Rock'n'Roll Revival: The Jim Jones All Stars' 'Cat Fight' Album and Tour
The Jim Jones All Stars, now signed to The Black Crowes' Silver Arrow Records, are fervently spreading the message of rock’n’roll. Jim Jones, a rock’n’soul evangelist and former Thee Hypnotics vocalist, embarked on a European tour in May 2024 with the reanimated Black Crowes. During the tour, Jones and Crowes vocalist Chris Robinson discussed future plans, leading to Robinson offering to produce and release the All Stars' new album on his label.
Jones, who has been immersed in rock’n’roll since childhood, draws inspiration from the music of legends like Little Richard and Elvis Presley. He views vinyl records as sacred artifacts that serve as gateways to different eras and universes in music history. Jones believes that his role on stage is to invite people to join him on a musical journey and escape from the mundane aspects of life.
With the help of Chris Robinson, the All Stars' second album, "Cat Fight," offers listeners a portal to rock magic. Jones, a rock historian, understands the importance of capturing special moments in time and space during the recording process. The album was recorded at Euston Hall in Suffolk, a location with a rich musical history, and features guest appearances from artists like Chuck Prophet and Gloria Jones.
"Cat Fight" is a dynamic album that blends rock, soul, and blues influences, creating a captivating listening experience. The All Stars are set to tour with The Black Crowes and headline a show at the Scala in London in October, promising an electrifying live performance for fans. With Jim Jones at the helm, you never know where the music will take you, so be prepared for a wild ride.
Experience the rock’n’roll gospel preached by the Jim Jones All Stars on their latest album, "Cat Fight," available now via Silver Arrow Records. Don't miss their upcoming UK tour dates in July and October for a chance to witness their explosive live show in person. Get ready to rock out with Jim Jones and his All Stars as they continue to push the boundaries of 21st-century rock music.