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Tom Jones I've Been Loving You Too Long

No proper adjective can possibly describe the voice of Tom Jones. He's been referred to as Sir Tom Jones, "The Voice", and the incomparable. However powerful and descriptive, these words and titles are not sufficient enough to describe accurately his true value...... From the Rhythm & Blues episode of the 1993 6 part Television series "The Right Time", originally broadcasted on the music video channel VH1, comes the song, I've Been Loving You Too Long written by Odis Redding. In this very special interpretation of the song, Tom Jones demonstrates exceptional vocal control, perfection, and a theatrical self expressive performance. In this series, Tom Jones performs with many different guest vocalists and musicians with different styles and musical backgrounds. Each episode is devoted to a particular style of music. Rhythm and Blues, Pop, Gospel, Celtic, Country, Rock and Roll and a special episode devoted to Stevie Wonder. When asked to choose one word to describe the reason for his success, Tom Jones replied, "Versatility". He has performed and recorded in a wide range of musical styles. Whether pop, rock, country, R&B, Soul or Gospel, Tom Jones has done it all. Throughout his career, Tom has remained faithful to his fans of all ages from around the world. No matter how many musical styles he performs on stage, he always tends to return to his timeless classics. To be at a Tom Jones concert and watch him take the stage and perform Delilah or Help Yourself is the thrill of a lifetime for fans of all ages. The legendary vocalist, Sir Tom Jones, was born in Pontypridd South Wales, Great Britain. At the age of 73, he is more energetic and enthusiastic than ever. Even though he is a great entertainer, he'd like to be remembered more for his vocal abilities rather than his showmanship. The live television broadcast of this recording was originally recorded onto a VHS cassette, then the sound transferred onto an analog audio cassette and in turn converted into the digital format. .