Virginia Grohl In-studio on Jonesy's Jukebox

[@mozartbach4775]

she has soft voice. lovely lady. respect

[@lancashirebomber9744]

I could listen to her all night! lovely lady.

[@lemonpi3386]

Just called KLOS and left a message with the guy there for support etc. staff regarding the low volume on Jonesy's show! Hopefully they get this guy the volume boost he deserves! Love the show Jonesy :)

[@parkviewmo]

Steve Jones is a smart man and a good interviewer!

[@antonwhelan7592]

Steve listened attentively & was genuinely interested in Virginia's wonderfully , articulate story about her wonderful book. I guess, having read Steves brilliant autobiography, he can relate to the mother v children aspect of the context. One of his best shows & there have been many. Keep on rockin Steve Jones!!!!

[@stephenkane2464]

Steve Jones trumps Stern anyday

[@kevinbrooks8680]

I'm a father of 4 kids from nairn, Scottish highlands , my youngest son has severe autism , I run a boxing club , so the combination of having disabillties in the household and the thought of losing my boxing club and my at children and wife getting sick due to the corona virus has certainly took its toll , I used to listen to the sex pistols while I was in the army listened to them a lot while in Iraq recently I started listening to Steve Jones on Mondays Juke box watching videos like this has become part of my routine amazing interviewer, all the best Steve you have helped me get through ,X

[@cruiserscreek]

Great interview, really enjoyed it. Cheers.

[@cheetahcoats4923]

You’ve gotta be patient with this, Virginia takes a little while to warm up. Last half is lovely, Jonesy is a champ! They both are.

[@emac8381]

Loved every minute of that, its obvious that Dave set his Mum up (Dave and Jonesy are pals) as the first half she thinks Jonesy is a DJ :-D and by the second half realises he is a sex pistol, brilliant stuff.

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

Steves a great listener when he concentrates

[@rogerwilliams5749]

That was lovely good luck with the book think I better get a copy 🤘

[@davidcolley3124]

Steve. Is brilliant gets them all on his show

[@NeuroHead]

This book sounds like it's worth a read.

[@Morgan.iiiviix]

Dave is a great guy.. was able to maintain a good rep... I've never heard that much of outrageous stories about him, if ever there is.. I'm sure he had a lot, but he was able to keep it a down low.. unlike the really mainstream ones. Virginia is a nice lady.. never understood the hate or hogging claims about what she's doing.

[@megana9793]

I just ordered the book

[@greatunz67]

@13:30 she talks about the vocal group she sang with in the mid 50's, here they are.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6ecl3mYjNyZmtU

[@davidhurtado2725]

One of the things that gives me solace about Taylor's death is that Dave has Mrs. Grohl to lean on.

[@peterdaigle7249]

This interview got off to a rocky start, but Steve warmed up to Virginia eventually.

[@jonesy2111]

Thought it was Paul McCartney when I first saw the pic

[@myessyallyahamericus8405]

Do you know I learned more eating breadsticks in oil while listening to my buddy rich talk to my buddy ryan for lunch than I've learned in 41 years from the media when I never even said more than three words because of what he was telling me while looking at ryan? That's the day he noticed how sensitive I was. Ryan had no idea what he was saying to me to. But each word I said answered really complex questions delivered in an eccentric spaced out delivery. Rich was one of the smartest men on earth. Probably top ten worldwide. And I was at that point number one for several years already. He was the smartest of the people over ever met in person. Not the type of person I call a friend cause I was 18 years old and into 18 year old trouble. But he knew things most cant comprehend. It's kind of nice knowing he was their for ryan. I felt better having rich there for ryan than even Ryan's own father. Rich helped him way more and that was good for ryan who rarely ever got to see his dad. I used to shelter alot of my friends back then at my house. None of them had dads but Ryan luckily had rich which was like a super dad who could teach him alot of good lessons without having to see him all the time. I used to have to teach my friends a lot of things because I had dad and grandpa around all the time so I knew some getting worked lessons they never did. My friends were smart learned fast and by the time they moved out were a lot better people than when they moved in . They taught me things they learned being raised by women that almost helped me except I'm stupid and not able to comprehend anything except guitar scales and sugar highs so they didnt have the best student . I probably onlyvlear one or two things in my entire life and maxed out there at two pooping and peeing. I never learned even one thing since then. I operate off absolute instinct. I have zero idea what I'm doing. I only know what I'm talking about cause I heard what instinct forced me to say I know but that didnt mean I learned anything from it.

[@sharonedwards6010]

Sweet lady. Great interview.

[@nikkijones4978]

Amazing woman 😊

[@kimariokiji]

“So, you got a book fring tahmarrow?”

[@ThomasTERichmond]

Are you kidding me? The kids mom? Frickin cool 👍 Get the Book !!

[@hicks727]

I wish my mom knew Bob Mould

[@jakemoo7553]

Virginia aced it on the tour.

[@wakkohetfield24]

genia entre genias

[@youjoker9647]

Wtf is wrong with you sound people at KLOS? Is it difficult to grasp that your volume needs to go up? If you're listening on headphones on a phone you can hardly bloody hear the recordings. It spoils it.

[@jmt7278]

Awkward conversation! Having read her book, a common theme is that kids who were written off academically were creative in other ways and went on to be successful musicians - shame she didn’t mention this as would have obviously resonated with him

[@甘明忠-u8m]

She was a teen in the 50s? Looks quite good for her age.

[@KSandy-iy6fg]

Is it just me or she looks like paul mccartney??

[@Thurston86]

Howard Stern.......he’s HISTORY! HAHAHAHAHA

[@TheFoofighters89]

RIP

[@marylee7820]

Had to MoveOn. Can't hear a damn thing

[@citta144]

John Lydon's a gentleman and a rounded character, with the real sensibility of an artist, he is the strong one out of the bunch. Jonesy is a bit of a drama queen and doesn't really have a strong identity and admits that he was never a front man but i think he begrudges john Lydon that privilege strangely enough, hence, no Sex Pistols.

[@soysaucefool]

You are literally the only person I have heard say John is a gentleman. Most people find interviewing him to be harsh.

[@citta144]

It's hard to tell the difference between his artistic persona lets say and his real self, perhaps the gap is small between those two things or perhaps it's not there at at all ? I know that John Lydon has alot of working class Irish in him, both his parents are Irish immigrants, I use to drink with his brother Jimmy in a small london Irish pub and he was a nice quiet ordinary fella. So John Lydon to me didn't sing about the working class, he was the working class..etc. ? Alot of interviewers didn't come from the 4 acre estate Finsbury park where lydon grew up either.

[@ronmarsh7032]

Ok. I'm only 4 minutes in and I don't know this Jonesy dude. I'll keep watching for a bit, but so far this MFR is creepy as fuck.

[@ronmarsh7032]

Yeah. This guy is a fucking douchebag.

[@katkal3]

dave grohl is everywhere now his mom is on the scene, its annoying

[@mikemb123]

Looks like being a publicity hound runs in the family.

[@FranktheTank70]

Grohl's family were millionaires before he became super wealthy. Now, his mom is out hawking a book, just fucking disgusting.

[@Somethingwicked1x]

Wrong His parents were divorced & his mom raised her 2 children with 2 or 3 jobs. She was a school teacher. Read Dave's book.

[@carloslozada2121]

horrible publicity stunt BS

[@leemcqueen500]

What?

[@megana9793]

I just ordered the book