Park photographer and close friend David Honl, Jones released a second album entitled Two in 2001, with instrumentalist Chris Bruce. Jones performed lead vocals on 2004's album, The Grand Royals featuring Jill Jones – Wasted. A collaboration with Dance outfit Funky Junction resulted in the single "Someone to Jump Up", which has appeared on various Hed Kandi compilation releases. In 2008, Jill Jones joined a performance in New York by Jeremy Gloff, coming up on stage to sing with Jeremy's cover of her song "So Much in Love" On April 28, 2009, Jones released "Living for the Weekend" on the "Peace Bisquit" label. Although Wasted and Two are out of print, both albums can be found on the iTunes Store, along with "Living for the Weekend". 2014 saw the release of the single "This Is How It Feels" with Italian techno act Get Far. In August 2015, Jill made the track "Forbidden Love" available via SoundCloud. This track is from her dance album, released in February 2016 via Peace Bisquit. Discography Albums Jill Jones (1987), Paisley Park Two (2001), Dav Music Wasted (2004), Peace Bisquit I Am (2016), Peace Bisquit Singles "Mia Bocca" b/w "77 Bleeker St." (1987), Paisley Park (No.6, Italy) "G-Spot" b/w "Baby Cries (Ay Yah)" (1987), Paisley Park "For Love" (1987), Paisley Park "Bald" (1993), Flying Records "Call Me" (2000), Cause-N-ff-ct Records "Station" (2001), Dav "Someone To Jump Up" (2008) "Living For The Weekend" (2009) "This Is How It Feels" (2014), with Get Far "Forbidden Love" (2015) References External links Jill Jones on Myspace [ Jill Jones] at Allmusic 1962 births Living people Paisley Park Records artists American people of Italian descent American people who self-identify as being of Native American descent Chic (band) members People from Lebanon, Ohio Musicians from Ohio