JACK JONES LIVE AT THE PALLADIUM
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Jack Jones sings "What Are You Doing The Rest of Your Life?" live in concert Feb. 21, 2009by picturefan25,606 views- 1:03
Jack Jones live in Manila! October 16, 2010 at the Araneta Coliseumby ovationproductions4,826 views
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The Jack Jones Special Part 1 1974by allanandhoward25,957 views
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Jack Jones - Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon 2007by jackjonesendorsedweb13,511 views
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Jack Jones & Joanie Sommers sing "Call Me"by dentelTV248,852 views
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JACK JONES (Live) - Without A Songby luckysmusic20,954 views
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JACK JONESby 1BlackGold12,086 views
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Jack Jones sings The Love Boat TV theme song live in concertby picturefan33,821 views
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Free Again...Jack Jonesby sirpaopao19,596 views
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Jack Jones - Make it With You -by philsmusic10002,070 views
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"Let Me Be The One" - Jack Jones (1971)by ma01302250sa19,400 views
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Judy Garland and Jack Jonesby inonemus21,196 views
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JACK JONES - WHAT I DID FOR LOVE.wmvby joeveesantos28,547 views
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Jack Jones - 'You are the Love of My Life'by trooper7h10,535 views
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Jack Jones - 'Love Dance'by trooper7h8,979 views
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If You Ever Leave Me...Jack Jonesby sirpaopao70,632 views
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Jack Jones Special Part 4by allanandhoward10,718 views
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Jack Jones & Vincent Falcone "The More I See You" at Yoshi's in San Francisco August 2009by picturefan3,824 views
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Jack Jones Special Part 2by allanandhoward19,204 views
He just keeps getting better....
jazzamoureux 1 year ago
i would like to see a live version of Jack doing Wives and Lovers?
lighthousesmith8888 2 years ago
I can appreciate classicpop65's observation about Jack Jones. If you listen to Johnny Mathis, it's much the same thing. He doesn't reach for notes that he can't to anymore. You just admire the beauty that his voice has now opposed to longing for a sound that will never come back. It's amazing to hear guys like these sing so well into their 70s. Sinatra clearly couldn't do it.
36hhm07 2 years ago
Jack: May you go on forever.Gates can write them, and you can sing them. What a career.
williamholzman 2 years ago
wow , jack rules
love the net !
flappospammo 3 years ago
classicpop65:I totally agree 100% with you my friend.This puts him in a class of own.Jack could take a song like Strangers in the Night and turn it around and give it more feeling and depth to the song.I love Sinatra version.But I loves Jack's version more his Vocal tone and Control ,Brilliant!..Marc Jones-Vocalist.
glennmach 3 years ago
Hello classicpop65.I got came across your comment just now.I would have responded sooner, only if you would have click on reply glennmach comment. I would have gotten your message by YT E-mail..No Problem my friend.Its great to know that we both agree that Jack Jones has a blessed singing voice. & he has been like a teacher to me being in that vocal range..Marc Jones.
glennmach 3 years ago
Jack Jones tore the house down on Jerry Lewis yesterday. His voice has changed and in some ways he is a more powerful singer than in days past. Lets face it, most of us can't sing like we use to...Sadly David Gates can't sing David Gates anymore - But Jack Jones is still cool and that is indeed, very cool.
donnyoh 3 years ago 2
In getting back to Jack's 60s voice, he definitely learned to USE it in every way possible. He tackled difficult melodies by gliding easily from baritone to tenor range. He used the sheer power and beauty of his voice to MOVE listeners - he never used it in any indulgent way, always with PURPOSE. And I've always felt that Jack got deeper into the emotional core of lyrics than Sinatra or Bennett did, especially since Jack's voice could project great tenderness. Such an AMAZING singing voice.
classicpop65 3 years ago
Marc:is there a technical name for the "new voice" Jack adopted in the 70s, with his mouth not open as fully, and singing more from his upper throat? It's not as dazzling as his original voice - it's less demanding, yet still packs the emotional punch. He's obviously smart about the notes he's still able to hold. I agree that Sinatra (and Bennett) stayed in the same style too long, often overreaching where their voices no longer could go. Still legends, but they sometimes embarrassed themselves.
classicpop65 3 years ago