Jack Jones - 14th January 1938 - 23rd October 2024

The American singer, Jack Jones was born on 14th January.
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Jack won two Grammy Awards and is perhaps most widely known for his recordings of "Lollipops and Roses" (1962 Grammy Award, Best Pop Male Performance), "Wives and Lovers" (1964 Grammy Award, Best Pop Male Performance), "The Race Is On", "The Impossible Dream", "Call Me Irresponsible", and "The Love Boat Theme". He also sang the opening theme tune for the 1968 film Anzio ("This World Is Yours"). He was a regular on TV and made his film debut in Juke Box Rhythm (1959) playing Riff Manton, a young singer who is involved romantically with a princess (Jo Morrow). He also appeared in The Comeback (1978), Condominium (1980), and Cruise of the Gods (2002). He had a humorous cameo in the film parody Airplane II: The Sequel (1982).
In this excerpt he begins by telling me how he started singing at a very early age.

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Wonderful singer. No one else like him of his generation. Pure magic.

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[@benjijack22]

RIP JACK

[@winthroplewis9361]

Always known as a 'pure' singer. So true. Great pipes. Lucky to have seen him in a club a couple of times. Real pro.

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[@wezie13]

He is a special one! Just love Jack Jones, aged so wonderfully

[@gwenwilliams1439]

He is a REAL PRO, NO DOUBT ABOUT IT!! 🎼🎵🎶🎼🎵🎶❤ LOVE HIM! HE HAS SUCH DEDICATION TO HIS TALENT AND LIFE!

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[@carolgoldfinger6381]

Beautiful man, unbelievable voice. The greatest of his generation. Simply the best ❤❤

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[@agnestenerife]

One of the best in my lifetime ❤

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[@Happey67]

Talking voice sounds so nice. I still listen to your songs, Make it with you is my favorite!

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[@satananchannel8746]

RIP John Allan Jones (1938-2024) 😢🕊️.

[@davidkelly7272]

My favourite male singer, fantastic vocal range and superb artistry. Along with Peggy Lee he sends me to sleep at bedtime playing my considerable collection of his CD's ( I also share his birth year🎉)

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[@ToniThomas-i5s]

Better than Sinatra FOR SURE. The most beautiful and my Favorite songs. What are you doing! With one more Look at you! Here’s That Rainy Day and on and on

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[@miltonmoore8369]

Fine interview. When was this interview conducted?🤔 In his prime, Jack Jones took a back seat to NODODY!😊 I have my favorites as we all do, but It's impossible to put one on a pedestal above all others, as they are all fabulous in their own ways. In no particular order, among the males I rate JACK JONES, VIC DAMONE, AL MARTINO, TONY MARTIN, GORDON MACRAE, BROOK BENTON, JIM REEVES, FARON YOUNG, ENGELBERT HUMPERDINCK, STEVE LAWRENCE, ROBERT GOULET, DAVID HOUSTON, JOHNNY MATHIS, JOHNNY HORTON, CLAUDE GRAY, ELVIS, JACKIE WILSON, BOBBY HATFIELD, TONY WILLIAMS, FRANKIE LAINE, ARTHUR PRYSOCK, THE EVERLY BROTHERS, RICK NELSON, GENE AUTRY, GENE PITNEY, GEORGE MORGAN, ED AMES, JOE WILLIAMS, HARVE PRESNELL, MARIO LANZA, SAM COOKE, JERRY VALE, JOHN GARY, JOHNNY HARTMAN, DEAN MARTIN, JERRY WALLACE AND PAT BOONE ALL EQUALLY.

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[@claudrebille178]

His dad had a stronger voice à better one?

[@bobbieparker2900]

No just different,.iv'e seen them together several times