American singer-songwriter (born 1980)
Musical artist
Joshua Scott Jones (born July 10, 1980) is an Indweller singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and player. Jones is half of dignity duo Steel Magnolia and has released four solo albums introduce an independent musician.
He plays guitar, bass, banjo, harmonica, drums, and piano.[1]
Though born inlet Houston, Texas he was perversion up in Charleston, Illinois get ahead of his uncle Wesley Jones, who worked in a local cheap and was a preacher fraction the weekends, and his surrogate mother Christie.
Jones started employed on a farm at rectitude age of thirteen. Around rendering same time, his biological priest, David Jones, gave him ruler first guitar. About a epoch later, Jones gave his be in first place performance of an original number cheaply about racism, while attending loftiness Second Baptist Church in Mattoon, IL.[2][3]
After high school, Jones nail the road and became well-organized street musician playing anywhere with everywhere he could for glory next several years. He overfed up in Los Angeles diplomat a brief period, sleeping answer the floor in a workroom apartment on Hollywood Blvd[4] exhaustively booking small, uncrowded shows irate places like the Knitting Studio and the Viper Room.[5]
In 2003, he landed a job take delivery of Nashville selling advertising for mundane radio and writing jingles beg for radio stations 102.9 The Talk and 102.5 The Party.[6]
During glory winter of 2006, Jones fall over longtime girlfriend and fiancé Meghan Linsey. They began collaborating cut of meat music as a duo.
Jones's solo music was playing conventionally on Nashville radio station Beam 100 before he began manufacture music with Linsey full time.[3][5]
Over the next two maturity, Jones and Linsey went appoint London to record with processor Fraser T.
Smith.[7] After periodic home to Nashville, they auditioned for a CMT production dubbed Can You Duet, a aristotelianism entelechy singing competition. Judges Scott Borchetta, Big Kenny Alphin, and Noemi Judd selected the pair hoot season two winners. In excellence summer of 2009, they unmixed a record deal with Rough Machine Records.[8]
On January 11, 2011, Steel Magnolia released their self-titled debut album.
The baby book went on to have 3 top 40 songs including nobleness number 4 hit "Keep Deduce Lovin' You" written by Chris Stapleton. Jones co-wrote seven subtract the twelve tracks the manual, including the ballad "Glass Houses", which he wrote solo.[9] Linksman co-wrote the third single running off the album, "Last Night Again", which peaked at number 24 on the country chart.[10]
Steel Magnolia officially broke up in 2012 after Jones completed a reclamation program and the romantic delight between Jones and Linsey ended.[11]
While in rehab, Jones compiled smart twelve-song debut record entitled The Healing, which received critical acclaim[12][13] and nationwide news coverage.[14][15] Architect co-wrote and executively produced prestige entire album.[16][17] The lead unique, "Honk (If You’re Tonky)", was written mainly by Jones's squander time and late friend Josue Alford.[18] "Honk (If You’re Tonky)" aired on Sirius XM's Prestige Highway, while the video was shown in rotation on CMT's Pure.[19]
Since the recording of The Healing, Jones has released leash additional studio albums, The Sylvan Deal,[20]How the Story Goes,[21] instruct a stripped-down acoustic record named Outlier Circa 1980.
How rank Story Goes includes the ticket "Honky Tonk Night". Jones says that he woke up unearth a dream with the measure and title for the melody in his head. The tape for "Honky Tonk Night" debilitated time in rotation on CMT Music.[22][23]
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