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Tom Jones Wiki Biography

• Sir Thomas Jones Woodward was born in the world on seventh June 1940, in Pontypridd, Wales, of generally English drop. 
• He is referred to the world as an artist who has performed under the stage name Tom Jones since his melodic vocation began during the 1960s, delivering the most popular hits like “It’s Not Unusual”, and “Delilah”. 
• His music during that time has fluctuated from R&B hits to Gospel music, bringing about different collections selling more than 100 million duplicates. 
• His vocation as an artist has been dynamic since 1963. 
• Have you ever thought about how rich Tom Jones is? 
• As indicated by sources it is assessed that Tom Jones’ net worth is $250 million, a sum procured through an effective singing profession including numerous TV appearances. 
• Jones has gotten various honors all through his profession, starting in 1966 when he got a Grammy for Best New Artist. 
• Jones was brought up in the south Wales city of Pontypridd. 
• Tom Jones’s vocation grew much more in the 1990s, as he showed up on large screens in the movies “Mars Attacks” and “Agnes Brown”. 
• He has additionally been projected in the enlivened arrangement, “The Simpson”, featuring as himself. 
• In 2000 came his success “Sex Bomb”, which even though it didn’t stop at No.1, yet on No.17 on British diagrams, added a significant add up to his net worth and distinction. 
• His most recent collection was delivered in 2012 under Island Records, named “Soul in the Room”. 
• Unnecessary is to say that a large portion of his collections went platinum and gold on numerous occasions. 
• Jones has gotten various honors all through his vocation, his first honor was at that point referenced, Grammy for Best New Music Artist in 1996. 
• Later honors incorporate two British honors, first in 2000 for Best Brit Male and Outstanding Contribution to Music in 2003. 
• He has additionally gotten an MTV Award for Best Music Video in 1989 and in that very year, he got a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame which is at 6608 Hollywood Boulevard, Los Angeles. 
• Concerning individual life and interests, Jones has been hitched since 1957 to Melinda; notwithstanding his supposed infidelities, the couple is as yet hitched, and have a child, Mark, who turned into his supervisor after the passing of Gordon Mills in 1986. 
• Jones is perceived as a major high-roller; in 1974, the entire family moved to the USA and he purchased Dean Martin’s old home in privileged Bel Air territory in which he actually lives. 
• IMDB Wikipedia “The Voice” “Agnes Brown” “MAM Records” “Sex Bomb” “The Simpson” “This is Tom Jones” (1969-1971) $250 Million 1940 1996 5 ft 9 in (1.77 m) Academy Award Actor American Music Award Art of Noise + Tom Jones Arts Associated Press BBC Bell Records specialists Big Spender Billboard Hot 100 Brett Ratner British Award for Best Brit Male (2000) British Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music British popular music Cardiff Ceremony Delilah Ed Sullivan Entertainment Epic Records Film Gordon Mills Grammy Award for Best New Artist Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album Grammy for Best New Music Artist (1966 Grammy Legend Award H Hollywood Walk of Fame Honor of the Orde 

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Tom Jones Quotes

• [on Solomon Burke] I first saw Solomon at the Flamingo in 1965, the first soul singer I saw live, and he was amazing. I listened to Otis Redding and Sam & Dave, but he was always the best because he had a melodic way to him, he was more like a proper singer, and you know we became friends right away. He was just such a sweet man. The next time I saw him sing, I can’t remember the night club, but it was 1965 again. I went backstage and he gave me a crown and said, ‘You can’t be the king of rock’n’soul because I am, but you can be the Prince of Wales.’ He was such a lovely, lovely man, a family man, with a great sense of humor, a great personality, and a passion for music and people.
• You had The Beatles and Stones [The Rolling Stones] covering American R&B, The Pretty Things, The Animals, the whole British Invasion – we were all massive fans of soul music, and Solomon’s [Solomon Burke] influence was huge on the songs we chose. Everyone did Cry To Me, which was a staple in my live show, and If You Need Me. We copied his treatment of the songs and the way he handled himself on-stage, he was so expressive. He would suck you right into the song, that’s what you wanted to do when you sang. He had a sweetness about his voice as well, he could sing lightly, like on Just Out Of Reach (Of My Two Open Arms).
• [on his move to Los Angeles] The problem I had in the ’70s was that the Labour Government got in, and the tax went through the roof. I was doing big tours in America at the time, and when I toured America in 1974 my accountant said, ‘Think about not coming back, because as soon as you set foot in Britain, everything you’ve worked for this year will go, the Government will take it all in tax’.
• When I started recording, I thought I’d be able to do all kinds of records: jazz, country, dance – and I’ve always wanted to do a gospel album.
• Not to be a name-dropper but Frank Sinatra once told me: “Tom, you don’t have to hit everything hard. If you keep hammering everything, you’re gonna hurt yourself.”
• I’m a lyric man – I’m always looking for meaningful songs.
• It’s one extreme to the other. I’ve had a lot of crosses and Bibles given to me but then one woman made a ceramic penis – she figured that’s what mine looked like, I suppose.
• He didn’t become worldly. He was always in his own world and enjoying it. When that worked, fine. He wanted guys around him, wanted to create his own thing, which was a simple life. He loved to play [American] football and he had his own team. But because he was Elvis Presley, no one wanted to tackle him hard.
• On singing privately with Elvis Presley in Hawaii in 1968: There was a Kris Kristofferson song called ‘Why Me, Lord’ and he would sing it continuously. Once he got hold of one that he liked he would never stop. I would try and get out of the suite because sometimes he would stay on in Vegas, and I was having to do two shows a night, and I’d be singing with him and I’d say, ‘I’ve got to go. The sun’s coming up and I’ve got to rest my voice because I’ve been singing all night with you.’ He’d say OK, and I’d go, and just when I got to the door he’d start again. ‘Uh-why me Lord, uh – what have I uh-ever done …’ We’d already done it 30 or 40 times.
• [after being formally knighted at Buckingham Palace] It is fantastic. It was lovely to see the Queen again. I love seeing the Queen and I have always been a royalist. She has got a great smile and her whole face lights up when she smiles. I told her I have been in show business 41 years successfully and she said to me that I had given a lot of people a lot of pleasure. I come from a coal-mining, working-class background. My father was a coal miner. Today is just tremendous. When you first come into show business and you get a hit record, it is the start of something. As time goes on, it just gets better. This is the best thing that I have had. It is a wonderful feeling, a heady feeling. Sometimes you just can’t believe it, you think you have been dreaming.

Tom Jones Important Facts

• A son, Jonathan Berkery b. in 1988. Jones first denied it and admitted it later.
• Speaks Welsh fluently.
• In 2015, at the age of 75, he released a new album and his autobiography.
• MGM Grand, Las Vegas, Nevada [June 2002]
• He’s touring the States and will be in Las Vegas, Nevada for two weeks starting March 2nd, 2006. [February 2006]
• His maternal grandfather was of Welsh ancestry, while his three other grandparents were of English descent.
• On December 14, 2008, on Top Gear he said there was absolutely no truth to the story that his chest hair was ever insured; for any sum.
• The Sunday Times List estimates his net worth at $213 million. [2009]
• 2nd male vocalist to perform a James Bond film opening credits. The first was Matt Monro who sang the opening titles for the film ‘ From Russia With Love’.
• He was awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording at 6608 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, California.
• Insured his chest hairs for $7 million [February 7, 2008].
• Ranked #61 on VH1’s 100 Sexiest Artists.
• A good friend of British pop star Robbie Williams.
• He and Shirley Bassey are the only two Welsh artists to have sung title songs from the James Bond series of movies, as of 2007.
• Elvis Presley was a frequent guest at Jones’ Las Vegas shows in the 1970s. In one show, Presley came to the stage, took the microphone from Jones, and made some karate moves for the audience.
• While visiting the US, Jones met Elvis Presley in the set of Paradise, Hawaiian Style (1966), and their friendship began. Later Jones and Presley met a couple of times in Las Vegas.
• Winner of the 2003 Brit Award for Outstanding Contribution.
• Is a big fan of American country-music legend “Gentleman” Jim Reeves (1923-1964), once describing him in an interview as having a “wonderful smooth style”.
• He was awarded Knighthood in the 2006 British New Year’s Honours List for his services to music.
• He was awarded an O.B.E. (Officer of the Order of the British Empire) for his music services.
• Allegedly passed out in the studio after holding the final note of “Thunderball,” while recording the song from the James Bond movie of the same name.
• His song “Sex Bomb” was so successful, a group of girls in the Philippines was formed and named after the song. That group was very successful 3 years after the song was released.
• Contrary to widespread belief, “it’s Not Unusual” was not his debut single. “Chills and Fever” was released six months earlier. It later became an audience favorite.
• He once performed “It’s Not Unusual” live to the audience, and as he was dancing, he ripped the bottom part of his trousers!.
• Won a Brit Award for Best Male Artist in 2000 for the first time in more than 30 years of his music career.
• Lives in Bel Air, Los Angeles.
• Son, Mark Woodward (born April 11, 1957), with wife, Linda Trenchard.
• His son Mark is now his manager.
• Singer.
• He won a Grammy as Best New Artist in 1965.
• Had UK 26 Top 20 hits between 1965 and 1999.
• Had a debut UK #1 with “It’s Not Unusual” in 1965.
• Has a sister named Shelia Woodward.

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