Jack Jones - The Mood Is Love

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Review by Shanita Johnson

Album Review: The Mood Is Love by Jack Jones (1993) Alright, let’s talk about The Mood Is Love. It’s one of those albums that kinda sneaks up on you. Released back in '93 under Quicksilver Records, this thing is dripping with old-school charm—like a cozy sweater you didn’t know you needed. With its mix of vocal-heavy tunes, pop vibes, and even some stage-and-screen flair, it feels like stepping into a time machine set to “romantic evening.” Now, genres like Early Pop/Rock, Standards, and Traditional Pop might sound stiff to some folks, but trust me, Jack Jones makes it work. He's got that smooth-as-butter voice that just wraps around these classic tracks like they were written for him. And honestly? This album isn’t trying too hard—it’s confident without being flashy, which is kinda refreshing. Let’s dive into a couple of standout tracks because I can’t possibly ramble about all of them. First off, there’s "Since I Fell For You." Oh man, this song hits different every time. The way Jack croons through the lyrics makes you feel like he’s lived every word of it. Like, if heartbreak had a soundtrack, this would be it. There’s something raw yet polished about how he delivers those lines—it’s like he’s telling your story, not his own. You know what I mean? Then there’s "Windmills of Your Mind." Yeah, yeah, it’s been covered a million times, but Jack’s take has this dreamy quality that sticks with you. It’s slow and thoughtful, like watching clouds drift by on a lazy Sunday afternoon. Plus, the orchestration here is just chef’s kiss. Every note feels intentional, never overdone. Okay, random thought—I couldn’t help noticing some songs are repeated on the tracklist (Since I Fell For You shows up twice, same with others). Was this an editing goof or done on purpose? Either way, it adds a quirky charm to the whole thing. Kinda like when someone plays their favorite record twice in a row because they love it so much. So yeah, The Mood Is Love isn’t gonna blow anyone away with crazy beats or groundbreaking production. But honestly? That’s the point. It’s comforting, classy, and perfect for winding down after a long day. Honestly, listening to this album feels like having a chat with an old friend who knows exactly what to say. Weirdly enough, it made me think about how we don’t make music like this anymore—and maybe that’s okay. But dang, do we miss it sometimes.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Where Is Love?
Windmills of Your Mind04:17
Love Story
Live for Life02:46
Pieces of Dreams
(Where Do I Begin) Love Story03:57
Since I Fell for You02:56
I Can't Get Started02:48
Getting Sentimental Over You
Let Me Be The One
Let Me Be the One02:17
Live For Life
Since I Fell For You
I Can't Get Started
Windmills Of Your Mind
Somewhere

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Catalog Numbers

QS-CD-1023

Labels

Quicksilver

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Barcode: 15668010234

About Jack Jones

American pop singer and actor. Born Jan. 14, 1938 in Los Angeles, California, U.S.A. He has been performing since the late 1950's. He has done some acting and performed on many television shows. He charted 36 times in the U.S. beginning with "Lollipops and Roses" in 1962 and ending with "The Theme to the Love Boat" in 1980. His top charted songs included two #1's on the adult contemporary charts, including 1965's "The Race Is On" (#15 overall),1966's "The Impossible Dream (The Quest)" (#36 overall), and 1967's "Lady" (#39 overall). He has won 2 Grammy awards for the songs "Lollipops and Roses" (1962 Grammy Award, Best Pop Male Performance), and "Wives and Lovers" (1964 Grammy Award, Best Pop Male Performance).

Real Name

    • John Allan Jones

Name Vars

  • Airman Jack Jones And The Symphony In Blue
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  • Jack Jones, Vocal
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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: Jack Jones' 1993 album *The Mood Is Love* is like a time capsule of classic vibes. It blends early pop, rock, and timeless standards, but here’s the kicker—it includes two versions of *"Since I Fell for You"* and *"I Can't Get Started."* It’s almost like he couldn’t decide which take was better, so he gave us both! The album even sneaks in *Love Story,* not once but twice, with its iconic "(Where Do I Begin)" hook. A true nod to old-school romance with a dash of his own flair.