Jack Jones
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Jack Jones

Jack Jones was born in Los Angeles in 1938 and started singing early. He got his break in 1960 when Quincy Jones discovered him, which led to albums like 'The...

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Jack Jones, the smooth baritone who sang standards

A Los Angeles singer who recorded lush versions of songs like 'The Windmills Of Your Mind' and 'Love Letters'.

For a good sense of his style, listen to 'The Windmills Of Your Mind' or 'If.' They capture that smooth, arranged sound he was known for.

He had that kind of voice that could handle both pop and jazz standards without sounding out of place. Quincy Jones discovered him in 1960, and he went on to record over 50 albums. Songs like 'Love Letters' show how he worked with those lush arrangements that became his signature.

He started with albums like 'The Jack Jones Show' after Quincy Jones found him. Later he faced personal troubles and a lawsuit in 1998, but kept performing into the 2000s with musicians like Dave Brubeck.

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Jack Jones was born in Los Angeles in 1938 and started singing early. He got his break in 1960 when Quincy Jones discovered him, which led to albums like 'The Jack Jones Show' and 'The Impossible Dream.' His voice had a smooth, baritone quality that worked well with standards and pop songs.

He recorded songs like 'The Windmills Of Your Mind,' 'Without A Song,' and 'Love Letters,' often with lush arrangements that leaned into jazz and traditional American styles.

Later in his career, he faced personal difficulties with addiction and was involved in a sexual harassment lawsuit in 1998, which he publicly apologized for. He kept performing into the 2000s, sometimes working with musicians like Dave Brubeck and Ray Brown, and left behind a catalog of over 50 albums.

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