JONESY
One of the lesser-known acts to arise during the plethora of prog rock acts in Britain, Jonesy was formed in 1971 by frontman John Evans-Jones and his bassist/multi-instrumentalist brother Trevor Gypsy Jones, who had both been in Anno Domini just before (though they had first played in various groups together during an Australian sojourn in the 1960s, including the hit-making Choas & Co). The early line-up shattered after a brotherly dispute, leading to the arrival of bassist David Paul and drummer Jim Payne, who had both played in the National Head Band, with Chicago-born Scouser, Jimmy Kaleth on keyboards lending a defining treble element, especially through his use of a Mellotron. The prevalence of that instrument on their 1972 debut LP (you will also find in this section), No Alternative, has naturally drawn comparisons with King Crimson in retrospect. Remastered with insert in a gatefold cover.
Titel: Keeping Up... Label: Long Hair
Stil: Psychedelic
Typ: LP
Preis: 29.- CHF
Songs:
A1 Masquerade
A2 Sunset And Evening Star
A3 Preview
A4 Questions And Answers
B1 Critique (With Exceptions)
B2 Duet
B3 Song
B4 Children
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