Tom Jones
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Since 1965, Tom Jones has sold over 100 million records! His first US studio album in 15 years is "24 Hours."
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Comments [6]
TOM JONES IS THE BEST SINGER IN THE WORLD .
I saw him at Irving Plaza a few years ago.
He is a wonderful performer.
Rock on Tom!
this guy is amazing.
For Tom Jones: Are you familiar with the Allmann Brothers' song "Whipping Post"? I've always thought it would be a great song for you.
I was SO fortunate to see Tom Jones live at the MGM Grand this year. He was FABULOUS beyond words. Dancing up a storm, in GREAT voice and still looking HOT!!! As far as I am concerned, no male vocalist in today's pop culture comes close to Tom Jones' talent. He has an amazing range...country...balad...rock, etc. Interprets the lyrics beautifully. Great phrasing. A real pro. God bless him!!!
How is Tom Jones able to maintain his singing voice over these years?
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