Jack Jones, the velvet-voiced crooner who had such hits as “Wives and Lovers," but may be best-known for singing "The Love Boat" theme, died at 86.

Singer Jack Jones famed for his smooth velvety voice and hits like Wives and Lovers and the theme for The Love Boat passed ...

The Count Five were an American garage rock outfit known primarily for their chart-topping hit “Psychotic Reaction” from 1966. Like many one-hit wonders from the 1960s, this garage rock band was short ...

Jack Jones, a traditional balladeer and TV who was famous for hits like 'The Impossible Dream' and 'Wives and Lovers' in the ...

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According to The Associated Press, the singer had been battling leukemia for more than two years. Hailing from a sho ...

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