Brian Jones
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Oct 28, 2026
Robert Johnson: Escaping the Delta: Let It Roll From the Beginning... 4.10
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24:43Nate WilcoxHOST
This was his first record, and the people who bought it were laughing, which brings us to the devil, because that's the other thing we've been told about Robert Johnson.
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24:51Nate WilcoxHOST
Yeah, and that's, you know, another thing is always this whiff of devil worship around Johnson, which was a huge part of the way he was introduced to the Stones and book's written in the late 50s and that, you know, Brian Jones and others were reading in the early 60s.
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25:06Nate WilcoxHOST
And yet you pretty clearly show that this was something that was done pretty commonly and mostly tongue in cheek.
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25:13Nate WilcoxHOST
Yeah, exactly.
Dinosaurs, Doomed Cruise and Trump v Young.
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6:33Ray D'ArcyHOST
That's vulgar, isn't it? But people would know because they read about it in the newspaper.
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6:39Ray D'ArcyHOST
The other auction that caught our eye was the auction of a letter written by Brian Jones.
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6:46Ray D'ArcyHOST
Yeah, Brian Jones from the Rolling Stones to Charlie Watts.
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6:51Ray D'ArcyHOST
from the Rolling Stones.
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6:52Ray D'ArcyHOST
From 1962.
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6:53Ray D'ArcyHOST
I was just doing a bit of research.
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6:56Ray D'ArcyHOST
Brian Jones would have been 20 then.
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6:58Ray D'ArcyHOST
He died at the age of 27 in 1969.
Bonus Episode: Breaking the Rules and Disrupting the Narrative
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42:10Jake BrennanGUEST
Cause I just did the Marianne faithful episode.
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42:12Jake BrennanGUEST
Oh, But I really got taken into the whole Brian Jones story again in researching Marianne Faithfull.
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42:20Jake BrennanGUEST
And I didn't do anything on the death of Brian Jones other than how it affected his story.
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42:25Jake BrennanGUEST
But what I mean is the conspiracy around how he was killed or how he died, depending on your point of view.
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42:31Jake BrennanGUEST
Winnie the
Episode 557 - The IWOL Halloween Playlist
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49:54Johnny PayneHOST
stuff.
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49:54Johnny PayneHOST
Yeah, but if you put it early, any Brian Jones stuff.
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49:57Johnny PayneHOST
Between the buttons, all that shit.
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49:59Johnny PayneHOST
Yeah, he's a spooky guy, Brian Jones.
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50:02Johnny PayneHOST
Yeah, I mean, yeah, he is.
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50:03Johnny PayneHOST
What about, well, he's not got like bad moon rising.
Kicksville #23
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88:40MiriamHOST
But for Brian's influence on you with music and what Brian was influenced by, I mean, I'm assuming that he, you know, without a doubt, that he was a Rolling Stones fan and he got the name from...
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88:55MiriamHOST
Brian Jones.
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88:56MiriamHOST
Is that true?
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88:57Pam BlamGUEST
Yeah, yeah, that would be true.
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88:59Pam BlamGUEST
Yeah, that's why he picked it.
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89:01Pam BlamGUEST
He was so in love with him out of the stones now.
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89:03Pam BlamGUEST
But yeah, he always loved Brian Jones.
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89:06Pam BlamGUEST
So that's where he got the name.
Ep 297, Rocktober: The 27 Club
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16:09Jeremy GoldenHOST
Over the decades, some extraordinary names have become associated with it.
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16:14Jeremy GoldenHOST
Robert Johnson, Brian Jones, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain, and Amy Winehouse.
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16:24Jeremy GoldenHOST
Different musicians, different generations, different kinds of music.
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16:30Jeremy GoldenHOST
different circumstances surrounding their deaths, but the same age, 27.
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21:04Jeremy GoldenHOST
And when it came, it happened with a frightening concentration of death.
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21:11Jeremy GoldenHOST
Between 1969 and 1971, rock music lost several major figures at exactly the same age.
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21:22Jeremy GoldenHOST
Brian Jones, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, all 27.
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21:30Jeremy GoldenHOST
Four major figures died.
Geoffrey Hales – October 25th, 2026
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4:30Geoffrey HalesGUEST
and this is about 20 years ago, of all of the...
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4:34Geoffrey HalesGUEST
I've got some of Brian Jones and Mick Jagger and the Yardbirds, like I said.
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4:40NeilHOST
When they toured, was that when they toured Australia? They
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4:42Geoffrey HalesGUEST
were staying at the John Batman Motor Inn.
The Deer Park feat. DX Aminal
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47:44Mark E. SmithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
yeah
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47:45FrestaHOST
but like i don't know like i can't think of any good ones off the top of my head whereas the bands that like have like like even like the rolling stones you know there's like the two egos of mick and keith and like and even while brian jones was alive him as well but like know like they they kind of like have to stay together because they don't make it on their own like the solo yeah and keith records you know not that good yeah he listens to them yeah
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48:10Mark E. SmithSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
no no
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48:11FrestaHOST
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Jimi Hendrix (27 Club)
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52:35Corinna HarrodHOST
And Paul McCartney is on the board and he personally pushed for the organisers to book Jimi Hendrix.
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52:43Corinna HarrodHOST
The Rolling Stones' Brian Jones, who was there as a spectator, introduced the experience with real enthusiasm.
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52:50Corinna HarrodHOST
Jones was a restless spirit, a troubled man at this point, and he'd be dead in two years.
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52:56Corinna HarrodHOST
At the age of 27, you can listen to my episode on Brian Jones.
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53:01Corinna HarrodHOST
Hendrix's Monterey set is a showpiece.
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53:05Corinna HarrodHOST
It begins with Killing Floor, moves through Hey Joe, Foxy Lady and a searing take on Bob Dylan's Like a Rolling Stone and ends with Wild Thing.
Episode 41, Jeff and Brian talk about David McGowan's provoctive book, Weird Scenes In The Canyon. Laurel Canyon, covert ops & the dark heart of the hippie dream.
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45:10Jeff LuskevarHOST
He was one of the purveyors of this androgyny thing.
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45:16Jeff LuskevarHOST
I know they like did a big concert in Hyde Park right after Brian Jones died.
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45:24Jeff LuskevarHOST
And it was Mick Taylor's first concert.
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45:27Jeff LuskevarHOST
show with them as lead guitarist.
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