What does BJ stand for?

Brian Jones (Rolling Stones member)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

A police spokesman said: "We can confirm that Sussex Police received papers from an investigative journalist in relation to the death of Brian Jones.

Jones' death: New probe; Stone's guitarist died 40 years ago

A POLICE force is to review the death of Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones, 40 years since he was found lifeless in a swimming pool, it emerged last night.

Review of death; BRITAIN TODAY: COLD CASE

British police say they will review the 1969 death of Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones.

UK police to review Rolling Stones guitarist death

Byline: Brian Jones I AM most grateful to St Bartholomew's Court Nursing Home, to matron and her wonderful staff.

Letter: You say - A beautiful act

1969: Brian Jones, who had just left the Rolling Stones, was found drowned in his swimming pool.

On This Day

Chandeliers were smashed, a Steinway grand piano was trashed and seats torn out after a member of the 7,000-strong crowd was said to have spat at guitarist Brian Jones.

Rolling Stones ban lifted after 44 years

The dog was operated on by vet Brian Jones last week and returned to the Reilly kennels on Saturday.

Dog Racing: Paddy making progress for future stud career; IRISH VIEW

Brian Jones, a former nuclear and biological arms specialist at the Ministry of Defence, reignited the row over the Government's "dodgy" dossier on Iraq with fresh allegations.

Parliament 'misled over Report X on Saddam'