Tom Jones: From 60s Icon to National Treasure…CHECK VIDEO BELOW
A Storied Career in Music Tom Jones, the legendary Welsh singer, skyrocketed to fame in the 1960s with hits like “It’s Not Unusual,” “What’s New Pussycat?,” “Green, Green Grass of Home,” and “Delilah.” Known for his powerful baritone, he seamlessly transitioned from a husky tone to a melodious croon, earning praise from critics such as AllMusic and the NY Times.
A Journey of Reinvention Despite his enduring popularity, by the mid-70s, Jones’s image had shifted from wholesome star to novelty sex symbol with waning appeal. However, his career saw a significant revival with his collaboration with the Art of Noise on their cover of Prince’s “Kiss,” marking the beginning of his transformation into the beloved singer and national treasure he is today.
Discover Tom Jones’s enduring charm and talent. Watch the video below to see his evolution from a 60s icon to a respected and cherished music industry figure.
