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Genres
  
R&B, Soul, Electro

Instruments
  
Vocals

Name
  
Oran Jones

Children
  
Oran II, Perri Jones

Occupation(s)
  
Singer

Years active
  
1986–2009

Role
  
Singer

Oran
Born
  
March 28, 1957 (age 67) Houston, Texas, United States (
1957-03-28
)

Labels
  
Def Jam/ColumbiaTommy Boy

Albums
  
Juice, To Be Immortal, GTO: Gangsters Takin' Over, Player's Call, Fruits of the Game R&B Mixtape Volume 2

Movies
  
Malcolm X, New Jersey Drive

Similar People
  
Alyson Williams, Ledisi, Kurtis Blow, Rick Rubin, Spike Lee

Oran Juice Jones - The Rain ( HQsound )


Oran "Juice" Jones (born March 28, 1957) is a retired American R&B singer.

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Oran Juice Jones Not on the Outside


Early life

Jones was born in Houston, Texas and was raised in Harlem, New York City, New York.

Music Industry Career

Oran

He was the first musician signed to OBR Records, a subsidiary of Def Jam. His song "The Rain" became a hit in 1986, peaking at #9 on the Billboard Hot 100. He followed it with "How to Love Again", a duet with labelmate Alyson Williams.

Oran

Jones earned two Grammy nominations for "The Rain" and released two more albums, but failed to have significant follow-up success and left the music industry to tend to his terminally ill mother and raise his family. He helps his son Oran II (who goes by the stage name Mookie) and his daughter, Perri Jones, with their music careers. In addition to producing and scoring music for commercials and independent movies, Jones also contributes to a number of hip hop blogs, including Houston's jusflippin.com and Global Grind.

Discography

  • Juice (1986)
  • GTO: Gangsters Takin' Over (1987)
  • To Be Immortal (1989)
  • Player's Call (1997)

  • Oran

    Oran

    Songs

    The Rain
    It's Yours
    Walking in the Rain
    Here I Go Again
    Curiosity
    You Can't Hide From Love
    Love Will Find a Way
    121
    Two Faces
    Poppin' That Fly
    Player's Call
    Make Love to Your Mind
    Your Song
    Underworld
    Cold Blooded
    Gigolos Get Lonely Too
    Juice Sex Skit Outro
    In This Brick Jungle
    Make N My Bones
    Never Too Far Away
    I Got Him All the Time
    Remember the Love
    Purse Comes First
    From the Heart
    The Corner
    So Forth On
    In My Hood
    Love Jones for You
    Sweet Juicy Thang
    Let's Stay Together

    References

    Oran "Juice" Jones Wikipedia