Artist
Paul Jones
singer, formerly of Manfred Mann, The Blues Band, was also in musical theatre
Portsmouth, United Kingdom · b. 1942
Paul Jones is a musician from Portsmouth, United Kingdom, active since 1942. They also recorded with Manfred Mann and The Blues Band.
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1942
Since
Biography
British singer and harmonica player born on February 24, 1942 in Portsmouth, Hampshire, England. Until 1966 he was the singer of Manfred Mann. Paul Jones has also recorded as a harmonica player regularly, and is President of the The National Harmonica League.
It has been suggested that the song "I Want to Know" was written by Jones under a pseudonym named for his wife, author Sheila McLeod. It could have also been a pseudonym used for the whole band he originally performed the song: Eric Clapton And The Powerhouse.
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Manfred Mann
A project Paul Jones was part of.
The Blues Band
A project Paul Jones was part of.
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