Kenney Jones

Kenneth Thomas "Kenney" Jones is a veteran English rock drummer best known for his work in the Small Faces and the Faces, for which he was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 2012, and The Who. Wikipedia

Born: September 16, 1948 (age 64), Stepney

Origin: Stepney

Movies: Willie and the Poor Boys, Small Faces: All or Nothing: 1965-1968, Rod Stewart and the Faces: The Final Concert, The Who: Maximum R&B Live

Music groups: Faces (Since 1969), The Small Faces (1965 - 1969), The Who (1978 - 1988), The Law, Kenney J. All Stars, Changing Man

Kenney Jones’ Drumkits

Premier White Soundwave

Wooden shell. Tom toms are double-headed specials

22″ Bass drum (20″ for studio)

8″x6″ Tom

10″x8″ Tom

12″x8″ Tom

13″x9″ Tom

14″x19″ Tom

15″x12″ Tom

16″x16″ Floor tom

Floor tom

25″ fiberglass-headed timpani

3 5 metal shell Premier snare drum

Cymbals (Paiste and Zildjian)

China Cymbal

Crash Cymbal

Cymbal

Cymbal

Cymbal

China cymbal

Paiste Gong

Hi-Hat

Trilok stands and pedals

The drum hoops are a cheap version, which Kenney used because he thought they were more like Ludwig’s hoops, and gave a nicer rimshot.