Tom Jones - Delilah (1982)

Tom Jones is one of the most popular vocalists to emerge from the British Invasion. From the mid-'60s on, Jones has sung nearly every form of popular music – from pop, rock, show tunes, and country to dance, techno, and more – while his vocal style, a full-throated, robust baritone with little regard for nuance or subtlety, remained a swaggering constant. Mid-'60s songs like "It's Not Unusual" and "What's New Pussycat" registered on the charts, as did inimitable readings of country classics such as "Green, Green Grass of Home" later in the decade. As his career rolled along, Jones became a favorite in Las Vegas, had a hit with an Art of Noise-produced cover of Prince's "Kiss" in 1988, and released albums that ranged from the slick dance-pop of 1994's The Lead and How to Swing…

~ allmusic

Tracklist:

A1 Delilah
A2 Riders In The Sky
A3 To Wait For Love (Is To Waste Your Life Away)
A4 Funny Familiar Forgotten Feelings
A5 Get Ready
A6 Georgia On My Mind
A7 When I Fall In Love
A8 Danny Boy
B1 Begin The Beguine
B2 Help Yourself
B3 I Was Made To Love Her
B4 Hey Jude
B5 If You Go Away
B6 Yesterday
B7 My Foolish Heart
B8 Let It Be Me