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"The Gal That Got Away" (2024)
- Gypsy In My Soul
- The Gal That Got Away
- I Will Wait For You
- Secret Love
- A Foggy Day
- The Shadow Of Your Smile
- Come Rain Or Come Shine
- A Day In The Life Of A Fool
- One For My Baby
- Someone To Watch Over Me
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"The Good Life" (2022)
- The Good Life
- Nice ‘n’ Easy
- Moonlight in Vermont
- Like Someone In Love
- My One And Only Love
- Someone To Light Up My Life
- New York State Of Mind
- I Guess I’ll Hang My Tears Out To Dry
- Come Fly With Me
- Pretend
- Besame Mucho
- Baubles, Bangles, and Beads
- I Wanna Be Around
"We Were Lovers" (2021)
13 brand new tracks, masterfully engineered with state-of-the-art technology!
14 great songs (including one medley) that lovers will LOVE!
— Featuring the Salt Lake City Jazz Orchestra performing big band arrangements by Henry Wolking and Tom Kubis
— Also featuring the Lenore Raphael Quartet, with guitarist Doug MacDonald
- Old Devil Moon
- And We Were Lovers
- What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life
- Our Day Will Come
- Laura
- Medley: What Is This Thing Called Love / I Could Write A Book
- It Had To Be You
- Pretty Women
- The Look Of Love
- Falling In Love With Love
- Little Boy Lost (Pieces of Dreams)
- For Every Man There’s A Woman
- But Not For Me
"Salute To Sinatra" (2016)
— with the Phoenix Jazz and Swing Band
Studio recording of the Sinatra Centennial Salute program that headlined the opening night of the 2016 Utah Arts Festival.
Jack sings 11 classic hits as originally arranged for “Ol’ Blue Eyes” himself by Billy May, Nelson Riddle, Don Costa, Billy Byers, Neal Hefti and Quincy Jones.
Includes 4 instrumental features arranged by Patrick Williams for his 1998 “Sinatraland” album.
- All Or Nothing At All
- All The Way (Instrumental — Trombone feature)
- Fly Me To The Moon
- In The Still Of The Night (Instrumental — Drum feature)
- I’ve Got The World On A String
- I’ve Got You Under My Skin (Instrumental — Tenor Sax feature)
- Luck Be A Lady
- New York, New York
- Night And Day
- Saturday Night Is The Loneliest Night Of The Week (Instrumental — Bass Trombone and String Bass feature)
- (The) Lady Is A Tramp
- (The) Way You Look Tonight
- They Can’t Take That Away From Me
- Where Or When
- You Make Me Feel So Young
"Welcome To The Club" (2011)
Jack delivers his own stylish interpretations of 12 classic tunes from the Great American Songbook — including one medley — along with one original composition created by two of his closest friends.
Featured are two tracks, “Just In Time” and the title track, “Welcome To The Club”, both of which were:
— Arranged and conducted by the great Sammy Nestico (renowned for his work with the Count Basie Orchestra)
— Recorded at Capitol Records with Buddy Greco at the piano and other notables including Bill Watrous on trombone and Carl Saunders on trumpet, as well as bassist Chuck Berghofer and drummer Gregg Fields, both of whom toured with Frank Sinatra.
— Jack’s vocals for both tracks were co-produced by his good friends, the brothers Engemann: Karl (former Vice President of Capitol Records) and Bob (original member of the vocal group “The Lettermen”.)
- Welcome to the Club
- Just In Time
- Almost Like Being In Love
- Come To Me
- The Shining Sea
- Baby, Baby All The Time
- A Day In The Life Of A Fool
- Don’cha Go Away Mad
- Secret Love
- A Foggy Day (in London Town)
- Days of Wine and Roses
- Medley: My Foolish Heart / Young and Foolish
"A Time For Love" (2009)
Perfect for Valentine’s Day (and for lovers anytime) — a whole album of romantic ballads!
Includes performances by:
- Llew Matthews, two-time Grammy winner and Nancy Wilson’s music director for 20 years
- George Gaffney, who was Sarah Vaughan’s music director for 10 years
- Joe Massimino, pianist for Tony Bennett and Julius LaRosa and band leader for the Mike Douglas TV Show
- Guitarist John Pisano, who worked with Diana Krall on two of her Grammy-winning CDs
- Joe LaBarbera, drummer formerly with Bill Evans, Woody Herman, Chuck Mangione, and Tony Bennett
- Pete Christlieb
- Tom Garvin, who wrote arrangements for Doc Severinsen’s Tonight Show Band for 19 years and who arranged and conducted the Salt Lake City Jazz Orchestra on “Come Rain or Come Shine on this CD
- Pianist/arranger Craig Larson and his trio
- A Time For Love
- (The) Shadow of Your Smile
- Where or When
- It’s Not For Me to Say
- (You’d Be So) Easy To Love
- When I Look In Your Eyes
- ‘S Wonderful
- Come Rain or Come Shine
- My Funny Valentine
- Meditacion
- Isn’t It Romantic
- Always
- Someone to Watch Over Me
"Mr. Lucky" (2008)
Jack “gets lucky” and has the unforgettable opportunity to perform with some of his boyhood heroes, the famous Page Cavanaugh Trio.
Together, they spin out twelve intimate tunes, all tied in to the the theme of “luck”.
- Mr. Lucky
- When Joanna Loved Me
- After You’ve Gone
- All The Things You Are
- Baby, Baby, All The Time
- Don’cha Go ‘Way Mad
- I Could Write A Book
- Lucky Day
- Mood Indigo
- Medley: Moon River / Days of Wine and Roses
- Slow Boat to China
- This Is All I Ask
"Gypsy In My Soul" (2007)
Jack fulfilled a life-long dream by recording five of these tracks with a top-notch big band. This CD features:
— Five swinging big band arrangements by Tom Garvin, performed by the Salt Lake City Jazz Orchestra, under his direction. Former music director for Jack Jones, Tom also spent 19 years as arranger for the Tonight Show Band during the Johnny Carson era and has conducted for Grammy winner Diana Krall.
— Seven intimate small combo settings of more tunes from the Great American Songbook, three of which feature Ron Anthony, long-time guitarist for Frank Sinatra.
- Gypsy In My Soul
- Maybe September
- (The) Gal That Got Away
- Sugar
- Where Or When
- Come Rain or Come Shine
- Bein’ Green
- Pure Imagination
- Soon It’s Gonna Rain
- I Will Wait For You
- Why Did I Choose You?
- Gypsies, Jugglers and Clowns
"Jazz And The Movies" (2006)
Eleven new tracks highlighting songs from the big screen, including Frank Sinatra’s classic torch song, “One For My Baby”, which features a piano accompaniment by Bill Miller, who accompanied Mr. Sinatra for over 40 years and whose playing was made famous by this song.
- (In The) Moonlight
- But Not For Me
- One For My Baby
- Lonely Girl
- They Can’t Take That Away From Me
- When I Look In Your Eyes
- Come Rain Or Come Shine
- Old Devil Moon
- Easy To Love
- On The Street Where You Live
- Someone To Watch Over Me
"Baby, Baby, All The Time" (1995)
A suite of light jazz vocal tunes, all in the key of “romance”.
Featuring two hits by Bobby Troup (including the title track) and performances by:
- Luther Hughes, (bassist for Gene Harris, David Benoit, Carmen McRae and Jack Jones)
- Drummer Jeff Hamilton (of Ray Brown’s trio and the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra)
- Peter Woodford (guitarist for Doc Severinsen)
With arrangements by Luther Hughes and Rob Mullin.
- I Only Have Eyes For You
- Mona Lisa
- Baby, Baby All the Time
- Namely You
- Time After Time
- You Are
- Pretty World (Sa Marina)
- You Can’t Do That
- Girl Talk
- Like Someone in Love
- Two for the Road