Tom Jones

Backing Tracks:

Tom Jones: Boy From Nowhere… Coming Home… Delilah… Green Green Grass Of Home… Help Yourself… It’s Not Unusual… What’s New Pussycat… Without Love…

Sir Thomas John Woodward OBE (born 7 June 1940) is a Welsh singer known by his stage name Tom Jones. His career has spanned six decades, from his emergence as a vocalist in the mid-1960s with a string of top hits, regular touring, appearances in Las Vegas (1967–2011), and career comebacks—to coaching on “The Voice” UK. Jones’s powerful voice has been described as a “full-throated, robust baritone”.

Backing Tracks

Anniversary Song

Black Betty

Born To Be Me

Boy From Nowhere

Buddy Can You Spare Me A Dime

Burning Down The House

Coming Home

Daughter Of Darkness

Delilah

Delilah – NBV

Detroit City

Funny Familiar

 Green Green Grass Of Home

Hello Young Lovers

Help Yourself

I Believe

If

If He Should Ever Leave You

If I Only Knew

If I Ruled The World

If Loving You Is Wrong I Don’t Want To Be Right

 I’ll Never Fall In Love Again

I’m Coming Home

Impossible Dream

It’s Magic

It’s Not Unusual

I Who Have Nothing

Kiss

Letter To Lucille

Love Me Tonight

Mama Told Me Not To Come

Memphis Tennessee

My Elusive Dream

My Mothers Eyes

My Way

Never Tear Us Apart

Not Responsible

Only Once

Puppet Man

Say You’ll Stay Until Tomorrow

 Sexbomb

She’s A Lady

The Young New Mexican Puppeteer

Thunderball

 Till

 What’s New Pussycat

What The World Needs Now

Without Love

With These Hands

You Can Leave Your Hat On

Are You Going To Go My Way – with Robbie Williams

Baby It’s Cold Outside – with Cerys Matthews

Sometimes We Cry – with Van Morrison

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More About Tom Jones

From humble beginnings is The Valleys of South Wales, Tom Jones’ career has earned him a Knighthood and super stardom.

He grew up listening to the R & B, American Blues and Rock and Roll but also sang traditional songs from an early age in Church and in the school choir.
Having married very young, he took a variety of jobs to support his young family and also performed in the evening in the tough environment of working mens clubs.

Fired into the limelight in 1964 with his chart topping single “It’s Not Unusual”, it would seem that Tom Jones has not stopped in the decades since then. With numerous music awards including a BRIT (2000) Tom Jones continues to wow his audiences with a stunning show to accompany his still fabulous vocals.

His ventures into television, recording vocals for films, charity works and collaborations with other artists are too many to mention here, suffice it to say that the mega star that is Sir Tom Jones has had a life of experiences and is rich in ways that many could never imagine.