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| - One time Johnny Rotten sidekick and Public Image Limited bass player during 1982/83, he has also performed with Cowboys International and minimal wave group Brian Brain. He now records in his own UK studio. He released %22Twisted%22 in 2000, %22Neurotechnic%22 in 2006 and %22Diamonds & Barricades%22 in 2007. He teamed up with Fred Suard to form The Creepy Dolls in 2007 and released the Grand Finale EP 2008. He is also half the Electronica duo %22Pete & Charlie%22. He plays all instruments on his own recordings.He is also busy producing, recording, developing artists, radio and TV production, guest speaker, music law adviser, music business consultant, new media development co-ordinator and chief executive of Jabberjab Art & Media UK.
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| - Pete Jones (born September 1957) is an English musician, who played bass in different bands since the punk rock era of the 1970s, but is known for being a member of Public Image Ltd., during 1982–1983. He played bass guitar on PiL's highest charting UK single %22This Is Not a Love Song%22 as well as recording Commercial Zone whilst with the band in New York.He was born near Watford, England, to an ex-merchant seaman who also sang and played ukulele. After learning guitar and listening to discs from his father's collection, he formed his band in school, Cosmosis, where he began to play bass.During punk days, in the late 1970s, he played in The Hots with Martin Atkins, formerly Blonde (not Blondie). After The Hots split up, he was asked to join Cowboys International, touring with them across Europe. After that he formed part of Brian Brain with Atkins, then joined Public Image Ltd. while he was in the band. He left PiL in 1983, and has since produced his own material under his own name and released several CDs. Jones has also done various cross-collaborations with Mikee Plastik over the years. In 2008, he teamed up with Fred Suard to form the Creepy Dolls, and released an EP entitled Grande Finale, and released various tracks with Clem Chambers under the name Pete & Charlie. He has recently returned to the live stage with a guest appearance for Mod Revivalists, Back To Zero and post punk hipsters Department S. Jones currently lives in Harpenden where he writes and records.
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