When Paul Jones followed Mike Vickers' path and left one of Britain's leading R&B groups Manfred Mann, his future looked bright. As his counterparts nervously sought success with Fontana as a pop vehicle with Klaus Voormann and Mike D'Abo, Jones could afford to rest on his laurels as the charismatic, good-looking frontman. But Jones wasn't just a face, he had written a fair chunk of material with Mann and immediately hit a UK #4 with 'High Time' while embarking on a film career with 'Privilege' and 'The Committee,' two films that today, enjoy cult status. A move to EMI saw his own songs taking a progressive turn, peaking with the 1969 explorative album 'Come Into My Music Box.' Various radio sessions chart his journey from Portsmouth grammar boy to Paul Jones, pop star. London Calling proudly presents Paul Jones, live at the BBC 1966-1968. Professionally re-mastered original broadcasts with background liners and timeline photographs. All tracks performed live on Top of the Pops. TRACKS: 04/11/1966 01. I Can't Hold On Much Longer 02. High Time (with interview) 03. Baby, Tomorrow 13/01/1967 04. She Needs Company 05. High Time (with interview) 06. I Can't Hold On Much Longer 17/02/1967 07. My Way 16.1.67 08. Here Comes My Baby (with interview) 09. I've Been A Bad, Bad Boy (with interview) 10. Poor Jenny 26/05/1967 11. Privilege 12. My Poor Heart Is Surely Breaking 15/09/1967 13. Love Me 14. Thinkin' Ain't For Me (with interview) 15. Tarzan 05/01/1968 16. Sons And Lovers (with interview) 17. Three Sisters 19/04/1968 18. The Sun Will Shine (with interview) 19. The Dog Presides 14/06/1968 20. When I Was Six Years Old 21. The Committee