Jimmy Jones Jr.

By showing up on certain information, a musician could probably luck right into a wide target audience appreciating his attempts, expanding his target audience all over along the way. In the profession of drummer Jimmy Jones, a Cleveland journeyman that has documented just sporadically, that lucky record was the main one he made out of guitarist Robert Lockwood Jr. in 1976, just entitled Will 12 and released on a little blues impartial, Trix. Lockwood Jr. experienced previously switched many an hearing along with his jazzy business lead guitar design, but this is the first record he had made playing the 12-string edition on the device on every monitor. Also a citizen of Cleveland, the guitarist acquired established a fantastic rapport with a normal band of sidemen that included Jones, who’s sometimes acknowledged as Jimmy Jones Jr. The mix of the causing memorable interplay as well as the certainly fresh sound from the 12-string within an electrical blues setting produced this record a must-have for most bluesmonauts. Demand outlived the lifetime of Trix itself; Lockwood Jr.’s complete saving periods for the label have already been reissued on Joel Dorn’s 32 Jazz imprint.