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John " Jay " Traynor (March 30, 1943 – January 2, 2014) was an American singer. Career. Traynor was the third lead vocalist of the Mystics, singing falsetto on "The White Cliffs of Dover", and lead on "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" and "Blue Star".
3. Jan. 2014 · Jay Traynor, the singer best known for his stint as the original lead vocalist in Jay and the Americans, has passed away at the age of 69 following a struggle with liver cancer. ABC News...
The label billed Traynor as "JAY formerly of Jay and the Americans." Traynor toured with Jay Siegel's Tokens until shortly before his death on January 2, 2014. Black died on October 22, 2021, from complications of pneumonia and dementia. In a statement, Jay and the Americans acknowledged that Black and the rest of the group had ...
- 1960–1973, 2006–present
- Sandy Deanne, Marty Sanders, Jay Reincke
Als die Mystics um 1960 schon erste Auflösungserscheinungen zeigten, war John „Jay“ Traynor kurzzeitig als Sänger dabei. Nach dem Aus schloss er sich mit Sandy Yaguda, Kenny Rosenberg und Howie Kirshenbaum zu einem Gesangsquartett zusammen.
John "Jay" Traynor. Profile: Born in Brooklyn, New York March 30, 1943. Died on January 02, 2014 of liver cancer at a hospital in Tampa, Florida. Founder member of Jay & The Americans. Jay's solo singles made little chart impression, but "Up And Over" issued on ABC in 1966 became a Northern Soul classic. Show more.
2. Jan. 2014 · Legendary singer John “Jay” Traynor has died at the age of 70 after a battle with liver cancer. His death was announced by his friend Jay Siegel via Facebook:
John “Jay” Traynor was born in Brooklyn, New York March 30, 1943, and moved with his mother to Mineola on Long Island in 1959 where he formed his first group The Ab-tones. Then on to the Mystics and then to the un-named group. In 1960 the group auditioned for another Belle Harbor music writer/ producer named Phil Teitlebaum (Terry Phillips).