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Kenney Jones

British musician

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association with Stewart

In Rod Stewart: Career with the Jeff Beck Group and the Faces
Kenney Jones—played bluesy rock that appealed to Stewart’s long-standing interest in R&B. During the early 1970s the raucous Faces were among Britain’s most popular live performers, and their album A Nod’s as Good as a Wink…to a Blind Horse (1971) remains highly regarded. Nonetheless, Stewart,…
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role in the Who

In the Who
Moon was replaced by Kenney Jones (b. September 16, 1948, London).
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