Kenney Jones (The Faces/The Who) - Interview with Spike [PART TWO]
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- The second in our two part interview with The Faces, Small Faces and The Who's Kenney Jones - we visited him at his home last month and chatted to him about his time with bands, his views on drumming and how he became the drummer he is today!
PART ONE: • Kenney Jones (The Face...
SAM KELLY: • Sam Kelly (Session Dru...
REINTRODUCTION: • Spike Reintroduces Mad...
ORIGINAL INTRO: • Spike Webb introduces ...
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VIDEO CREDITS
Director/Editor: George Day
Producers: George Day / Spike Webb
Associate Producer: Jerome Marcus
Special Thanks: Neil Armstrong
Produced by DMLK Video
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Breakdown - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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For those of us old enough to recall the whole story, that was an epic interview.
I think this is the best interview ever I've seen with a rock star. He's so natural and a nice bloke.
A genius.
Other guys are flash and can’t play; real guys are quiet and unassuming - they have nothing to prove.
I was a drummer in a band in the 90’s.
I would love to play again.
If there ere any musicians in the Maidstone area - reply …..
Love to hear Kenny talk about his early days and drumming for the The Small Faces/The Faces/The Who up until now. I love to see Kenny get all excited and happy recalling all the crazy times over all the years. His love of the music is obvious!
He seems like a really genuine, nice guy with positive attitude
And he really did well with the Who. They sounded much cleaner and "orderly" after he joined. They should have asked Mr. Daltrey playing more guitar, as well shift the stage focus more onto him. Pete Townshend still kept on delivering many fine songs for at least 10 years. What an incredible talent!
Kenney is so cool in these interviews. He also seems to have a lot of admiration and respect for the late, great Keith Moon.
“There is only one drummer for The Who and that is Keith Moon” - God bless Kenny Jones.
we saw the Who with Kenney at CNE grandstand He played his all ....Excellent
I nearly bust out cryin' seeing that letter from Moon's mum. God bless Kenny Jones.he took the most thankless job in showbiz at the time.but that letter must've made it easier. didn't Moon 'grow up 'near Wembley?
one of the best drummer ever !!!
I was shown around a house in my village that belonged to Kenny Jones once it had that AMI dukebox that's behind him in it and that's the nearest I've ever got to someone famous !
That Ronnie Lane story gives ya the feels, don't it?
That was great. I loved hearing about their anxiety dreams; their kits being arranged backwards, their tommy drums facing outwards. That’s hilarious. Thank God that legendary musicians are human and have anxiety dreams too. 😎
Fantastic person
Another great interview Spike:) Excellent!!!...........X
The telegram from Keith's mum... what a sweet man.
God bless, Kenney. Drum long and prosper.
He did the Its Hard Tour with Distinction ❤
how many rock stars from his era look this young?
Great stories Man....... really cool to hear!
top drummer kenney
Spectacular Work Spike ...Respect from Javed :)
Great Vid!!!
Thanks - glad you enjoyed it!
I saw Bring In the Noise, bring in the Funk on Broadway and SoHo at Cafe Bari street troubadours playing on makeshift percussion instruments. My favorite drummer is Gene Krupa big band swing and I have seen Buddy Rich at Carnegie Hall Cheers Sir Kenny
The interviewer needs to stop interrupting Kenny!
Love Kenny Jonas!..What a career!..
I remember 'The British Prince', I lived in Westport Street, (next road up) off the Commercial Road. So far away, and so long ago. Violet, Kennys Mum, is my God Mother, not a lot of people know that. ;-)
Benny...
shame you didnt ask him more about the who, like him leaving and the circumstances, and how he felt about them after that, and how he feels about them now.
good interview though.
Part 3 perhaps
What happened to the pink and white and black drum kit he uses to play with the faces.
He doesn't mention Ginger Baker. That's surprising although maybe GB was a guy who made enemies among the rock fraternity.
"I have short sticks and a big knob" Michael Parkinson couldn't have got a better reaction to a question than you did Spike!
Kenney used Ginger Baker drum sticks, I used to buy em by the shed load when I was the Small Faces roadie from Drum City on Shaftsbury Avenue. Story goes Ginger nipped in one day to get some sticks and was out of luck, I'd beat him to it.
Kenney was my favourite guy in the group, even stayed over at his mum and dads place and had pie and mash for dinner.
Would love to meet up with him again, must try next year when I'm in the UK.
This would be a great interview if the interviewer didn't keep saying " ya" every second....
no comment ginger baker !
What sort of hair cut is that!
So how come Kenney got the boot then? It's a bit of a mystery He just wasn't with the Who one day!
He wasn't booted, the band broke up after the 1982 tour. (I saw the 2 shows in Oakland; the indoor show was blistering.) They did a one off show with him at Live Aid, and one more in 88. Roger didn't feel KJ was totally right for the spot and when they reconvened for another tour in 89, he was not in that or any subsequent tour. He just wasn't asked to be involved in further tours.
I remember an ignominious departure for Jones along with dismissive comments from Entwistle concerning Jones drumming. I suspect the real reason was Pete's drinking problem and Jones role with that problem. Jones was Pete's drinking buddy. Townsend wasn't going so Jones' got the boot. Pete dried out the rest is history.
I remember an interview with Entwistle where he said that he preferred playing with Kenney because Keith would not stick to the script and would take off on his own.
Kenny ,grow old gracefully. Stop dying you hair!
The interviewer’s hair is very distracting.
WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From a mad keen 77yo Aussie fan
Poor old Spike must get a proper hairstyle--It's hideous.
British teeth!!
Fuck off.
The henna's a bit dodgy as well...