Music Releases

Jesse Jones Jr. - Get On Up  Get On Up from Jesse Jones Jr.: Father of Scat Hop available at http://www.cdbaby.com/scathop Get On Up (Hitchcock / Jones) on Funkatology Records LLC ©2010 Jesse Jones Jr.: vocals, saxophones, scat and Scat Hop Hugh Jarvis Hitchcock: keyboards, basses, drums Ike Woods: rhythm guitar Dennis Sierra: lead guitar Joe Collado: conga Produced, mixed and engineered by Hugh J. Hitchcock Recorded at Funkatology Records in Miami Florida

Jesse Jones Jr. Live Interview on WPBR 1340 AM with Kimberly Courteau Reel One recorded 6/11/2010 Jesse Jones Jr. and media director Horace Straws discuss "Father of Scat Hop" with Kimberly Courteau Tags: Scat Hop ...

if you have a sound card attached to your computer, and you can run multimedia flashplayer, then you should be hearing the interview I did with Hugh J. Hitchcock on the Tracy Fields show on Monday evening, May 17th 2010, in which we discussed my new record "Father of Scat Hop". This was a fun interview! I hope you enjoy listening to it, it runs about one hour. To view the E-Phonic MP3 Player you will need to have Javascript turned on and have Flash Player 9 or better installed. /wlrn_interview_100517.xml  

As I mentioned in another article on this website, I am featured on Hugh Jarvis Hitchcock's new CD, FUNKMEISTER. Hugh has produced a video on one of the songs, Make No Mistake. I know, GWB is SO 2008. But it's funny anyway, check it out. If you don't blink too many times you will see me featured in between the funny parts.  if you're interested you can go to Hugh's website and check it out for yourself.

I wanted to let you all know about another album I'm on which is coming out this month. My good friend Hugh Jarvis Hitchcock is releasing his first CD, and I am featured quite prominently on all the tracks. I know this is not exactly the genre of music that you usally associate me with, but I think the album is produced quite nicely and...

(the following article appeared in the June 2009 issue of Jazz and Blues Florida, Florida's online guide to Jazz and Blues. You can download the whole publication from their web site) Winning Spins by Bob Weinstock  JESSE JONES JR. NEVER HAD A chance to meet Cannonball Adderley, but the legendary alto saxophonist enormously influenced the Miami native. In fact, Jones, now 65, even coerced his younger brother, Melton, to pick up the trumpet so they could emulate Cannon and his younger brother, Nat, one of the premier hardbop frontlines of the 1950s and ’60s. So it’s fitting that Jones’ new recording, the...