Steve Jones
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Sep 24, 2026
Rusty PistachioGUEST
... um, Sex Pistols obviously.
Rusty PistachioGUEST
You know, Steve Jones with that fucking great guitar sound.
Benny HorowitzHOST
Oh, yeah.
Rusty PistachioGUEST
But, um, but yeah, that-
Mitch MelnickHOST
No Johnny Rotten, but Frank Carter, Frank Carter on the Rattlesnakes, fronting.
Mitch MelnickHOST
Steve Jones on guitar, Paul Cook on drums, Glenn Matlock on bass.
Mitch MelnickHOST
If you passed on the Sex Pistols because you thought that three guys in their 70s would be kind of slobbering their way on stage for an hour plus, you made a mistake.
Mitch MelnickHOST
It was quite...
Lee PayneGUEST
You know, like, one star, I think it was, out of five, going, he's rubbish.
Lee PayneGUEST
Just four notes from Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols.
Lee PayneGUEST
I'm thinking, comparing Steve Jones at the Sex Pistols with Inge Malmsteen.
Lee PayneGUEST
It's like, put it this way.
Lee PayneGUEST
To play as good as Steve Jones, if you started from scratch, in about a year, you'd be about that standard.
Lee PayneGUEST
To get Tingu Malmsteen standard, never as long as you've got a hole in your arse would you pick that one.
Lee PayneGUEST
There's a swearing.
Kyle MeredithHOST
They had reunited with the band's original lineup and had just released 2017's Take Me to the Trees, and we got to get into recapturing the fire of records like Mesh and Lace and After the Snow, writing You're Corrupt Amid Trump and Brexit and widening inequality.
Kyle MeredithHOST
And then later on, my interview with Sex Pistols drummer Paul Cook, with him and Tom Spencer discussing rebuilding the professionals without Steve Jones.
Kyle MeredithHOST
And we get into creating a more contemporary version of the band's poppy punk sound, calling in famous friends to complete the record, and looking back at the chaos surrounding the original professionals and what it meant to keep that punk energy alive while growing old disgracefully, as Paul says.
Kyle MeredithHOST
But we'll start with that interview with Robbie Gray of Modern English.
15 MINS LATER
Kyle MeredithHOST
This was my 2017 interview with Paul Cook of the Sex Pistols and Tom Spencer.
Kyle MeredithHOST
We were talking about the Professionals.
Kyle MeredithHOST
That was the band that Paul and Steve Jones started after the Sex Pistols broke up, and they only lasted just a little while.
Kyle MeredithHOST
There was drugs, there was legal problems, and then 35 years later, they brought the band back.
James StevensonGUEST
Yeah.
Terry ChimesHOST
Steve Jones from The Pistols.
Terry ChimesHOST
He did some on it.
Terry ChimesHOST
And who else? Yeah.
Mitch MelnickHOST
Here's the Sex Pistols in Montreal tonight.
Mitch MelnickHOST
The show delayed by about a year because of a Steve Jones mishap.
Mitch MelnickHOST
Looking forward to the show tonight at the Olympia Theater.
Mitch MelnickHOST
Originally it was at MTELUS.
Mitch MelnickHOST
But the Sex Pistols in Montreal with the great Steve Jones on guitar, Glenn Matlock on bass, Paul Cook, founding member, on drums.
Mitch MelnickHOST
Of course, there is no Sid Vicious and no Johnny Rotten.
Mitch MelnickHOST
The role of Johnny Rotten on this tour... being played by Frank Carter, Frank Carter on the Rattlesnakes, who is an outstanding live performer.
Mark SloperGUEST
But then again, I think, well, he would have got the clothes from the shop, but he was in and out of the shop, so I'm sure he had more than one.
Mark SloperGUEST
It's like that famous story, Steve Jones from the Pistols keeps selling his guitar, but he sold the same guitar about eight times to the Hard Rock Cafe.
Stuart WrightHOST
Well, thank you for sharing that.
Stuart WrightHOST
Do you want to remind people then, how can they see Celebrate 50 Years of Punk?
Jimmy GuthrieHOST
The whole family was going to go.
Jimmy GuthrieHOST
And then Steve Jones broke his wrist.
Jimmy GuthrieHOST
So couldn't go to see the Sex Pistols actually pulled the plug on the whole festival said when they tour, you know, hopefully next year, I'm going to take the family wherever they come.
Jimmy GuthrieHOST
Hopefully Atlanta.
Jim BoageHOST
Hey, this is Frank Goda, and you're listening to Music in My Shoes.
Jim BoageHOST
I was
Jimmy GuthrieHOST
like, you guys could just play with no singer and just have Steve Jones sing and the whole crowd sing along.
Jimmy GuthrieHOST
I'd be happier than not going at all.
DaveHOST
The one who swore his head off, that
Glen MatlockGUEST
was Steve Jones.
Glen MatlockGUEST
Yeah.
HollyHOST
You look pretty composed.
Glen MatlockGUEST
Ish.
Glen MatlockGUEST
Yeah.
Glen MatlockGUEST
I was just trying to be my affable, not kowtowing to the guy who was interviewing us, but Steve Jones in the green room before and found a bottle of Blue Nun wine, gulped most of it to himself, and it just happened to kick in halfway through the interview.
Glen MatlockGUEST
So all hell broke loose.
DaveHOST
Were you on the Bill Gundy show? You were there.
Glenn MatlockGUEST
The one who swore his head off, that was Steve Jones.
Glenn MatlockGUEST
Yeah.
HollyHOST
You look pretty composed.
Glenn MatlockGUEST
Ish.
Glenn MatlockGUEST
Yeah.
Glenn MatlockGUEST
I was just trying to be my affable, not cow-tine to the guy who was interviewing us, but Steve Jones in the green room before and found a bottle of Blue Nun wine, grunk most of it to himself, and it just happened to kick in halfway through the interview.
Glenn MatlockGUEST
So all hell broke loose.
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