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William Jones (Born William Edward Fyfe Jones 8th May 1967) is an author and musician from Glasgow, United Kingdom. He is the author of the 2007 book 'Rockabilly Underground-London 1980s', first published by SLK media (ISBN-13: 978-1329342101). The book explores the authors journey through the Rockabilly scene in London during the 1980s. The book includes never before seen photos of the era and exclusive interviews with 1950s rockabilly stars such as Ray Campi and Mac Curtis. The book received very positive reviews upon release and has been reprinted 5 times. The book later received some criticism for not including many bands of the period preferring to focus on artists from the initial Rockabilly era (1950s).

Jones played all the instruments, recorded and produced a version of the Meteors song 'Voodoo Rhythm' for the album 'Sympathy for the devil, a tribute to the Meteors' Raucous records (ASIN ‏:B00005QJGW).

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