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Jack Jones - Wives And Lovers

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Uploaded by on Sep 7, 2009

Jack's first chart success came with this Top 20 hit from November of 1963. The song was written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David and expressed a rather chauvinisic sentiment that probably wouldn't work today, but it won a Grammy back then.

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  • "Wow, this song is so offensive! I can't even begin!"

    Then don't...and let the rest of us enjoy this real music.

  • @jannalli Wonderful lyrics.

    Porky ;-))

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  • @snazzyjazzyshar -If u ever look like a dog, he should not have married u!!!

  • Agreed ladies...might be a bit asking too much...but keep us happy women!! Oh yeah keep her happy too!!

  • No this still applies to today. If you look like a dog when your husband leaves the house and look like a dog when he returns while he is at the office all day with dolls......Keep it youthful ladies.....He will be a Keeper....

  • @BrianGValentine Back in the day when this song was released it was called a Jazz Waltz. There were many other Jazz Waltz recordings back in those days.

  • Not offensive at all . . . if it goes both ways as it should. The epitome of "keepin' it real" in relationships. As for Mad Men, let's go beyond just using the song and have Jack Jones have a cameo as a Roger Sterling relative.

  • @ndjhnsn68 Already have...and love it. Both Jack's and Herb Alpert's versions.

  • @wannawatchu66 Maybe you should check out "Lollipops and Roses"

  • @PortiaOfBelmont I totally agree I heard it on a “Memory” station and thought it the quintessential Mad Men Song….surprised it hasn’t been used already.

  • As a tenor, he was a singer's singer, perfectly pitched

    Nice tempo for an "American style" Viennese waltz

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