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Jim Revue Jones Burning Your House Down Human Fly The songs were candidates forBurning Your House Down was the breakthrough album that launched The Jim Jones Revue from their hometown of London into the world, capturing the roar of an untamed band at the top of their game. With the microphone shredding wail of the incomparable Jim Jones at the helm, fearlessly spurred by Rupert Orton's six string maelstrom, Elliot Mortimer's savaged ivories and the jackhammer rhythm section of drummer Nick Jones and bassist Gavin Jay, The Jim