Jane Morgan, the elegant American singer who dazzled audiences in Paris nightclubs, on just about every TV variety show of her era and at the Oscars and had a hit record with the lovely standard “Fascination,” has died. She was 101.
Morgan was in hospice care and died Monday in her sleep of natural causes in Naples, Florida, her family announced.
A classy performer known for her silky smooth phrasing, Morgan moved from New York to France in the late 1940s to build her career before returning the U.S. and becoming a very popular singer through the mid-1960s.
She recorded about 40 albums around the world and sang in five languages, making her a true international star.
Morgan appeared dozens of times on The Ed Sullivan Show and was a welcomed recurring guest on Johnny Carson’s Tonight Show, Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall and The Hollywood Palace and...
Morgan was in hospice care and died Monday in her sleep of natural causes in Naples, Florida, her family announced.
A classy performer known for her silky smooth phrasing, Morgan moved from New York to France in the late 1940s to build her career before returning the U.S. and becoming a very popular singer through the mid-1960s.
She recorded about 40 albums around the world and sang in five languages, making her a true international star.
Morgan appeared dozens of times on The Ed Sullivan Show and was a welcomed recurring guest on Johnny Carson’s Tonight Show, Perry Como’s Kraft Music Hall and The Hollywood Palace and...
- 8/4/2025
- by Mike Barnes
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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