A recent CD release, "Jack Jones Paints a Tribute to Tony Bennett," was nominated for "Best Traditional Pop Vocal Performance" and "Record of the Year.".
At the age of 65, he still possesses magnificent vocal control and range, performing to full capacity in 2004 at the Cerritos Performing Arts Center in the Los Angeles area. Borrowing a gimmick from Natalie Cole, he performed a duet of "What I Did for Love" alongside his late father Allan Jones, who appeared in a videotaped performance of the song.
Born in Hollywood on the night his singer/father, Allan Jones, recorded his signature hit, "Donkey Serenade."
He was awarded a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for Recording at 6104 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, California.
He won two Grammy awards for Best Performance By A Male Singer.
Received his Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1989, close to where his father's star is located.
Son of actress Irene Hervey and actor-singer Allan Jones.
The Desert Theatre League's Lifetime Achievement Award winner in 2001.