Vinyl records

Jonesy vinyl records

1 album with 10 vinyl pressings between them. Open an album to see all its pressings and how to spot the first one.

British progressive rock band active in the 1st half 0f 70s. The band was formed in 1971 in London by John Evan-Jones, hence the name Jonesy. Together with the American-born keyboard player Jimmy Kaleth, then they was joined by David Paull on bass and Jim Payne on drums. After signing with Dawn Records at the end of 1971 the group released "No Alternative" in October 1972. Just before the debut album it was issued a single which had the distinction of being the 1st 45 (and one of only a few) to be released in Quadraphonic. The album failed to chart and David Paull with Jim Payne departed. They were replaced by Evan-Jones brother Gypsy on bass and Richard "Plug" Thomas on drums.