Jaye P. Morgan, pop singer and ‘Gong Show’ star, dies at 94

Entertainer Jaye P. Morgan, a prominent pop singer and television personality, has died at the age of 94. She passed away on Monday from natural causes in Longview, Washington, according to her longtime attorney and friend, Mark Sendroff.

Morgan rose to fame in the 1950s as a leading female recording artist, achieving significant chart success with hits such as ‘That’s All I Want From You’ and ‘The Longest Walk.’ Her musical career included various Top 20 singles and collaborations with artists like Perry Como.

In the 1970s, she transitioned into a well-known television figure, most notably as a celebrity judge on the variety program ‘The Gong Show.’ She was also a frequent guest on ‘The Tonight Show’ and appeared in various television series and films throughout her multi-decade career in music, acting, and variety entertainment.