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[[Image:BusterJones1.jpg|right|200px|thumb|You think I ''wanted'' to be called "Black Vulcan"? I wanted to be called "Super Volt"! "Black Vulcan" was ''Aquaman's'' idea. Hey, I got it, why don't we call ''you'' "White Fish"!?]] | [[Image:BusterJones1.jpg|right|200px|thumb|You think I ''wanted'' to be called "Black Vulcan"? I wanted to be called "Super Volt"! "Black Vulcan" was ''Aquaman's'' idea. Hey, I got it, why don't we call ''you'' "White Fish"!?]] | ||
'''Edward L. "Buster" Jones''' is an American voice actor and musician. As a voice actor, he is probably best known for roles such as Winston Zeddemore from the later seasons of ''[[Susan Hoffman#Related characters|The Real Ghostbusters]]'', Black Vulcan from ''Superfriends'', Lothar from ''Defenders of the Earth'', Spaghetti Man from ''Super Globetrotters'' and [[Doc]] from ''[[G.I. Joe (team)|G.I. Joe]]''. | '''Edward L. "Buster" Jones''' is an American voice actor and musician. As a voice actor, he is probably best known for roles such as Winston Zeddemore from the later seasons of ''[[Susan Hoffman#Related characters|The Real Ghostbusters]]'', Black Vulcan from ''Superfriends'', Lothar from ''Defenders of the Earth'', Spaghetti Man from ''Super Globetrotters'' and [[Doc (G.I. Joe)|Doc]] from ''[[G.I. Joe (team)|G.I. Joe]]''. | ||
As a musician, he mainly works on private endeavors, though he did host Dick Clark's ''Soul Unlimited'' television series in the 70s. | As a musician, he mainly works on private endeavors, though he did host Dick Clark's ''Soul Unlimited'' television series in the 70s. | ||
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Edward L. "Buster" Jones is an American voice actor and musician. As a voice actor, he is probably best known for roles such as Winston Zeddemore from the later seasons of The Real Ghostbusters, Black Vulcan from Superfriends, Lothar from Defenders of the Earth, Spaghetti Man from Super Globetrotters and Doc from G.I. Joe.
As a musician, he mainly works on private endeavors, though he did host Dick Clark's Soul Unlimited television series in the 70s.
