Jones is also featured on the album's cover artwork. The Flaming Lips's singer Wayne Coyne said of Jones "he’s on almost every song... it really is quite unbelievable." The Avalanches Jones was featured, along with Cola Boyy, on the Avalanches' single "We Go On" from their third studio album We Will Always Love You (2020). Musical equipment Jones' first guitar was a Gibson Les Paul Junior with a P-90 pickup, which he bought because Johnny Thunders used one. The Junior was his main guitar up until late 1977 or early 1978, and after that as a backup and studio guitar. Around the same time he also owned another Les Paul Junior, all black (formerly red) with a black pickguard, which was smashed at a performance in 1977. He then switched to a Gibson Les Paul Standard and later to Gibson Les Paul Custom. Jones also occasionally played an Olympic White Fender Stratocaster (for live versions of "Straight to Hell") and several Bond Electraglide guitars that were donated to him by Andrew Bond, who made the guitars. For effects Jones mainly uses MXR pedals including a Phase 100, a flanger, an analog delay and a noise gate as well as a Roland chorus or Space Echo effect. During his days with the Clash, Jones used a Marshall Plexi amplifier and occasionally a Fender Twin with a 2x12 cabinet. He later changed to a Mesa Boogie amplifier with two Marshall 4x12 cabinets that he used throughout the rest of his career with the Clash. Cameos During the karaoke club scene in the film Code 46 (2003), Jones is seen singing the Clash song "Should I Stay or Should I Go?". References Further reading External links Carbon/Silicon official website 1955 births 20th-century English male singers 20th-century English singers Big Audio Dynamite members English Jews English male singers English male singer-songwriters English new wave musicians British post-punk musicians British alternative rock musicians English dance musicians English hip hop musicians English people of Russian-Jewish descent English people of Welsh descent English punk rock guitarists English punk rock singers English record producers English songwriters General Public members Jewish British musicians Lead guitarists Living people Musicians from London People from Brixton People educated at the Strand School People from Wandsworth The Clash members Jews in punk rock English rock singers English rock guitarists English male guitarists Dead Men Walking members Gorillaz members Carbon/Silicon members Rich Kids members