Amen.

OMG, me too. I wish I was Gela! ❤️

Surely not!

People have mentioned that JT should do his own show. 👍

Hello Bob so do I 24 years and 6 months here.

I first attended the Sunday morning session when it was in a conference room at the Hyatt. 9/12/98.

You do mean JT, right? ✌️

That would be a couple of steps down from having a popular afternoon radio show

@vunderground1That's because more people know who Joe Rogan is because of Fear Factor and UFC while the average person has no idea who Steve Jones is unless they're a serious musical history buff or a Sex Pistols fan.

Psycho Fish I'm also in the UK and watch all the youtube uploads. I hope there's a way to listen/watch the full shows...

Psycho Fish You can't see any of the shows unless they are posted on KZfaq but you can listen to the show live every weekday from 3 to 5PM Pacific Time by hitting the Listen Live button on the top right of the 955klosfm.com home page.

Anne Raso Thanks for letting me know great news

Psycho Fish I live on the East Coast and I meant to say that Jonesy's Jukebox starts at noon Pacific Time and 3 PM Eastern Time. The shows (with music removed) are available as podcasts on acast.com and audioboom.com and tend to be put up the same day around 9 or 9:30 Eastern Time.

I'm in the UK and I absolutely love Joneys's Jukebox. It makes my day when I see it come up in my subscribed suggestions!

It's john taylor not andy taylor

Love sugar town, I wish I was her ( roseanna)

Very similar in some ways. Both influenced by fashion, British glam rock, Bowie, night clubs, The Faces and mod culture. Duran would have have been schoolboy age and fans of pop /rock music acts like Sex Pistols in the late seventies ?

@@kaptinshazbat7535 Steve Jones had little respect for bowie and nicked his musical equipment back in the day. And duran duran influenced by "mod culture?" Ha! You're talking nonsense. Or - and this is more likely - you're trolling...:)

Steve Jones loves fashion, music and Bowie and Ronson and Roxy Music and The Faces . John Taylor loves fashion and music and Bowie and Roxy Music and Sex Pistols. Punk and New Romantic were both a British scene driven by fashion and the club scene and amphetamine. Mod culture was a British movement driven by fashion, music the club scene and amphetamine which Steve and Paul were defiantly influenced by (what ya going do about it ?)ts really not not that different dude. Anyway they are both British exile musicians living in LA and fans of each other music so....not trolling really just my opinionated view.

@@kaptinshazbat7535 Jones pretty indifferent fashion, so you're wrong. Jones not a fan of Bowie. Wrong again. I'm aware that mod culture was a British movement, but this does not mean duran duran were influenced by it, ya daft muppet. They certainly weren't. Their 'music', stance and fashion sense has nothing to do with or any resemblance or bearing to mod culture. So wrong again. You're talking shit. And yes - it is your "opinionated view.. And opinions are like arseholes in that everyone has one and they nearly always stink. And you are certainly no exception to this rule. And the reason I called you a troll is I honestly didn't think you were being serious given the absurdity of your "opinionated view." What nonsense and gibberish will you blabber next - that Rick Astley is 100% inspired by Beethoven and Hungarian waltzes. Take a nap, giles. I still reckon you're trolling or foolishly deluded. Or very possibly both. Either way it's sad really...

@@hyena131 1. Please calm down and have a cup of tea. 2. Next, read Lonely Boy by Steve Jones, you will find most of the answers about Bowie / fashion / clubs / drugs / mod / clam in there.3 . Please try and remember that for me this was only ever a discussion about why Steve Jones and Andy Taylor enjoy working together ( which they obviously do) and not a personal attack on you or Steve or the members of DuranDuran so no need for you to start personally attacking me. Thank for your correspondence. Goodbye. This has been weird.

Jones is From London, Taylor is from Birmingham, a completely different part of England and with a completely different accent. No different from someone from New York and someone from Alabama.

Here is your explanation Jonesy plays up a bit on the ole accent he still says meself and was you. After being in LA since the 80s over 30 years. It's all good everyone loves him Me included. And he's a natural DJ and Actor music talent aside I mean come on lol...

Alan Lloyd Are you American?

I'm sure he does,the swindle continues

It's definitely a felony in the D.J. handbook : page 1 , paragraph 2.

trini I wished he hadn’t succumbed to the tattoo fever. He’s a good looking man who is aging well. Maybe it’s just my bias, but there’s something inescapably vulgar about ink on skin.

He was being sarcastic, Einstein. Lol.

written 12 i just notice the tattoo on john's arm written "gela john". it's kinda cheesy and cliche

It's a bit weird. Isn't the punk rock ethos is going against the grain? Surely, a grandad of Mr Jones had one( so he knew howd they look) - perhaps he likes the patina of them on wrinkled skin? Oh, well, it's their skin; good luck 2 'em- probably buy some new easily in lala land. Before the crises I think tattoo parlors were diminishing ( not sure in U.S..?).

I was afraid to say that for fear of some nasty remarks from his fans. The interviews just don't sound easy, like pulling teeth. But people sure seemto love him.

@@rosemarymills1671 you know, there's a little charm there, and Steve certainly knows his way around the industry and rock and roll, but unless he puts some pizzazz in there and tightens up his game a little bit, it is just not carrying! Sorry not sorry

yup!

Rod Amo You fucking rotter.

Lee McQueen Why are you racist?

So don't watch.