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Present or nearby for many of the defining moments in international surfing history, Pete ‘PJ’ Jones has first-hand experience of some of the greatest tales our sport can offer. In this first half of his life-story interview, Wales’ trailblazing surfer talks Tom and Rhino through discovering his ‘gift’ and its life-changing impact. From ‘dropping out’ of any career that might get in the way of water time, to winning his European title in 1977 on the day his son James was born, this is all about the process of becoming ‘PJ’ – the man whose distinctive style and approach ensured that Wales sat atop of Europe’s surf scene during formative years in the sport’s culture. Part Two to follow Thursday, 8th October.
Produced by James Dodd & Tom Anderson
Video (YouTube version only) directed by Joey Pearson
Stay Young written by Benny Gallagher & Graham Lyle, arranged & performed by Pete ‘PJ’ Jones
Feeling Something written and performed by Pete ‘PJ’ Jones (Copyright 2020)
Men of Harlech rearranged by James Dodd
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Present or nearby for many of the defining moments in international surfing history, Pete ‘PJ’ Jones has first-hand experience of some of the greatest tales our sport can offer. In this first half of his life-story interview, Wales’ trailblazing surfer talks Tom and Rhino through discovering his ‘gift’ and its life-changing impact. From ‘dropping out’ of any career that might get in the way of water time, to winning his European title in 1977 on the day his son James was born, this is all about the process of becoming ‘PJ’ – the man whose distinctive style and approach ensured that Wales sat atop of Europe’s surf scene during formative years in the sport’s culture. Part Two to follow Thursday, 8th October.
Produced by James Dodd & Tom Anderson
Video (YouTube version only) directed by Joey Pearson
Stay Young written by Benny Gallagher & Graham Lyle, arranged & performed by Pete ‘PJ’ Jones
Feeling Something written and performed by Pete ‘PJ’ Jones (Copyright 2020)
Men of Harlech rearranged by James Dodd