November 8th 2024.
Kenney Jones, the legendary drummer of The Who, has been left devastated by the tragic passing of his son. Jesse Jones, who was believed to be a father and an avid DJ, has left behind a grieving family and a community of friends and fans who are mourning his loss.
Kenney, who joined The Who in 1978 and is the only surviving member of The Small Faces, announced the heartbreaking news on his Facebook page. In a heartfelt tribute to his son, Kenney expressed his profound grief and thanked everyone for their kind words and support during this difficult time. He also asked for privacy as the family tries to come to terms with their loss.
The cause of Jesse's death is still unknown, but tributes have been pouring in for the young man who was described as "one of life's colourful characters". Friends and acquaintances have been sharing their memories of Jesse, with many highlighting his positive energy and kind heart. Sally McNally, a Facebook user, remembered Jesse as a "beautiful soul" and expressed her condolences to the family. Another friend, Bubs Read, shared her sadness at the loss of "one of life's colourful characters" and offered her support to Kenney and his family.
Kenney, who is 76 years old, is not just a respected musician, but also a devoted father. He has six children from two marriages and has been a member of The Who since the tragic death of Keith Moon. In 2012, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of The Small Faces. Apart from his music career, Kenney also runs Hurtwood Park solo club in Surrey, where he regularly performs with his band The Jones Gang. The group often has special guests, including Kenney's good friends Ronnie Wood and Sir Rod Stewart.
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