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Philadelphia Joe Jones was one of the most influential rock musicians in rock history. His legacy is immortalized through the legends that have grown up around him over the years, to include stories of his musical prowess, wild living style, and close association with The Rolling Stones. Now you can dig deeper into his life with this interactive biography featuring Joe’s own words and pictures from both his personal archives and historical archives. Using the original photographs, documents and newspaper clippings, you can peek into Joe’s world and find out more about this man and his time. ...This book tells the story of a man who was not only a great musician, but also one for whom music was a way of life. Through his blog entries, interviews and oral histories we learn about his life in the early days in Chicago, his introduction to rock n'roll with Muddy Waters & how he became the star of The Rolling Stones first stable line up. We discover how he felt about bluesman Muddy Waters stealing his band's moniker "Philly Joe Jones & His Blue Cats". We learn how he felt about his father's ambition to play "legitimate" music and how he dealt with the pressures of fame and his personal demons. He tells us about the fun and excitement of playing with The Rolling Stones and how he always wanted to be a star. And we learn about his intense desire to make a name for himself as a singer, not as a musician. It's all here...but it's all real." In 1964, Joe Jones was recruited by The Rolling Stones who were looking for someone to sing lead on their first US tour. Jones replaced Bobby ten years before in 1957 after Mick Jagger married DeeJay Adams. Jones would be part of the original line up until Brian Jones' death in 1969 and would be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of The Rolling Stones in 1989. After leaving The Rolling Stones, Joe began a solo career as a singer and songwriter, recording five albums with Decca Records between 1970 and 1976. He also recorded tracks for the 1972 film "Cocktail", as well as some sessions for Italian artists such as Fabrizio De Andre and Gianni Nobile. Joe Jones passed away on March 15, 2008 after his illness and multiple health problems that were made worse by heavy drug use. This interactive book tells the story of Joe Jones' life in his own words. It's comprised of hundreds of pages of text, photographs and scanned memorabilia. It also gives viewers access to Joe's personal blog which features exclusive new writing, photos and memories about his life both on stage and off. ARTICLE END! colspan="3" style="background:#C1D8FF;" | Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ballot ! colspan="5" style="background:#C1D8FF;" | "Rolling Stone" - 100 Greatest Drummers. cfa1e77820