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About Pat Andrews, mother of Brian Jones’ second child Julian

A Cheltenham girlfriend of Brian’s who, in October 1961, at the age of 16, gave birth to Brian Jones‘ second child. Brian sold his records to buy her flowers in the hospital). During Pat’s pregnancy, she and Brian lived at her sister’s home, but soon Brian moved to London. On Easter Sunday, 1962, Pat and Brian’s new son (Julian Mark Andrews, named after the great jazz musician Julian ‘Cannonball’ Adderley) joined him in London, where she worked in a laundry, while Brian wandered from job to job. Pat and Brian’s relationship ended when, rumor had it, Mick began a brief affair with Ms. Andrews after trying to seduce her at the Edith Grove flat the boys shared at the time.

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Pat Andrews and Brian Jones’ Son Julian

Pat Andrews was the mother of Julian Mark Andrews, the second child of Brian Jones, founding member of The Rolling Stones. She and Brian met in the early 1960s before the band reached international fame. Though their relationship didn’t last, it resulted in the birth of Julian in 1964. Pat raised Julian largely on her own, as Brian’s lifestyle became more chaotic with the rise of the Stones. Still, she remained a significant figure in the early Stones circle and helped preserve the legacy of Brian as a father.

So How Many Children Did Brian Jones Have?

Brian Jones is believed to have fathered at least five children with different women during his short life. These included Julian with Pat Andrews, and other children born from brief relationships. Due to the era and Brian’s wild lifestyle, not all his paternity cases were fully acknowledged or documented. However, Julian remained one of the best-known, as his mother had a deeper connection to Brian during his formative musical years.

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