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Tom Jones is a famous singer from Wales.

Janis Joplin Tom Jones 1969
Janis Joplin Tom Jones 1969

He has a very strong and deep voice. People call his voice a baritone. This means it sounds low and full. He can sing many kinds of music. He sings pop, soul, and country songs. He even sings songs for movies.

Tom Jones and Oliver on This Is Tom Jones 1970
Tom Jones and Oliver on This Is Tom Jones 1970

He has sold more than 100 million records. He has many hits in the UK and the US. Some of his famous songs are "It's Not Unusual" and "Delilah."

Tom Jones also acts in films and on TV. He was in a movie called "Mars Attacks!"

Celebrity Star Tom Jones Orpheum Theater Memphis TN
Celebrity Star Tom Jones Orpheum Theater Memphis TN

He was also a coach on "The Voice UK." This is a show where people compete to sing. He has won many big awards. He won a Grammy Award in 1966. He was also made a knight in 2006. This means he is called Sir Tom Jones. He still performs for people today. He has played in Las Vegas many times.

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