He's Welsh, which is famous as a nation for having phenomenal men's choirs. This might be why you're hearing an operatic kind of singing, Jay. Either way, he's got an unbelievable natural talent. When you listen to him sing it's easy to just normalize how great he sounds but then you realize what an astonishingly powerful voice that is. He was so hip, too.
leeeastwood just googled him said he worked in a glove factory and construction no mention of being a truck driver and yet I remember hearing on the telly he was- he can still sing well today
As far as I know he grew up in the Valleys, the industrial coal mining area of South Wales where they have a huge tradition of male voice choirs. I'm sure this is why this voice is how it is. Love still watching him on the UK version of The Voice where he's a judge, he's a total legend!!!
Americans don’t know about their talented culture these days. Schools stopped teaching about Europe in the 70’s. My youngest brother barely learned a thing about other countries when history and geography were combined into social studies.
We used to watch Tom Jones' TV show every week just to watch the women go nuts over him during his closing songs. When he untied his bowtie halfway through his set they would freak out. There wasn't a dry seat in the house. Also, he sang the theme song for the James Bond classic "Thunderball" and the story goes that he put so much into the powerful, sustained note at the very end that he passed out afterward.
ONLY USING CAPS FOR ME TO SEE BETTER - I DIDN'T FIND ANY THING INDICATING TOM JONES HAD VOICE LESSONS. HE IS 80 & A JUDGE ON THE VOICE UK. HE STILL HAS ALMOST AS MUCH POWER SINGING.
He did a cover of Prince's song Kiss. I remember I thought it was going to suck but it was actually good. Totally different from Prince's style but he did a great job with it. If you haven't heard it yet you should react to it.
Wish I could answer your question, the only thing I do know is back in the day you either hit the notes or hit the streets, then the early 90's and Autotune arrived...
No formal training whatsoever. Pure God Given Talent. He came from a coal-mining town in Wales. My mom and my grandmother loved that guy. I know him because of them. His music was at my house and my grandmother's when I was too little to know. So, for me, it's not just a man with a great voice. It's fond memories of my mom and my grandmother's house filled with the music that they loved.
We had mini eisteddfods at school for St. Davids Day. Teachers didn't like it but we sang this religiously every year despite them trying to stop us. Someone in the school orchestra would find a way to play it and the entire school would descend into organised chaos singing this.
What really started with Frank Sinatra continued indeed with Tom. Jackie Wilson used to get women throwing their panties onstage with their hotel keys inside of them. Yes, Tom had his share of panties painting the stage.
I don’t believe he was classically trained (opera). I love seeing your reaction JayVee to singers that are gifted with amazing voices which are not auto-tuned. It is refreshing and inspiring to those who grew up listening to musicians that you are now listening to! Good on you!
He may have had training but the wideness of his voice is just him! Do one nobody has done yet! One of the best Bond theme songs, THUNDERBALL!! Tom is what 007 would sound like if he could sing. Amazing song
@Perry Malcolm He had no training, he began singing as a child at family functions. In fact he didn't SING AT ALL FOR 2 years as he was bedridden. He was diagnosed with tuberculosis and all he did was just draw and listen to music. The man known as "The Voice" was just straight up talent. ❤
Hey Watching songs I love, with you is like listening to them for the 1st time and introducing them to my friend and them Loving them too. Just subscribed. I don't see many people around me who get this much joy from these genres of music, as much as others they listen to. Its bashment and house which is fine but doesn't give me that joy. Keep doing what your doing X
It’s the Welsh in him, singing is a massive part of our culture and livelihood so he’s been raised singing in choirs. He’s an incredibly gifted man. I’ll forever adore that he’s done all sorts of world tours and lived so many places, but still has his good old valleys accent
Tom Jones is in his 80's now and he has lost nothing. His voice is still the same. He belts out a song, to this day, like he has it for breakfast every morning.
No formal training, done a stint in the Welsh coal mines and learnt his trade singing in pubs and working mens clubs. Great clip of him singing "Great balls of fire" as a judge on the Voice UK
He still sings and is one of the judges on the voice Britain and many times he is asked to sing with a contestant when they sing one of his songs and he usually does lol
Other Tom Jones songs include: What’s New Pussycat, Green Green Grass of Home, She’s a Lady, It’s Not Unusual and Tom’s version of Prince’s song Kiss. All are chart topping hits. Love him. ❤️❤️🥰
Hello sir next on deck from Tom Jones react to his signature song and Carlton Banks’s from the Fresh Prince of bel air favorite song “it’s not unusual “ I think everybody has heard this song at least once I bet you have too... give it a listen .. be well
Back in the 1960s and 70s some of the singers had very powerful voices. Such as Blood Sweat and Tears-when I die, Gary Puckett and the Union gap's - young girl, The Ides of March - I'm your vehicle, Rodger Whittaker - the last farewell, the Brooklyn Bridge-, and many others.
I just looked this up. No training. Sang at weddings and such. And got married at age 16 and stayed married till she died 59 years later. (Not faithfully but still.)
Just a regular working guy from a working class family in Pontypridd, South Wales. I live in England and was visiting family in Pontypridd really close to where he grew up. Just a humble little terraced house. He worked in a factory and construction. He used to sing in dance halls and working men's clubs where he eventually got spotted. What a voice and what a gift.
Fell in love with his voice at a young age the first song I heard was I'll never fall in love again I was 13 at the time and tried to sing like him but no one is like Tom he's one of a kind.
Dieser junge Mann ist mit Herz und Seele dabei.Seine Reaktionen sind unglaublich.😱😱😱😀😀 .Sehr sympathisch, sein Lachen alles.Weiter s..........o❤❤❤❤👍👍👍🐕
@@ritaka3248 I know the song well. Have you ever listened to other music as I asked above? Murder is in a lot of modern music as well. To act surprised is ridiculous.
MR sir Tom Jones now this man, what can you say about omg he is just bloody amazing, I grew up listening to him and I still do , he matured like a fantastic wine, a great cool dude 🌶🤩😍🤗😘.
Its awesome too because a whole orchestra playing actual instruments accentuate his singing and performance. Real theater! Auto tune killed opportunities for truly talented singers.
Tom Jones as others have mentioned comes from The Land of Song, Worth checking out Shirley Bassey, Bryn Terfel and Katherine Jenkins, also powerful Welsh Singers
Hi Jay, Sir Tom wasn’t classically trained, he sang from an early age and he sang in his school choir. Look up Welsh choir’s on TH-cam. I love watching your reactions. Thankyou for sharing 🏴😊🏴
Shirley Bassey also a Welsh singer has a strong voice. He became Sir Tom Jones and she became Dame Shirley Bassey. Please react to Neil Diamond and Shirley Bassey singing Play Me written by Neil Diamond. It was her show and he was her guest. You get a two for one. The clarity and strength of her voice is second to none.
@@me-pm6mx That was kind of a given and not really related to the comment on Shirley. I think..considering his activities on The Voice...it is well known Tom still sounds great! :-)
@@me-pm6mx I clearly was referring to the general public. Obviously I wasn't telling you that you know he still sounds great..you just left a comment to that effect. Move on already my dear...it has been sufficiently established Tom still sounds good and the point of the original comment was that Shirley Bassey..also a Welsh singer also sounded good up to a high age....just like Tom.
He's Welsh, which is famous as a nation for having phenomenal men's choirs. This might be why you're hearing an operatic kind of singing, Jay. Either way, he's got an unbelievable natural talent. When you listen to him sing it's easy to just normalize how great he sounds but then you realize what an astonishingly powerful voice that is. He was so hip, too.
wasn't he a coal miner for a few years?
As a child he had tuberculosis so he could never work in the mines. His father was a coal miner though
leeeastwood he was a truck driver
@@Resgerr, must have been some great road trips!
leeeastwood just googled him said he worked in a glove factory and construction no mention of being a truck driver and yet I remember hearing on the telly he was- he can still sing well today
You need to listen to Tom Jones' It's Not Unusual, if you haven't yet.
While doing the Carlton!🤣
You need to see DOA's cover of Tom Jones' It's Not Unusual - the video for the song where they get kicked out of the venue.
Tom Jones
What I Say
1964
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No opera training at all, his voice is just naturally great. My favorite by him is 'It's Not Unusual'
Wales a small country in Britain, is famous for its great natural singers! Something must be in the water in Wales!!??😉👍
@@undisputed1291 Coming from Wales myself, I can say the welsh natural spring water, did nothing for my voice ;)
@@michaelaghmalone-hansen5656 unlucky 😁
But is Michaelagh Malone-Hansen your name? That's one cool name! 😍
As far as I know he grew up in the Valleys, the industrial coal mining area of South Wales where they have a huge tradition of male voice choirs. I'm sure this is why this voice is how it is. Love still watching him on the UK version of The Voice where he's a judge, he's a total legend!!!
@@enam9000 Thank you! Its actually Michaelagh Mandy Malone, Hansen is my husbands name.
Sir Tom Jones is a legend.
That is a fact
My Mom loves him
He’s a Welshman ! Enough said
Americans don’t know about their talented culture these days. Schools stopped teaching about Europe in the 70’s. My youngest brother barely learned a thing about other countries when history and geography were combined into social studies.
Look up James cordon and you might one day
Find the sauce of "Enough said"😍
You're indeed right. Say no more. Welsh renown for their beautiful singing
Spot on, generally the Welsh and Irish are great singers.
👍💕
When you hear a Welsh person just speaking the Welsh language, you'll see even speaking how lyrical they are.
True!
helo o gymru 🏴
Ive loved tom almost all of my 56 years. I love this song! Ive said for years that only tom jones could make killing someone sound sexy...😜
The Beatles song “Run for your life” made me feel like that as well 🤭
Then they laid him neath the green grass of home...
girl...yessss
Lolhahaha😂
😂😂😂
Tom Jones is Welsh from Wales. So many Welsh have the gift of song. Very musical nationality. He was so hot. The ladies swooned over him.
My mother! ❤
‘Welsh from Wales’? Thanks for your concise explanation! 😂😂👍
Just threw my panties at my monitor....
Lionheart Roar 😂😂😂👍
Hell, they still do. Sir Tom is the OG panty-dropper
We used to watch Tom Jones' TV show every week just to watch the women go nuts over him during his closing songs. When he untied his bowtie halfway through his set they would freak out. There wasn't a dry seat in the house.
Also, he sang the theme song for the James Bond classic "Thunderball" and the story goes that he put so much into the powerful, sustained note at the very end that he passed out afterward.
Tom is awesome in every way! Even decades later, I really enjoyed him on The Voice (UK edition). He is a big teddy bear and nice guy too.
Tom Jones is Welsh, and they are known for their beautiful voices especially their choirs
What a voice this man has ! He could sing the alphabet & it would sound amazing!!!❤
Marcus Betancourt that’s cool 😎 happy to help out!
No opera training. He was born with the gift of a golden voice.
ONLY USING CAPS FOR ME TO SEE BETTER - I DIDN'T FIND ANY THING INDICATING TOM JONES HAD VOICE LESSONS. HE IS 80 & A JUDGE ON THE VOICE UK. HE STILL HAS ALMOST AS MUCH POWER SINGING.
What part of the world are you from?
Albany, Oregon here...
He’s also sir Tom Jones now...he dropped out of school and did mine work in Wales before he was discovered
Try holding down the "crtl" key and scrolling your mouse wheel forward and backward - should zoom in and out.
He always hit every note, he wasn't trained in opera, just a god given talent.
Sir Tom Jones, he could knock your socks off with his voice, a bit of a lad 😉
He knocked some young ladies knickers off as I recall.. to which he calmly picked up and wiped his brow with... classic.
@@kennethjameson7574 nod nod wink wink 😉
Tom just celebrated his 80th birthday. Happy days, Sir Tom.
'I'll Never Fall in Love Again" - "Delilah" - "The Green Green Grass of Home"... The perfect triptych of love, betrayal & consequences.
Love Green Green Grass of home
I like Tom ,he has a great voice. I have a friend who mad about him . He was a sex symbol in 60s and 70s .
No opera training for TJ. He had a completely natural gift. And an amazing set of pipes! JV I’m so glad you love TJ as much as us. 👍💖💜💙
He did a cover of Prince's song Kiss. I remember I thought it was going to suck but it was actually good. Totally different from Prince's style but he did a great job with it. If you haven't heard it yet you should react to it.
His cover is AWESOME. I believe his son produced it!
He also covered Talking Heads' Burning Down the House, great version. It's on TH-cam. Worth repeat viewing/listening. (They are my favorite 80s band )
Prince approved of Tom Jones version of "Kiss" ....
When I was a little girl my mom asked me do you like Elvis or Tom Jones. I put myself in the Tom Jones category. He still sings like that. Amazing.
I have to agree.. My Mom listened to Tom Jones.. that man can sing 🎤
Wish I could answer your question, the only thing I do know is back in the day you either hit the notes or hit the streets, then the early 90's and Autotune arrived...
Tom Jones “She’s a Lady” My favorite Tom Jones song.
Yes I love she's a lady too
No formal training whatsoever. Pure God Given Talent. He came from a coal-mining town in Wales. My mom and my grandmother loved that guy. I know him because of them. His music was at my house and my grandmother's when I was too little to know. So, for me, it's not just a man with a great voice. It's fond memories of my mom and my grandmother's house filled with the music that they loved.
Also react to pussy cat. He’s just a gifted singer.
"What's New Pussycat" from the movie of the same name. My 8 year old niece loves that song.
@@andreaschmall5560 - LOL, my kids like that song too, but they're still too young to understand to double meanings :D
Love Pussy Cat!!
Love when Welsh fans sing this at internationals. Nobody sings like the Welsh.
We had mini eisteddfods at school for St. Davids Day. Teachers didn't like it but we sang this religiously every year despite them trying to stop us. Someone in the school orchestra would find a way to play it and the entire school would descend into organised chaos singing this.
Stoke City?
Tom is the most underrated and overlooked talent to ever take the stage. He is simply phenomenal and his talent as a singer in untouchable. Period.
I'm not sure if Tom Jones was the first to experience this, but back in the day women used to throw their underwear on stage while he was performing.
What really started with Frank Sinatra continued indeed with Tom. Jackie Wilson used to get women throwing their panties onstage with their hotel keys inside of them. Yes, Tom had his share of panties painting the stage.
Another singer that women used to throw their undies to was Teddy Pendergrass.
My in-laws saw him in concert once and they said a guy in the audience had a heart attack. His wife was mad she had to leave the concert early lol
Oh no mommy tell me that wasn't you throwing your panties on stage lol
He’s from Wales in the Uk and a lot of people can sing brilliantly from there. A very musical nations
Ohmygosh.... my knees just gave out! Wooooo! What a voice !!
I don’t believe he was classically trained (opera). I love seeing your reaction JayVee to singers that are gifted with amazing voices which are not auto-tuned. It is refreshing and inspiring to those who grew up listening to musicians that you are now listening to! Good on you!
He may have had training but the wideness of his voice is just him!
Do one nobody has done yet! One of the best Bond theme songs, THUNDERBALL!! Tom is what 007 would sound like if he could sing. Amazing song
Absolutely. He sung thunderball about three years ago, and still hit that’s last note. Brilliant.
Thunderball is my favorite song by him. He has so much control. No one else could do it like him. The best James Bond theme because of his singing.
@Perry Malcolm He had no training, he began singing as a child at family functions. In fact he didn't SING AT ALL FOR 2 years as he was bedridden. He was diagnosed with tuberculosis and all he did was just draw and listen to music. The man known as "The Voice" was just straight up talent. ❤
Christine Gelabert nice to know! Thanks 😊
The live version from the baftas is epic.
Suggestion...Engelbert Humperdinck doing After the Loving...sultry and swoon worthy!
And oh sooo good.
The Last Waltz.
Quando, Quando, Quando; Release Me; A Man Without Love; Les Bicyclettes de Belsize.
Also, Love Me With all of your Heart!! Another great one!
Please release me was one of my favorites of Engelbert Humpledink
Gifted and Welsh, from a humble background. Wales is known as the Land of Song. The country's male-voice choirs are spine-tingling.
Hey
Watching songs I love, with you is like listening to them for the 1st time and introducing them to my friend and them Loving them too.
Just subscribed.
I don't see many people around me who get this much joy from these genres of music, as much as others they listen to.
Its bashment and house which is fine but doesn't give me that joy.
Keep doing what your doing
X
It’s the Welsh in him, singing is a massive part of our culture and livelihood so he’s been raised singing in choirs. He’s an incredibly gifted man.
I’ll forever adore that he’s done all sorts of world tours and lived so many places, but still has his good old valleys accent
❤️ My father's family from Colwyn Bay. My Uncle Mike would get up and sing impromptu so many times. It's in the blood. Me too!
Tom Jones is in his 80's now and he has lost nothing. His voice is still the same. He belts out a song, to this day, like he has it for breakfast every morning.
No formal training, done a stint in the Welsh coal mines and learnt his trade singing in pubs and working mens clubs. Great clip of him singing "Great balls of fire" as a judge on the Voice UK
oh my gosh please check out his song, 'whats new pussycat' its very groovy!
He still sings and is one of the judges on the voice Britain and many times he is asked to sing with a contestant when they sing one of his songs and he usually does lol
He reminds me of my childhood! My parents loved him back in the day. They even went to one of his concerts! And I love him now!!
My mum liked Tom but she loved Engelbert Humperdinck ✌️
My Mom loved Johnny Mathis , Tom Jones and Engelbert!!
Other Tom Jones songs include: What’s New Pussycat, Green Green Grass of Home, She’s a Lady, It’s Not Unusual and Tom’s version of Prince’s song Kiss. All are chart topping hits. Love him. ❤️❤️🥰
I remember watching his weekly tv show in the 60’s wonderful!
As a teenager I was obsessed with him. He wore tight pants, had a beautiful sexy voice and was handsome. Yep every teenage girl's dream.
The women still to this day throw their panties at him on stage!! :)
Same here, I'm 81 now but still think he is special.
When I was only 10 or 11 I had a thing for him. lol
God given gifted voice
Hello sir next on deck from Tom Jones react to his signature song and Carlton Banks’s from the Fresh Prince of bel air favorite song “it’s not unusual “ I think everybody has heard this song at least once I bet you have too... give it a listen .. be well
Back in the 1960s and 70s some of the singers had very powerful voices. Such as Blood Sweat and Tears-when I die, Gary Puckett and the Union gap's - young girl, The Ides of March - I'm your vehicle, Rodger Whittaker - the last farewell, the Brooklyn Bridge-, and many others.
He was just blessed!
The vocal pied piper to every woman’s heart.❤️
He sang so many hits during his high point, loved your reaction
I just looked this up. No training. Sang at weddings and such. And got married at age 16 and stayed married till she died 59 years later. (Not faithfully but still.)
Just a regular working guy from a working class family in Pontypridd, South Wales. I live in England and was visiting family in Pontypridd really close to where he grew up. Just a humble little terraced house. He worked in a factory and construction. He used to sing in dance halls and working men's clubs where he eventually got spotted. What a voice and what a gift.
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He is still singing, and sounds even more wonderful!!!
The Welsh just have a natural gift for singing
Tom Jones "the green green grass of home" is a must listen.
She did him wrong
The awesome Welsh guy that women threw their underwear at during concerts. What a gorgeous dude! 💖
I love Tom! My parents saw him in Vegas many moons ago. Wish I'd been there. Amazing!
He’s from Wales! They have a history of singing!! No training of any kind!
You hit the nail on the head, gifted, he was and still is gifted. Please look in on the Voice talent show, he can still sing at his ripe old age!
He was once a coal miner in Wales when he was a young man.
No he worked in Polyer Glove Factory in Pontypridd with my mother
I think that it was Sean Connery that came from that kind of background.
@@annberry5420 Wow!!
He has said that having tuberculisis as a child kept him out of the mines.
Joe Cocker was a miner, but I don’t know where.
You have no idea how popular he was in the 60s and 70s. Such a natural talent!
Think Jones had a lot of passion, you hears it in his voice.
Fell in love with his voice at a young age the first song I heard was I'll never fall in love again I was 13 at the time and tried to sing like him but no one is like Tom he's one of a kind.
WOW! is the thing people say when hearing this man sing. Unbelievable voice!
Dieser junge Mann ist mit Herz und Seele dabei.Seine Reaktionen sind unglaublich.😱😱😱😀😀 .Sehr sympathisch, sein Lachen alles.Weiter s..........o❤❤❤❤👍👍👍🐕
I will sing this song to my wife at my wedding.
Perhaps you should listen a little closer to the lyric
@aburtagul it was a joke
Your Last Wedding!
No training jayvee just pure talent 👍I love your enthusiasm to these songs and appreciation of great singers
Man, if you want to hear some serious opera-style voice control, check out his rendition of "I Who Have Nothing" - the ending is epic!
Used for the famous Carlton dance from Fresh Prince of Bel Air. You betta recognize.
LOL - I love how Jayvee just glosses over the fact that he murders a woman in the song because he is so entranced by his voice! . :D :D
Everyone From Wales have great voices
I love how Jovaughn’s eyes water for the same reason! 🥰
Absolutely no-one talks about murdering people in modern music... R u 4 real? Listen to some hip hop or rap.
Estelle Smith He stabs his girlfriend to death because she’s cheating on him..
@@ritaka3248 I know the song well. Have you ever listened to other music as I asked above? Murder is in a lot of modern music as well. To act surprised is ridiculous.
Without Love & I’m Coming Home 2 great songs by Tom Jones are a must
MR sir Tom Jones now this man, what can you say about omg he is just bloody amazing, I grew up listening to him and I still do , he matured like a fantastic wine, a great cool dude 🌶🤩😍🤗😘.
Another great song of Tom Jones that's a must you really should hear is a beautiful song that he sings call Without Love
Tom Jones , yes HE was a gift. haha
No no training. Just natural talent and a love of singing.
Just a beautiful, powerful voice and most of those shows were live!! And he drove the women crazy✌️
Love your reaction to Tom, this song is sung at sports events across the U.K. - great crowd song! Xx
Women would throw their underwear on the stage 😂
Please listen to " It's not unusual " Tom's voice is legendary. Love to see your reaction. Thank you England 🇬🇧
Listen to “I who have nothing” by Tom Jones. Chills guaranteed.
Listen to "I who have nothing." No kidding.
No not kidding
Pure natural talent with no training whatsoever. And he's stil going.
hi love
I love the orchestra leader,he is really into this song and obviously enjoys his work. Of course Tom Jones is magnificent as always.
Its awesome too because a whole orchestra playing actual instruments accentuate his singing and performance. Real theater! Auto tune killed opportunities for truly talented singers.
He used to have his own show and lol my mother would sit on a towel when he was on. That tells you what a hottie he was
Tom Jones also has one of the most pleasing speaking voices.
Tom Jones as others have mentioned comes from The Land of Song, Worth checking out Shirley Bassey, Bryn Terfel and Katherine Jenkins, also powerful Welsh Singers
Wish I could give you a thumbs up every time I listen to one of your reactions.
Green green grass of home was a great song of his too.
He got his start singing in Welsh pubs in the Swansea Valley.
Beautiful singer. Geez he has some strength in his voice. One of my all time faves. And still going strong. 💖💖💖💜👍
No training just pure gift. He worked in coal mines before being discovered.
Tom was born to do it. At 80 he still can. He is a natural baritone, but could hit some higher notes. But his still outstanding.
No greater finger snapper! Not to mention his voice.............amazing..............✌️🤟🏻
Instant like Jay! Knew you’d love this tune ✌️🇦🇺🙃
Gotta give props to the band too. great stuff.
Tom had no voice training at all, He's Welsh so he can sing.
Hi Jay, Sir Tom wasn’t classically trained, he sang from an early age and he sang in his school choir. Look up Welsh choir’s on TH-cam.
I love watching your reactions. Thankyou for sharing 🏴😊🏴
Shirley Bassey also a Welsh singer has a strong voice. He became Sir Tom Jones and she became Dame Shirley Bassey. Please react to
Neil Diamond and Shirley Bassey singing Play Me written by Neil Diamond. It was her show and he was her guest. You get a two for one. The clarity and strength of her voice is second to none.
Too right! Even at a high age her voice was still powerful
@@reddragonready And Tom Jones as he's aged is one of few that still sounds great.
@@me-pm6mx That was kind of a given and not really related to the comment on Shirley. I think..considering his activities on The Voice...it is well known Tom still sounds great! :-)
@@reddragonready As shocking as it may sound, I don't watch TV.
@@me-pm6mx I clearly was referring to the general public. Obviously I wasn't telling you that you know he still sounds great..you just left a comment to that effect.
Move on already my dear...it has been sufficiently established Tom still sounds good and the point of the original comment was that Shirley Bassey..also a Welsh singer also sounded good up to a high age....just like Tom.
Prince's Kiss is a great cover by Tom Jones. One of his come back songs.
"You can leave your hat on!" "Thunderball." In fact anything will be great by Sir Tom.