The Swinging Sixties survivor on his friendly rivalry with The Rolling Stones, his former life as an atheist and why he’s ...

Paul Jones wound up in Manfred Mann, enjoying their part in the U.S. British Invasion before quitting in 1966. Both Joneses were fans of classic blues, which is why Paul doubted Brian’s vision ...

BBC Radio Wiltshire's Mark Jones talks to Manfred Mann's Paul Jones about his strong faith… Click on the link in the right hand column to listen to the full interview. It's a case of from 'Do ...

Manfred Mann star Paul Jones turned down Brian Jones's offer to join the fledgling Rolling Stones, toured with The Who and influenced Mick Jagger. By By Margaret Hussey 04:32, Sat, Jan 18, 2025 ...

Manfred Mann was a British blues/rock quintet formed in England in the late 1950s. ... 10th August 1964. From left to right - Paul Jones, Mike McGuiness, Mike Hugg, Mike Vickers, Manfred Mann.

Paul Jones was lead singer of Manfred Mann when they topped the charts with Do Wah Diddy Diddy and Pretty Flamingo. Among the venues they appeared at locally was The Rink Ballroom, in Clarence Road.

LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Paul Jones is known to many as the singer and heart-throb of the British Invasion band Manfred Mann — the voice on mid-‘60s hits like “Do Wah Diddy,” “Pretty Flamingo,” “Come ...

Paul Jones rose to fame as the ... With R&B group Manfred Mann, Paul Jones was a star of the beat boom and British ... In 1982 he met actress Fiona Hendley who became his second wife.

Paul Jones, third from left, with Manfred Mann in their 1960s heyday. Manfred is far right. Photo: Manfred Mann (Image: Archant). Originally formed/re-formed in 1991 without their eponymous ...

Albums belatedly give voice to Manfred Mann's Paul Jones Blues harmonica player and DJ whose career began in the '60s had to wait until 2009 to record a solo album, allowing him to sing the songs ...

Manfred Mann star Paul Jones turned down Brian Jones's offer to join the fledgling Rolling Stones, toured with The Who and ...