Jones,Jack Lollipops Roses & More CD

Jack Jones - the son of actor/singer Allan Jones and actress Irene Hervey - has carved out a long, successful career, despite performing in a style which was already fast becoming obsolete when he cut his first sessions, in the late 50s. Indeed, he wouldn't make significant commercial headway until he began recording for Kapp Records, in 1960. This compilation reissues Jones' entire Kapp output between 1960-62, comprising four albums: "Shall We Dance" (1961), "This Was My Love" (1961), "I've Got A Lot Of Livin' To Do" (1962) and "Gift Of Love" (1962); plus a handful of 45s, which include his first major US hit, 'Lollipops And Roses'. Jack's early recording career, for Capitol between 1957-59, is anthologised on another Jasmine release, "This Could Be The Start Of Something" (JASCD 551).

1. A Lot of Livin' to Do 2. It's a Lonesome Old Town (When You're Not Around) 3. Corduroy Road 4. Tall Hope 5. Shall We Dance 6. The Spin I'm in 7. Change Partners 8. At Long Last Love 9. A String of Pearls 10. Takes Two to Tango 11. Dancing on the Ceiling 12. Carioca 13. Ballerina 14. Invitation 15. Dixieland Band 16. The Last Dance 17. Big Time 18. She's My Darling, She's My Heart 19. Donkey Serenade 20. When a Man Cries 21. This Was My Love 22. There Will Never Be Another You 23. Lollipops and Roses 24. Moonlight Becomes You 25. They Didn't Believe Me 26. Love Letters 27. My Romance 28. The Girl Next Door 29. Julie 30. You Make Me Feel So Young 31. Swingin' Thru the Park 32. Bye Bye Baby 33. I Love Paris 34. When I Take My Sugar to Tea 35. Me and My Big Ideas 36. I Like the Likes of You 37. Gift of Love 38. Pick Up the Pieces 39. Poetry 40. Dreamin' All the Time 41. I See Your Face Before Me 42. Like Someone in Love 43. Time After Time 44. Then I'll Be Tired of You 45. I Wish You Love 46. Somewhere Along the Way 47. Fly Me to the Moon 48. Nina Never Knew 49. Too Late Now 50. I've Got My Pride 51. That's Her Little Way 52. The Lonely Bull 53. La Paloma