Across the Universe, unseen forces beyond our comprehension are working to improve our lives.
They don’t always get it right, but they are trying.
#jonesysjukebox brings you The Beatles and Across the Universe.
Been discussing this particular song, and why it means so much to me, all evening.
#jonesysjukebox gives you Doves and Caught by the River.
Beautiful song.
#jonesysjukebox gives you a little piece of Bristol.
Now fuck off and go to bed.
Nobody wants it but it’s back anyway.
#jonesysjukebox returns with a song that’s been in my head for days now.
Thomas Dolby
Close but no cigar, from 1992.
Don’t know why but I’ve got this song in my head today.
Manic Street Preachers
Elvis Impersonator - Blackpool Pier
#jonesysjukebox
Second entry in todays’s #jonesysjukebox is my attempt at feeling festive. I’m not really a big fan of Christmas but I’ve always had a soft spot for this record.
The Waitresses and Christmas Wrapping.
It’s the return of #jonesysjukebox despite literally no interest being shown by anybody other than me.
Here’s some 80s disco, inspired by a conversation I had earlier about Patrick Cowley.
Sylvester & Patrick Cowley - Do you wanna funk?
I imagine they actually wanted to ask “do you wanna fuck?”
Here’s another entry in #jonesysjukebox for you to ignore.
It’s an obscure English group called Pink Floyd and a track called Fearless from the early 1970s. It’s very good.
I wonder what happened to Pink Floyd?
An unwelcome return for #jonesysjukebox tonight.
Despite no popular demand whatsoever, here’s a couple more tracks.
Who fancies some Rush?
Here’s one of my favourite tracks - The Spirit of Radio.
A surprise hit single from 1980.
Broadcasting live to the world on this rainy Saturday evening here in Bristol, #jonesysjukebox continues to post some messages, to be met with complete indifference. AND THAT’S FINE.
Here’s Brian & Michael
Matchstalk Men and Matchstalk Cats & Dogs.
Posting this because it mentions “Ancoats”.
#jonesysjukebox
Black Sabbath
Neon Knights
#jonesysjukebox is in a bad mood and wants to hear some LOUD music on this miserable December Friday.
MOTORHEAD
God save the Queen
Just one entry in #jonesysjukebox today due to tiredness and general apathy. It's the Pet Shop Boys and Heart, which reached number 1 in 1988 when that sort of thing really mattered.
#musicchallenge
#musicsky
#petshopboys
To celebrate The Fall being declared my top act of 2025 by Spotify, here’s number 4 in #jonesysjukebox, which literally none of you care about, quite rightly.
It’s The Fall & the 1st track on the 1st album of theirs which I purchased.
Eat y’self fitter!
From Perverted by Language.
#musicchallenge
Number 3 on #jonesysjukebox (which you are all correctly ignoring) is one of the first 7 inch singles I ever bought.
Roadrunner by Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6!
#musicchallenge
#musicsky
Number 2 on #jonesysjukebox is this lovely little song from Motörhead called Dead men tell no tales.
Opening track from the Bomber album, 1979/1980.
PLAY THIS FUCKING LOUD!
#musicchallenge
RIP Lemmy, Philthy and Eddie. You were all legends.
I’m going to start my own #musicchallenge hashtag, safe in the knowledge that the rest of the world will totally ignore it.
Just random songs that I like.
So, number 1 on #jonesysjukebox (nothing to do with Steve Jones of the Sex Pistols) it’s Primal Scream & Silent Spring, from the 1987 debut LP.
Today features that one time in 2013 when I ran into Steve Jones from The Sex Pistols at a car show in Santa Monica #music #sexpistols #jonesysjukebox
