keeping up...

Jonesy was a British progressive rock band active in the early 1970s. The band's lineup included John Evan-Jones (guitar, vocals), Trevor Jones (bass, guitar, vocals), Jamie Kaleth (keyboards, vocals), and Plug Thomas (drums). Known for their eclectic and experimental approach, Jonesy's music combined elements of progressive rock, jazz, and classical music, creating a unique and dynamic sound.

"Keeping Up" is Jonesy's third album, originally released in 1973. The album continues the band's exploration of complex musical structures and innovative arrangements. "Keeping Up" is characterized by its ambitious compositions, featuring a blend of powerful guitar riffs, intricate keyboard work, and dynamic rhythms. The album's lyrics often touch on themes of introspection and social commentary.

Jonesy's music on "Keeping Up" is marked by its blend of progressive rock with jazz and classical influences. The band's use of complex time signatures, extended instrumental passages, and sophisticated arrangements reflects their commitment to pushing the boundaries of rock music. Their sound is characterized by a mix of powerful guitar work, rich keyboard textures, and dynamic rhythms.

Track listing:

• A1 Masquerade
• A2 Sunset And Evening Star
• A3 Preview
• A4 Questions And Answers
• A5 Every Day's The Same (Bonus Track)
• B1 Critique (With Exceptions)
• B2 Duet
• B3 Song
• B4 Children