P-Type Bass
Chatham®
Deep and woody with a low bark. What Darryl plays on “Miss You” with the Stones.
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Bassist for the Rolling Stones since 1993. His shop builds basses and guitars to your order in ten to twelve weeks, named for the South Side blocks where he learned to play.
Six models, named for the South Side neighborhoods where Darryl grew up. Two of them go on stage with the Stones. All of them are built to your order.
Deep and woody with a low bark. What Darryl plays on “Miss You” with the Stones.
Clear mid-range, deep and round. What Darryl plays on stage with the Stones.
Two single coils, a mid-range punch. On “Sweet Sounds of Heaven” with the Stones.
Punchy and resonant. Inspired by the bass Darryl played as a Chicago kid.
Crystalline highs, soaring leads, rhythmic crunch. Three single coils, Hendrix in spirit.
Buttery jazz to twangy country to raw rock. A neck humbucker, like Keith's Micawber.
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Play the full Jones lineup in the club during open hours.
Thomas Weilbier
Stahltwiete 16, im Phoenixhof Altona, 22761 Hamburg
+49 40 39 10 67 0
Soren Sarstrup
Odensegade 4, 8000 Aarhus C
+45 8612 2189
Blue Note Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Two shows a night, six in all, for the Miles Davis centennial.
Yoshi’s, Oakland, California
Three shows across two nights.
Kaufmann Concert Hall at 92NY, New York, New York
One night, 7:30pm.
More dates as they are announced.
Assembled in the United States. Body wood, neck, board, pickups and hardware are chosen spec by spec on every order.
Darryl Jones on tone and craft
A closer look at the lineup
Rehearsal, up close
“Charlie and I together are like a locomotive. But like a locomotive with irreverent swagger.” Darryl Jones on playing with Charlie Watts
Miles Davis at twenty-one. Sting, Peter Gabriel, Clapton, Madonna. Bassist for the Rolling Stones since 1993. In 2014 Darryl set out to build the instruments he wanted to play.
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A film on Darryl's life and career, featuring Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood, and one of Charlie Watts's final interviews. Now streaming.
New models, shop stories, and Darryl's dates. A few notes a year, straight from the workshop.