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Carole Simmons
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Eugene Williams
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Carole Simmons
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Eugene Williams
July 7, 2021Paul’s spirit-filled rendition of “I Won’t Complain” was recorded in 1987 at Houston’s Brentwood Baptist Church, which has become a Gospel music classic.
He had a humorous personality and a powerful preaching gift; however, Paul’s earth-shattering singing gift was nurtured by his father, Jesse Jones, Sr., a former quartet singer. Paul’s father organized a quartet singing group made up of his four young sons, whom he called the Jones Brothers. Although Paul had his roots in quartet music, he became the essence of a traditional yet contemporary Gospel music singer during his all too short thirty-year life span.
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1960–1990