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The Jones Gang are an English rock band, formed in London in 2001 by the English drummer and ex-Small Faces and The Who member Kenney Jones, plus ex-Foreigner member Rick Wills and British vocalist ex-Bad Company member Robert Hart.

• Kenney Jones – drums (2001–present)
• Robert Hart – lead vocals (2001–present)
• Jim Stapley – vocals (2013–present)
• Mark Read – vocals (2014–present)
• Pat Davey – bass guitar (2017–present)
• Johnson Jay – lead guitar (2014–present)
• Sam Tanner - keys/vocals (2016–present)

• Rick Wills – bass guitar (2001–2017)
• Dave "Bucket" Colwell – lead guitar (2001–2014)

• Any Day Now (2005) ^[1]

• youtube: "Angel" - The Jones Gang - Billboard No. 1 Single (not to be taken literally)
• youtube: Kenney Jones Interview in Carnaby St.

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