Wednesday, January 18, 2017

Old Shows: Tony Wilson, New York Dolls

Tony Wilson May 4th 2005
NB layout of cd's for picking music for show

This is also a show where Tony says he was at the Manchester Lesser Free Halls shows but the Joy Division guys, esp Peter Hook, say he wasnt.


New York Dolls July 28th 2006 and March 6th 2008

Tuesday, January 17, 2017

Guests Hosts: Dave Grohl and Taylor Hawkins

".@JonesysJukebox is out of town but we have the PERFECT fill in! #DaveGrohl and @taylorhawkins will be taking over at 12 bells!"

Friday, January 13, 2017

More Old Shows



Chris Kattan April 15th 2005

More book stuff mentioning show

Noisey Vice

"a beloved LA disc jockey"

"So back to the present, you've become a big-time DJ in Los Angeles, you just published an this memoir and you're a gas on social media. Your Instagram account is hilarious, it's like a one man Benny Hill Show."


Rolling Stone

"He also discusses his solo works, producing gigs and current stint hosting Jonesy's Jukebox on L.A.'s KLOS,"

Tavis Smiley

"Jones currently hosts a daily radio show called Jonsey's Jukebox on KLOS in Los Angeles. "

Thursday, January 12, 2017

Old Shows


Johnny Ramone Show from 20th Feb 2004 , other shows include 25th May 2004, Aug 9 2004 and July 23rd 2004

Richard Branson October 17 2005

Wednesday, January 11, 2017

More Book Stuff; Tour-Spiel


Seth Myers Show ( Monday 16th ?? )
Tavis Smiley Show ( This Friday ??)
"Watch PBS TV's @TavisSmileyShow this Friday night. Sex Pistols' Steve Jones will discuss his LONELY BOY memoir. @tavissmiley @JonesysJukebox"

Book signings East Coast so some Vintage Jukeboxes to air.

Book Stuff: Yahoo Backspin


Backspin: Steve Jones on the 40th Anniversary of Punk and Whether the Sex Pistols ‘Could’ve Ended Up Like U2’

Nowadays, you’ll find the non-spiky Jones on Los Angeles radio station KLOS, hosting the wildly popular and wildly genre-hopping afternoon show Jonesy’s Jukebox and playing a little bit of everything. “I think you just like what [music] you like, regardless of what you think people think you should like. I used to listen to Boston and Journey when the Sex Pistols was going on,” Jones confesses, further recalling listening to “Don’t Stop Believin’” on a Walkman on the Professionals’ tour bus back in the day. “That wasn’t something you could really talk about then — or I didn’t feel like I should open me mouth about it. But now I don’t care. … I like all kinds of music. I still like Boston and Journey. I like a lot of Tamla Motown. I like a lot of early reggae — ‘60s and ‘70s reggae. I like a lot of classic rock. The least thing I listen to is punk.”


( Jan 11 2005 was the first big Boston / Journey show :) )

Tuesday, January 10, 2017

Book Stuff : Salon Magazine

Interview at Salon

"Over nearly 15 years now, he has been hosting an inspired radio show out of Los Angeles, titled “Jonesy’s Jukebox” and that functions as an alternative to what he calls “the same 20 songs everybody plays.”

2017 - 2004 =/= 15 :)

Wednesday, January 04, 2017

Monday, December 12, 2016

Thursday, December 08, 2016

Dec 8 2016 : Radcliffe and Maconie Show

Full Show ( 30 days )

Interview Clip
"'It's weird having it out there for everyone to see.' Sex Pistol guitarist Steve Jones talks about his difficult and impoverished childhood as detailed in his new book 'Lonely Boy: Tales from a Sex Pistol'.

Born in West London in 1955, he founded the Sex Pistols in 1972 with Paul Cool and Wally Nightingale, and was their guitarist until the band broke up in 1978. He is a musician, record producer and actor. He lives in Los Angeles, where he hosts the radio show Jonesy's Jukebox."

Guest: December 8th 2016 Dr Ed Krupp

Dr Ed Krupp – Director of Griffith Observatory