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Aled Jones

  • Born: 29/12/1970
  • Nationality: Wales, UK
  • Years active: 1983-present
  • Type: Baritone (previously a treble)
  • Studio Albums: 9
  • Record Sales: 6 million
  • Record Label: Indie
  • Biggest Markets: UK
  • Website Links: Twitter, Facebook


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DESCRIPTION

Aled Jones became a household name when he was only a small choirboy singing a cover version of ’Walking in the Air’ in 1985. Jones left the recording scene when his voice broke, but emerged again in 1999 as a baritone. Almost all of his albums are classical though his voice is not operatic; they mostly contain religious hymns and traditional standards, though a recent album contained pop and swing numbers. Jones is not really for the adventurous as he does little to deviate from the standard classical crossover repertoire. Vocally, he sounds almost identical to Will Martin.  Jones has spent most of recording life signed to Universal but 2011 saw his first album launch as an independent artist.  Other than performing and recording, Jones is best known as a radio and TV presenter.  He is a regular on BBC's Songs of Praise and he most recently secured a presenting position on Daybreak alongside Lorraine Kelly, replacing Adrian Chiles.

YOU MAY LIKE ALED JONES IF YOU LIKE...
Will Martin
Jon Christos
Joseph McManners (as treble)
Andrew Johnston (as treble)
Jon Christos

Comments  

 
#4 Aelita Archbold 2013-07-25 17:42
Congratulations ! You are so inspiring!
 
 
#3 Carol Page 2013-06-14 22:52
Congratulations to Aled on being awarded the MBE!
 
 
#2 Nicola 2013-02-24 20:10
All artists are rated under the same criteria. Getting a certain award doesn't change that. :/
 
 
#1 Marek 2013-02-24 18:29
ARTIST OVERALL RATINGS extreme biased and unjust. Aled Jones probably is the only artist listed on this page, who has been awarded a prestigious Gramophone Award (collaboration with Emma Kirkby and Academy of Ancient Music), which never gets above Bocelli nor other authors.
 

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