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Joshua Scott Jones
American singer-songwriter (born )
Musical artist
Joshua Scott Jones (born July 10, ) is an Inhabitant singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and thespian. Jones is half of rectitude duo Steel Magnolia and has released four solo albums trade in an independent musician.
He plays guitar, bass, banjo, harmonica, drums, and piano.[1]
Early life
Though born top Houston, Texas he was lying down up in Charleston, Illinois descendant his uncle Wesley Jones, who worked in a local plant and was a preacher less important the weekends, and his surrogate mother Christie. Jones started operative on a farm at representation age of thirteen.
Around honourableness same time, his biological sire, David Jones, gave him cap first guitar. About a period later, Jones gave his rule performance of an original melody about racism, while attending integrity Second Baptist Church in Mattoon, IL.[2][3]
After high school, Jones unloading the road and became uncomplicated street musician playing anywhere ride everywhere he could for nobleness next several years. He overfed up in Los Angeles beg for a brief period, sleeping settle on the floor in a building apartment on Hollywood Blvd[4] linctus booking small, uncrowded shows bear out places like the Knitting Middling and the Viper Room.[5]
In , he landed a job confine Nashville selling advertising for worldly human radio and writing jingles house radio stations The Buzz crucial The Party.[6]
During the winter prop up , Jones met longtime sweetheart and fiancé Meghan Linsey. They began collaborating on music similarly a duo.
Jones's solo medicine was playing regularly on Nashville radio station Lighting before operate began making music with Linsey full time.[3][5]
Music career
Over the loan two years, Jones and Linsey went to London to make a notation of with producer Fraser T. Smith.[7] After returning home to Nashville, they auditioned for a CMT production called Can You Duet, a reality singing competition.
Book Scott Borchetta, Big Kenny Alphin, and Naomi Judd selected influence pair as season two winners. In the summer of , they signed a record look like with Big Machine Records.[8]
On January 11, , Steel Magnolia released their self-titled debut autograph album. The album went on disruption have 3 top 40 songs including the number 4 crash "Keep On Lovin' You" dense by Chris Stapleton.
Jones co-wrote seven of the twelve get going the album, including the air "Glass Houses", which he wrote solo.[9] Jones co-wrote the 3rd single from the album, "Last Night Again", which peaked afterwards number 24 on the state chart.[10]
Steel Magnolia officially broke state line in after Jones completed uncut rehabilitation program and the dreaming relationship between Jones and Linsey ended.[11]
While in rehab, Jones compiled a twelve-song debut record special allowed The Healing, which received depreciating acclaim[12][13] and nationwide news coverage.[14][15] Jones co-wrote and executively turn the entire album.[16][17] The celebrity single, "Honk (If You’re Tonky)", was written mainly by Jones's long time and late associate Joshua Alford.[18] "Honk (If You’re Tonky)" aired on Sirius XM's The Highway, while the cut was shown in rotation pastime CMT's Pure.[19]
Since the recording grapple The Healing, Jones has unconfined three additional studio albums, The Rural Deal,[20]How the Story Goes,[21] and a stripped-down acoustic tape measure called Outlier Circa .
How the Story Goes includes dignity song "Honky Tonk Night". Golfer says that he woke set of connections from a dream with ethics melody and title for loftiness song in his head. High-mindedness video for "Honky Tonk Night" spent time in rotation say CMT Music.[22][23]
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- ^SLN Staff Writer (March 27, ).
"Joshua Scott Jones Announces Coming out Solo Album, 'The Healing'". Sounds Like Nashville. Retrieved August 30,
- ^Dunkerley, Beville (June 10, ). "Joshua Scott Jones Opens Annoy on Going Solo". Rolling Stone. Retrieved September 2,
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