He has a beautiful accent. He appears very humble and down to earth.

I loved Jon's song "Ironingboard Blues"!

Love him! He played Jason beautifully!

It’s nothing short of amazing that you all grew up together and grew close as family and stayed that way for 50 years. Every so often I binge watch the entire Waltons series. Jon you are a very talented musician and your character Jason was so special in so many ways.

I got to see Jon play with Richard Marx's band several times. My favorite was in New Orleans. Cabrini High School won a contest. The band came and played. During the show Richard would introduce the band. We (my friends) started screaming Jason, Jason. For the rest of the show Jon came over and played for us. It was a great night. Love the Waltons. Thank you Jon.

Jon, your music really ended up adding so much to the show. I'm a musician too and I notice these things. One of my favorite episodes was the one where you and John Boy are dreaming about your futures and how you're going to be at Carnegie Hall. What a wonderful show The Waltons was/is. I still watch it every day.

Such a lovely man! A very enjoyable interview. Loved listening to Jon flipping between an American and British accent. 😄 Other than being an incredibly talented musician and actor, he's such a wise and humourous soul! Thanks again for a terrific interview, Ross. 🙂

Jon , I love your music on the show and you are a great actor. I'm a big, big fan of the Waltons.

Ross…I accidentally found your channel..I’m a die hard Waltons fan…I’ve watched each episode countless times and have the DVD’s of the Walton reunion movies. I’m also a regular watcher of Judy Nortons KZfaq channel. How delighted I was to see you’d done these wonderful interviews. Thank you so very much. By the way I love your accent. I’m a 73 year old Canadian who lives on the west coast.Thanks again.!!

This came up in my feed because I've been watching Judy Norton's channel since during lockdowns. Great interview. I definitely think Jon and David Harper and Eric Scott don't get the credit they deserve for their acting because of course Richard was the star. But, each had their own ways of making what they were doing believable. The talent level on the show was just off the charts. One of, if not the best dramatic TV shows ever.

I have the CD A Walton's Christmas and there are several songs featuring Jason including Mama's Applesauce Cake.

Another great interview Ross - thank you. He’s such a lovely man.

Ross you're a very good interviewer, I tip my hat to you, thank you.

What a great interview, Jon seems like such a nice guy and talented. He looks great with the shaved head. It was nice how natural, nice and down to earth the interviewer and the cast are. I saw Mary Ellen and Erin's interview.

I would love to see another reunion. 😊

I love Jon as Jason on the Waltons and my favorite episode of him was a show called The Choice, where he wanted to study music in college after high school but his dad wanted him to go into the mill business full time instead. Also, Jon in the Richard Marx Band was really cool too!

Loved Jon as Jason in The Waltons, and I can see he's just as delightful today. SO talented and down to earth!

When Jason Walton sings I swoon. Playing it back over & over.Jason smiling back from his piano. Charm extradonaire.

Jon was always dignified and funny. I always thought he would have been a perfect doctor on St Elsewhere after Walton's wrap.

Jon, played Jason Walton, wonderfully and perfectly!

Best show on tv !

Jason was my favorite because he played music !

This was a wonderful interview; I have always loved Jon and his portraly of Jason; this interview has just added to my high regard for Jon as a persona and as a musician and actor. Thank you for doing these wonderful interviews Ross; you are appreciated.

That was a Great interview. I have enjoyed this series Ross. Thank you and I hope you and Mary can get them all together for a UK Tour with a Trip to Scotland in the mix. Kudo's Jon Wamsley

Jean Marsh not only played a lead role as Rose the maid in Upstairs Downstairs, but also was the script writer for that show. a very highly respected artist in the UK Ross!

Jon Walmsley is so talented. I enjoyed this

'The Choice' is the best episode about Jason! His mum did important work during WW2. First cast member I met. He performed music here in Nashville in 1978. He is two months younger than I am.

Come on Martin Guitar Co. we need a Jon Walmsley edition guitar.

Calling Ralph a natural actor makes him sound like Spencer Tracy. Everyone said he was the same way.

...I once recognized Jon on an episode of Daniel Boone, & also either Adam-12 or Dragnet. He's alway been & is STILL so ADORABLE! 👍🏾💯😋😍❤️

Loved this interview with Jon Walmsley, he is so talented!

Ilove Walton family Sweet to Watch ontv

Thank you for this. Another brilliant interview. I love how Jon has such a British accent now & also says words that we say, such as lovely, maths & car park. Lovely bloke. x

Great interview! Thank you for this interesting point of view and insights into Jon's music and career. I really hear the British accent. i wonder if that developed because he has lived there more recently or if he dropped it intentionally for the Waltons. I was surprised he didn't mention my favorite guest star, Merle Haggard, and what it was like working with him.

LONG TIME, and still, a huge Waltons fan !!! You know, its quite interesting how it appears the entire cast, especially including ALL of the Walton family members, are such "grounded"/normal individuals. They all developed such fame and notoriety yet stayed "real" and so humble !!! Don't know if anyone has ever done a study about the possible effect going through a time like the Depression would have on a entire "society" of people. Living that experience every day for that many years as actors might have that same effect. For sure, a study that might be well worth the cost especially given the similarities and opposites we are currently living ??? I was hoping Jon would mention doing the episode that Merle Haggard was in (The Comeback). It would have been interesting to hear how the two "musicians" got along while doing the episode. Sincerely miss all of the characters from the cast who have passed including Mr. Haggard !!! Thank you for doing this series of interviews. !!!👍👍👍✌🤟❤❤

Amazing actor. I loved the music!

I bet the British think you have a. AMERICAN accent…but as a AMERICAN, I hear the BRITISH ACCENT ! LOVED YOUR SONGS ON THE WALTONS! You are charming just being you ! Thank you for great entertainment!

Lovely interview & sharing. I looked forward to the episodes Jon was in & listening/watching his musical talents. 🎵🎶🎵 He also wrote "Mama's Applesauce Cake"...one of my favorites. I was surprised, years ago, to learn that he was the voice of Christopher Robin in Disney's Winnie the Pooh. So great to see & hear from him! 😊

Absolutely amazing this show is still loved. Great people.... actors, writers, directors, etc.... My complete DVD collection is one of my prized collections.

Hi. Here from Texas. I just joined your channel. I’m so excited to be here. ♥️♥️♥️♥️

7.30 You're kindness and loving personality really showed on screen

I enjoyed that! Jon is very talented, and I like the “Iron board Blues” among other tunes. Interesting that Ellen Corby was connected to Laurel and Hardy!

This video was truly awesome. I am a big fan of the Walton's and Mr. Walmsley, Thank you.

This was great only just found this. Love Jon, he and Richard were my favourites. I loved the scene where he was willing to give up his scholarship to help the family business, I think that would be him in real life. ❤️🇳🇿

Jon, just saw the episode where jaso🎉🎉n is thinking of filing for conschiencious objector status.. excellent episode!!

Thanks Ross for asking Jon about his Martin guitar! It's so great he still owns it. The D-18 model essentially was unchanged through the years and the only way I knew it wasn't a pre-war Martin was the tuning pegs were different in the 1930s and 1940s. One thing always amused me. How is it a dirt poor family during the depression, when scraping up five dollars seemed unattainable, could afford a Martin guitar? Even in the 1930s it was priced at over two hundred dollars new! A used one would sell for a hundred dollars, maybe a bit less. Although it was never established on the show as to how Jason obtained the guitar I'd like to think it was gifted to him by a neighbor or extended family member. Keep up the great work! Looking forward to future interviews! I hope you can interview David Harper at some point. I've met him and he's a really nice guy.

What a surprise to hear Jon with an English accent. Great interview.

I so enjoyed this! I've only just found your channel and am now subscribed and will see all of the videos you put out into the world. Thank you so much for being a Walton's fan! I definitely grew up with them and there is not one single episode I haven't seen at least 5 or more times. Jon was so down to earth and an all around nice man. This was a pleasure! I'm off to see your interview with Judy Norton. See you soon!

Your so right music is in my blood I sang with my sister s in a Gospel group for a few years I love most kinds of music!!!

GASP! He didn’t mention Beulah Bondi!?

Pretty much all the Waltons cast members are friendly and outgoing people. Great casting produced a very believable family.

I just found your channel, I loved the Walton’s and look forward, too being a, subscriber.

Great interview with a great Walton kid!

Lovely guy John..and thanks to him for sharing stories. What an extensive family they are!. Much needed Nostalgia for me as I watched avidly beginning 50 years ago. Will be checking out more of John as a musician too. Great interview 💕

Love

Nice interview. Very informative. Thank you.

What a fascinating interview! Thank you!

Love you all Jon I feel like I'm apart of your family NOW that's awesome acting but I really feel your all good people!!!

Jon is such a great talent. I had no idea he was English!

Sweet

You are a real family!!!

Very good interview. I have been watching the series all last week and finished it today . I used to watch it years ago.

He sounds so different than when he was on the Walton's...

Jasonl Walton sweet Song cool boy

Just saw Richard Thomas in to kill a mockingbird in Dayton Ohio!!! Awesome!!!

Good Night Jason!!

Great interview

The Walton was Acute Show

I loved the happy birthday song for Olivia 😊

Happy Easter to you Godloveyou Walton family wow

He and Linda Pearl sang really good together on The Waltons.

great video love the Waltons

You were great

One thing I'd love to know is, why did Jon move back to the UK, and when?

I didn't realize we are the same age!

It is bizarre hearing Jon's mixed accent, which is a mixture of English /US sounds. Early in the series he tried to talk with a Southern accent, which sounded really terrible and he continued with his normal accent. One of my favourite Jason moments was when the Baldwin sisters wanted to adopt Jason in the Thanksgiving, then he finally ended up staying in the Baldwin home on the Burn Out. SM Au

I loved the Walton’s I’m just at the moment watching the Walton’s dvd series and I didn’t no that Jon was English brilliant tv series

You have fans in New Zealand ❤

Hey Jon, sny plan of having a concert in Chicago in the near future? By the way I love this interview hearing updates from "Jason Walton".

I have fond memories of watching Laurel and Hardy movies with my father.

Yes the music was very “period”. Singing “take me back to ol’ virginie”. Wow yep he sang the original words with Grandma.

Love from OHIO 😍💟

Great interview, I was wondering if Mr. played with any rock bands in the US. Thank you!!

Johnathon Frakes who was Ashley Longworth, Jr.

My uncle use to play the saw…. ❤️🇳🇿

Everything u sang was good

Cute Joy Wathing The Walton loveit Sweet little show ontv 70and80ontv

HAPPY BIRHDAY, of all things, cost a fortune so Jason composed his own song! I think this is the birthday where depressed Olivia ended up going flying! (My heart in hiding)

He's still attractive to me.

I remember early 80s late 90s playing with you John and I play drums at by watching a 1966 TV show the Monkees I really enjoyed watching you and I think one of my biggest songs that I remember you playing what is the ironing board blues relay enjoy listening to any kind of music classical rock country bring the band blues or jazz anyting I like except rap I don't like rap there's some Christian rap that I do like but that's just about it are you currently still playing somewhere today I'd like you to be a friend on Facebook you keep it up a good singing and everything and I hope everything works out thank you bye.

Jon were you able to keep any of the props from the Walton set?

You played 4 different instruments on the Walton's!!!

Cute

Did you play the harmonica on the theme song?

Jon, you didn’t mention you little part on Adam 12.

On pin up why doesn't Mary Ellen tell anyone in the family why she is so snappy about her son and tell them what happened in the hospital to her friend?

What do you think of the fender guitar s?

You and Ron could be brother s

I liked Jon's Birthday Song.

Wow i was thinking he sounds english