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'Sex Bomb' Tom Jones goes grey
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WARSAW (AFP) — After almost half a century of crooning for swooning women across the globe, Welsh heart throb Tom Jones appeared Monday in Warsaw with locks of natural grey, apparently having said no to dye jobs.
"It's the music that keeps me alive," Jones, 68, told reporters in the Polish capital where he is to make a guest appearance Monday on a Polish TV awards show.
The father of such all-time smash hits as "It's Not Unusual," "The Green Green Grass of Home" and "Sex Bomb," Jones also revealed he is keen to sing duets with soul diva Whitney Houston and 25-year-old fellow Welsh songstress, Duffy.
While he says he insists on choosing younger producers for his new material, he misses the days of vinyl recordings and keeps a prized LP collection.
"Digital recordings today are good, but there is a warmth about vinyl that I think you don't get in digital," Jones said.
Having seen musical trends come and go after nearly 50 years in the music business, white soul singer Jones also insists there is no magic formula for a chart-topper.
"There's no magic ingredient to making a hit record -- I just do something I like myself and hope people will too."
Jones begins a US tour of nearly two dozen cities on February 24 promoting his newest album "24 Hours," in which he collaborated with U2 front man Bono among others.
