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In 2021, he signed with Sony Music Nashville and The Penthouse and released his first album Right Now which features T.I.. [4] Jones also appeared in the 2022 documentary For Love and Country. In 2023, he released his second album/major-label debut, Something to Dance To. However, he was shortly dropped from Sony Music following its release.
Opinion: The late country music star Charley Pride made his Blackness safe for white fans. His success suggests modern Black artists must do the same. Willie Jones' post about Shaboozey exposes ...
Willie Jones first popped onto the music scene as a young contestant on the singing competition “X Factor” in 2012. Now, he’s dueting with Beyoncé on her new album “Cowboy Carter.”
Willie Jones (Michael Hickey / Getty Images) Country musician Willie Jones will also appear on "Cowboy Carter." He'll be featured a song called "Ya Ya" with Beyoncé, per Beyoncé Press.
Willie Jones (drummer) (1929–1991), American drummer; Willie Jones III (born 1968), American musician and drummer; Willie Jones (blues singer) (born 1936), American blues singer; Willie Jones (pianist) (1920–1977), American pianist and bandleader; Willie Jones (country singer), American country singer
Jones' father, also named Willie Jones, was a pianist, composer and arranger, who moved to Los Angeles from Jacksonville in 1961. [2] By the time Jones was born, his father "was gigging locally and working as a vocal coach for entertainers, including Ann-Margret." [2] Willie Jones III was born on June 8, 1968, in Los Angeles. [3]
After a last-minute pitch from Beyoncé, Willie Jones is galloping into history as one of the black country artists spotlighted on “Cowboy Carter” — the undisputed event record of 2024.
Willie Cornelius Jones (born 1936), known as Little Willie Jones, is an American soul singer and musician. [1]He recorded songs such as "You're Welcome to Try" and "The – When Will I Stop Lovin' You" with the Mellowettes on the VRC record label, described as "a Great sixties soul stomper from Newark, New Jersey with such a rough edge and a killer breakdown."