Jay Thomas

Jay Thomas is a multifaceted artist who has left an indelible mark on both the entertainment and music industries. Born Jon Thomas Terrell in Kermit, Texas, Jay's journey began in radio, where he honed his skills as a talk show host in New York from 1976 to 1979. His talent transcended the airwaves, leading him to a successful acting career, earning two Emmy Awards for his role as Jerry Gold on the iconic sitcom "Murphy Brown." Jay's versatility is evident in his work, starring in his own TV shows like "Married People" and "Love and War."

Beyond acting, Jay Thomas is a prolific musician and multi-instrumentalist, mastering a range of instruments from trumpet and flugelhorn to various flutes. His musical style is a blend of dreamy alt-pop and orchestral alternative rock, creating a unique sound that evokes fantasy and escapism. Jay's music delves into deep emotions, addressing themes of grief, trauma, and self-actualization, making each song a profound experience. With over 60 recordings spanning genres from hip-hop to acid-jazz, rock, Latin, and big band, Jay Thomas continues to captivate audiences with his diverse and rich artistic contributions.