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LIZ JONES

SINGER SONGWRITER

“Londoner Liz” – The Londoners disown me by accent

“Cumbrian Lass” – The Cumbrians disown me by birthplace

“Cumbrian come Scot” – Neither accept this

“Northerner” – Hell Yeah!, but I’m a Southerner up here

“Southerner” – Hell Yeah!, but I’m a Northerner down there

“Highlands Troubadour” – Personal favourite none-sense

“Edinburgh Lassie” – Home is home

“Scottish Lassie” – Surrounded by them, joined the pack

Top trolls

“Fix your teeth and I'll marry you” – No thanks.

“Who is that wailing cat?” – Me, but drunk at a party.

“OMG you have such weak eyebrows” – Could be worse.

BAND!

BROKEN WINDOWS
Edinburgh based rootsy rocking six piece. This is my main musical project, ultimately, working and gigging with the band is where I want to be. Check us out, we've made some albums and play some great gigs.

Bounty

Title track from the Debut Solo project Bounty (video below). An album made thorough lockdown years, a collection of songs written in the decade running up to 2020.

” … From the R&B brilliance of “Accused” to the soft intimacy of “Nazareth,” Jones shows off a vocal range (and an ability to properly apply it) that many singer-songwriters reach for… Bounty is both powerful and versatile … “

Country Queer [Bounty 2022 Solo Album]

“… the songs have all come from a voice that has lived a full life and has stories to tell, that we can all relate to in one way or another… Narcissist is just simply different subject matter from what I may ever have heard…”
Rocking Magpie [Bricks & Martyrs 2021 Band Album]

Yeah. Of course I have a Patreon!

Like a lot of independent musicians, Patreon is now an important part of my income. A humbling part of the music life, where I can be honest about my successes and pot holes, discuss things best left off social media. I run mine with no particular format or routine, like a kind of community group with benefits! I am told I share a lot more there than most. Confession - I enjoy it more because it's NOT public!

People have joined for all sorts of reasons, but the main ones are to hear brand new ideas and songs, free stuff, help out with band costs (Broken Windows), and to support my side hustle as a voluntary live music event wrangler.