Jones subsequently moved to New York City and recorded his solo album Cape Catastrophe at a studio in East Harlem in 1988 and 1989, playing his five-string Wal V bass in live accompaniment to tracks he laid down using synthesizer, sequencer, drum machine, and digital delay. Cape Catastrophe was released in 1990, a year that also saw the arrival of Propeller Music by the Percy Jones Ensemble, in addition to Jones featuring guitarist Jeff Llewelyn, violinist Shankar, vocalist Joe Sofia, keyboardist Anton Sanko, drummer Sterling Campbell, and drummer Mike Clark. During his musical career, Jones has also briefly played bass with jazz-rock-era Soft Machine; led the fusion ensemble Tunnels from the late '90s into the new millennium; and performed and/or recorded with a variety of artists including Steve Hackett, David Sylvian, Richard Barbieri, Roy Harper, and Suzanne Vega. ~ Dave Lynch, Rovi
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