Wow, I can't believe I just found this! Listening to his stories from his beginning, the things I've learned! I've listened to Manfred Mann since junior high! But hearing Paul Jones in this interview, just amazing! 👍🎶
My mum who passed away recently adored this band .she s had her photo took numerous of times with paul.she kept his photos in her front room all framed up at her funeral we played come tomorrow her favourite song just want to say a big thank you for always putting a smile on my mum's face every time she went to see you in concert .r.i.p. mum xx
Looking good 👍👍 👍 Paul Jones brilliant singer and harmonica player still listening to day love the blues band thank you very much appreciated wow wow wow your a 🌟🌟🌟🌟 the Manfred s are brilliant after all the years I seen them cheers Paul Jones still listening to day a good interview thank you very much appreciated Take care
I wish I could describe the impact Mr. Jones has had on my life as a listener of music. Yes, I go back to the MM days, but the album cuts were out of this world! Hubble Bubble and Without You probably rank at the top of my list. Mann Made (in stereo) was the best album I've ever listened to (over and over). Thanks for the interview, and thanks for the music. Will seek out his latest blues CD right away.
Hi Paul,great interview. Many years ago I was at St Johns College in Southsea. I remember hearing music being played the building called St Ann's. Looking through the history of SJC. I found a section for famous pupils - Mike Hugg It all fell into place ! Fond memories of yourself dedicating your show to the memory of my late wife Sue in 2009 at Stevenage. Regards Robin Howes
Paul had a great weekly Blues show on BBC Radio 2 that I really used to enjoy listening to… his knowledge of the Blues is encyclopaedic & apart from the great music he played there were many interesting interviews with musicians. Unfortunately the BBC decided he was too ‘male, pale, and stale’ for the audience they wanted to attract - never mind the loyal (probably older) audience Paul had, so he was out & Cerys Matthews was in. I gave her show a couple of listens but it wasn’t a patch on Paul’s programme, so that was me finished with Radio 2 - which I guess the BBC would see as mission accomplished as at 73 I’m also ‘male, pale & stale’!
Wow paul looks in fantastic health. Great musician. He should of did more acting though, he was always good in whatever he stared in. Paul was fantastic in the sweeney!
Still looking really good. He 's a great blues singer.
Probably the most underrated genius of British blues . Legend Paul keep on rocking great talent from Manfred Mann to The Blues Band and beyond.
Such a great singer…he does not as much notice as he should have. He made those MANFRED MANN hits!
Paul Jones was my crush in the 60's. And doesn't he look great. ❤
This guy's a legend !
Wow, I can't believe I just found this! Listening to his stories from his beginning, the things I've learned! I've listened to Manfred Mann since junior high! But hearing Paul Jones in this interview, just amazing! 👍🎶
My mum who passed away recently adored this band .she s had her photo took numerous of times with paul.she kept his photos in her front room all framed up at her funeral we played come tomorrow her favourite song just want to say a big thank you for always putting a smile on my mum's face every time she went to see you in concert .r.i.p. mum xx
The interviewer did a good job here. Kept the conversation on track.
Absolutely brilliant singing Paul Jones and we loved the band 👌👌
The voice of voices ❤
I met Paul and his wife a few years ago when they came to our church for ‘an evening with’. Lovely couple.
absolute legend
Looking good 👍👍 👍 Paul Jones brilliant singer and harmonica player still listening to day love the blues band thank you very much appreciated wow wow wow your a 🌟🌟🌟🌟 the Manfred s are brilliant after all the years I seen them cheers Paul Jones still listening to day a good interview thank you very much appreciated Take care
great interview...loved Manfred Mann
I guess Simon Currie is very HOT😀😀😀
See them at the Marquee Wardour Street 1964 they were great then.
Humble. Great feller tops live
I wish I could describe the impact Mr. Jones has had on my life as a listener of music. Yes, I go back to the MM days, but the album cuts were out of this world! Hubble Bubble and Without You probably rank at the top of my list. Mann Made (in stereo) was the best album I've ever listened to (over and over). Thanks for the interview, and thanks for the music. Will seek out his latest blues CD right away.
I'll have what Paul's having, looks incredible !
Great guy brilliant stories 👏
Hi Paul,great interview. Many years ago I was at St Johns College in Southsea. I remember hearing music being played the building called St Ann's. Looking through the history of SJC. I found a section for famous pupils - Mike Hugg It all fell into place ! Fond memories of yourself dedicating your show to the memory of my late wife Sue in 2009 at Stevenage. Regards Robin Howes
Paul had a great weekly Blues show on BBC Radio 2 that I really used to enjoy listening to… his knowledge of the Blues is encyclopaedic & apart from the great music he played there were many interesting interviews with musicians. Unfortunately the BBC decided he was too ‘male, pale, and stale’ for the audience they wanted to attract - never mind the loyal (probably older) audience Paul had, so he was out & Cerys Matthews was in. I gave her show a couple of listens but it wasn’t a patch on Paul’s programme, so that was me finished with Radio 2 - which I guess the BBC would see as mission accomplished as at 73 I’m also ‘male, pale & stale’!
Same - an absolutely shocking decision - Paul Jones's show was a must listen.
What's the name of the show?
@@swoovey ‘The Blues Show with Paul Jones’
Love it
Not a word about 'Privilege', 1967 film co-staring the magnificent Jean Shrimpton.
Not the worst film...but he didn't ggoo on to do any other films did he? (Or JS?)🎩
Wow paul looks in fantastic health.
Great musician.
He should of did more acting though, he was always good in whatever he stared in.
Paul was fantastic in the sweeney!
Should have done! Not should of did!😂
This is nice...♡...
Inside track on record companies, other bands, flamin' excellent! 👍🤔
SOMETHING ABOUT HIM REMINDS ME OF MICK JAGGER.
Maybe thats what Brian saw ?
Still looks 25