Interview: Bassist Percy Jones Having Fun with Brian Eno in the Studio

“I was always searching for music for washing dishes!” Bassist Percy Jones reflects on his work with Brian Eno on such groundbreaking albums as Another Green World (1975), Before And After Science (1977) among others. With hosts David C. Gross and Tom Semioli, listen to NOTES FROM AN ARTIST RADIO Monday evenings at 8:00 PM ET on www.CygnusRadio.com Subscribe to NOTES FROM AN ARTIST RUclips page and www.NotesFromAnArtist.com. Full interviews available on NOTES FROM AN ARTIST PODCAST available on Spotify, Amazon, Apple, and BuzzSprout among other podcast platforms.

[@davidwhiteman4855]

Percy's playing on another green world was the moment I realised that I needed to play bass guitar

[@Fontsman-14]

Percy is one of the greats. Easily as important in the development of fretless as Jaco. And still evolving...

[@JoFandango]

what a groove on no one receiving !

[@markgconnors7932]

Erik Satie.
He was the furniture music maker...

[@alessandrorossini8704]

I just want to thank Percy, please someone do it for me, an obscure guy from Italy who always enjoyed his art and craft since 1977. 👍🏼❤

[@eterogenus]

"Furniture Music" was a term used by Erik Satie

[@krisscanlon4051]

I'd imagine Collins brought him to Eno or maybe Rhett Davies...

[@user-yt2vd9gz8y]

From what Percy is capable of, green world must have been recorded in his sleep

[@rossbyron]

cake

[@pobinr]

Intros a waste of tonw. Get on with it