Southside native Darryl Jones debuts his own soulful roots rock to a hometown crowd,
showcasing original songs and old favorites and backed by stellar line up including Bobby Sparks(Snarky Puppy), Roger Reupert , James Perkins,
Andy Baker, Wes Chihosz, Bobby Broom, Vince Wilburn, Toby Williams , Nicholas Tremulis, Shawn Christopher, Renee “Squeeky” Robinson, and Baabe Irving III.
Jones’ remarkable three-decade touring and recording career started in ’83 with jazz icon Miles Davis.
Stints with Sting, Herbie Hancock, Peter Gabriel, Madonna, Eric Clapton, and more followed, and since ‘94 he’s been the bassist for the Rolling Stones.
Playing alongside such diverse, legendary artists provided profound musical insight and has inspired his unique sound.
The show at The Promontory in Chicago on Friday, Nov. 10 will be filmed for a documentary film.

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Grabbed two tickets. Thanks for posting!

cool !

on Darryl's facebook page theres a pic of him playing what looks like a fender Mustang bass..

a known favorite of Bill's.. just sayin'..

i'd definitely go to this if i lived there.

He finally gets to play his own stuff, without being compared to Bill Wyman. And all these Stones fans show up...

I'm in for sure.

A nice show last night.The stage was full of musicians.4 horn players 2 drummers 1 percussionist 2 guitars 2 keyboards 2 back-up singers and even another bass player.Mostly original material was played I think and Darryl did a lot of vocals.The band was a little bit under rehearsed but they had a nice feel for the music.One Miles Davis cover.Lots of rock n roll type stuff New Orleans gospel and Sly and the Family Stone type material.Definitely worth checking out.Their plan is to make an album together.

Sorry, I missed it.

Saw him play in a smaller group earlier in the year. They did a bunch of Soul covers. Sounded good.

Yes, they sounded great. Interesting he didn’t once mention the Rolling Stones - at least if he did I must have missed it. Anyway here is the setlist.

Games of chance
Change
In the Blood
Angel Eyes
Fear and Self Loating
Take it or leave it
Things that can’t be measured
Sly
Decoy
Conscious Revolution
“Lett to the Free”

Actually it seems as though they played a few more but above is exactly what
the setlist states.

Glad Darryl is out and about doing his thing, and being only 55 years old he has a bright future beyond the Rolling Stones.

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Rip this joint, gonna save your soul, round and round and round we go......

Good to see, excited about the documentary. Thanks for posting.

Another show on March 9th.
[www.parkwestchicago.com]

Darryl is getting ready for the new Stones tour, i think.
Nice guy.
jeroen

video: [vimeo.com]

Here's a taste of Darryl's last show in Chicago, playing and singing his song Change... Nick Tremulis is the guitar player in green...

The password is djchange2



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Darrryl Jones Project
featuring Nicholas Tremulis

Friday, March 9
Park West, Chicago

Returning to Chicago with the Darryl Jones Project on March 9th at Park West, presented by Jam Productions, Ltd, with Nicholas Tremulis at the helm as music director. Tickets onsale Friday, January 26!

[www.jamusa.com]



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video: [vimeo.com]

Here's a video from Darryl's last show in Chicago, playing and singing his song Change... Nick Tremulis is the guitar player in green...

The password is djchange2