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Jon Thorne

b. 1967

Double Bassist/Composer

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About Jon Thorne

Born 1967. Jon Thorne is a British double-bassist.

Jon Thorne (born 12 February 1967) is an English double bassist, producer and composer.

Career His debut album Manchester Road was released through SAM LTD/ EGEA records in 2006 featured 12 original compositions of jazz with pianist Steve Brown and drummer Luke Flowers.

Jon also plays double bass in the band Kiiōtō, including on their debut album As Dust We Rise.

Selected discography

Solo Homestead - album 2020 Watching the Well - album 2010 Manchester Road (as Jon Thorne's Oedipus Complex) - album 2006

With Yorkston/Thorne/Khan

Navarasa: Nine Emotions - album 2020 Neuk Wight Delhi All-Stars - album 2017 Everything Sacred - album 2016

With Lamb Backspace_Unwind - album 2014 5 - album 2011 Live at Koko - album 2011 Remixed - album 2005 Best Kept Secrets - album and DVD 2004 Between Darkness and Wonder - album 2003 Fear of Fours - album 1998 Lamb - album 1996

Other collaborations Wildfires, Polly Paulusma - album 2025 Humm, Malojain - album 2020 Let Your Weirdness Carry You Home, Malojian - album 2017 Hypoxia, Kathryn Williams - album 2015 Salvor, Falselights - album 2015 Charms Against Sorrow, Hannah Sanders - album 2015 The Sea, Martha Tilston - album 2014 Definitely Now, Liam Bailey - album 2014 The Cellardyke Recording And Wassailing Society, James Yorkston - album 2014 Crown Electric, Kathryn Williams - album 2013 Phonograph, Jesca Hoop - single 2013 Great Lakes, John Smith - album 2013 World Without Form, Nat Birchall - album 2013 Machines of Love and Grace, Martha Tilston - album 2012 I Was a Cat from a Book, James Yorkston - album 2012 As the Sun Comes Up, Jay Leighton - album 2011 Thirteen, Robert Miles - album 2011 Snowglobe, Jesca Hoop - album 2011 Oh My Days, The Memory Band - album 2011 Lucy and the Wolves, Martha Tilston - album 2010 One Good Thing, Lou Rhodes - album 2010 Map or Direction, John Smith - album 2009 Folk Songs, James Yorkston - The Analogue Catalogue Sessions, CD/DVD 2009 Ninja Tuna, Mr Scruff - 2008 Hairy Bumpercress, Mr Scruff - 12" 2008 Bloom, Lou Rhodes - album 2007 Migrating Bird, The Songs of Lal Waterson - Various (with James Yorkston) - album 2007 Cortina Deluxx - Debut EP 10" vinyl 2006 Of Milkmaids and Architects, Martha Tilston - album 2006 Beloved One, Lou Rhodes - album (as composer) 2006 Miles/Gurtu, Robert Miles/Trilok Gurtu - album 2004 Back to Mine LP, MJ Cole - album (with The John Ellis Big Bang) 2002

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Jon Thorne?

Double Bassist/Composer

When was Jon Thorne born?

Jon Thorne was born on 12 February 1967 in Bishop's Stortford.

What is Jon Thorne's occupation?

Jon Thorne is a double-bassist.

What nationality is Jon Thorne?

Jon Thorne is British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Jon Thorne

· Wikidata: Q6271683

· DBpedia: Jon Thorne

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