Percy Jones is the renowned pioneer fusion bass player with the British band Brand X. Virtuoso guitarist Steve Hackett stated "it was in fact Percy who chronologically emerged with his own unique fretless sound and should be given full credit for it”.

Jones appeared on Eno’s Before and After Science, and Another Green World, on Steve Hackett’s debut solo album Voyage of the Acolyteand played on Roy Harper’s Bullinamingvase, all within a short time of Brand X exploding on the British scene.  He also recorded sessions for a number of avant-garde players like Jon Hassel, and David Sylvian.

After Brand X disbanded in the 1980s, Percy Jones became a session player in Manhattan, and saw the end of the great club era: CBGB and OMFUG’s, Max’s Kansas City, and The Bowery.  As a session player, he performed withNova, Tiger, Susanne Vega’s Days of Open Hand, he appeared alongside musicians Robert Fripp, Jon Hassell, Ryuichi Sakamoto, and Holger Czukay on David Sylvian’s Alchemy: An Index of Possibilities, and subsequently on several of Richard Barbieri‘s albums, Masami Tsuchiya’s Ippu Do, The Plastics, Tunnels, Paranoise, (formerly known as Noise Are Us),PAKT, and MJ12. 

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