Ken Jones, a renowned British conductor and composer, emerged onto the global stage on October 2, 1927, in the culturally rich and vibrant city of Manchester, England. Throughout his illustrious career, spanning numerous decades, Jones boldly took the initiative to establish his own orchestra, thereby demonstrating his exceptional leadership abilities and artistic vision. His pioneering spirit and boundless creativity continued to propel him forward, as he ventured into the dynamic realms of film and television, leaving an indelible mark on the world of entertainment.
Jones' impressive portfolio of work boasts an array of notable contributions to iconic films, including the 1958 classic, Tom Thumb, the 1960 release, Two Way Stretch, and the 1960 comedy, Dentist in The Chair.
