ONCE UPON A TIME...Crucifix In A Horseshoe

 

PAUL JONES  Crucifix In A Horseshoe  (Vertigo,1971) - Rock/Soft rock


     Paul Jones ( real name Paul Pond ) was a certified Pop star in the UK in the mid 60's as lead singer with Manfred Mann and then briefly as a solo artist following his role as Steven Shorter in the great youth culture film "Privilege" in 1966. After a his initial solo success his career began a slow and steady decline to where at a point in the late 60's some of his records were released only in Sweden. This seemed quite odd because Jones' had talent to burn, he possessed a superb voice that sounded at times like both David Bowie and Peter Hammill ( a little known fact is that Jones was once asked to be lead singer for The Rolling Stones prior to Mick Jagger joining ). 

TRACKLIST : Life After Death
                       Motel Blues
                       And You Say I'm Too Dependent On My Mind
                       Construction Workers Song
                       Song (For Stan Stunning And The Noodle Queen)
                       The Pod That Came Back
                       The Mighty Ship
                       Who Are The Masters?
                       Strangely Human Sound

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