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With Jay Traynor as lead singer, the group were produced for United Artists by Leiber and Stoller - who also suggested the name change - in 1962. The title song The title song Vocal group Jay and the Americans were discovered while performing in student venues as The Harbor Lites at New York University in the late 1950s.
Original lead singer Jay Traynor formed two other groups, Great Jones and Friends, and recorded some singles for various labels over the years, but none caught on. He also toured the oldies circuit for a while as Jay Traynor And The Americans and by the Summer of 2001, was singing with The Joey Thomas Band, a Jazz / Big Band group that recorded a Grammy nominated album called "The Sinatra Show ...
Jay and the Americans are an American rock group who formed in the late 1950s. Their initial line-up consisted of John "Jay" Traynor, Howie Kane, Kenny Vance and Sandy Deanne, though their greatest success on the charts came after Traynor had been replaced as lead singer by Jay Black and Marty Sanders were added to the line-up.
Siegel continues to perform with his own version of The Tokens as well, featuring bass singer Bill Reid and, more recently, John "Jay" Traynor, the original lead singer (before Jay Black) of Jay & the Americans and the Mystics. Siegel's son is also part of the group as keyboardist and occasional vocalist. (John "Jay" Traynor died January 2, 2014, of liver cancer at a hospital in Tampa, Florida.)
Jay Traynor. John "Jay" Traynor (30 de marzo de 1943 - 2 de enero de 2014) fue un cantante estadounidense. Fue el tercer vocalista de The Mystics, cantando en falsete en "The White Cliffs of Dover" y encabezó "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" y "Blue Star". Más tarde, comenzó en Jay and the Americans con Kenny Vance y Sandy Yaguda, donde fue el ...
John Traynor may refer to: John Traynor (footballer) (born 1966), Scottish professional footballer; Jay Traynor (1943–2014), American singer; John Traynor (criminal) (1948–2021), Irish criminal; John T. Traynor (1926–2021), American politician; John Traynor (Lourdes pilgrim) (1883–1943) See also. Jack Traynor (disambiguation)
