Eddie Jones, also known by his stage name "Guitar Slim," was a significant figure in blues music during the mid-20th century. He was famous for his flamboyant performances, featuring a unique, distorted electric guitar sound that was highly innovative for the period. His most significant work, "The Things That I Used to Do," topped the Billboard R&B chart in 1954 and has been covered by numerous artists, reflecting his enduring influence on the blues genre. Jones' pioneering use of guitar distortion and wild stage presence have deeply influenced both blues and rock musicians.