Jack Jones, the legendary crooner who sang the memorably inviting theme song for TV's "The Love Boat," has died at 86. THR reports Jones died at Eisenhower Medical in Rancho Mirage, California. The cause was leukemia. Jones, renowned for his silky voice --often compared to Frank Sinatra -- had equally famous parents in singing actor Allan Jones of "Show Boat" (1936) and actress Irene Hervey. Born January 14, 1938, in L.A., Jones was signed to Capitol in 1959 and found success with Kapp Records i...
Jack Jones, the legendary crooner who sang the memorably inviting theme song for TV's "The Love Boat," has died at 86. THR reports Jones died at Eisenhower Medical in Rancho Mirage, California. The cause was leukemia. Jones, renowned for his silky voice --often compared to Frank Sinatra -- had equally famous parents in singing actor Allan Jones of "Show Boat" (1936) and actress Irene Hervey. Born January 14, 1938, in L.A., Jones was signed to Capitol in 1959 and found success with Kapp Records i...
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