Grace Jones Bio, Age, Husband, Net Worth, Songs, Movies, TV Shows, Tour

Grace Jone Biography

Grace Beverly Jones OJ is a Jamaican-American model, singer, songwriter, record producer, and actress. Born in Jamaica, she moved when she was 13, along with her siblings, to live with her parents in Syracuse, New York. Jones began her modeling career in New York state, then in Paris, working for fashion houses such as Yves St. Laurent and Kenzo, and appearing on the covers of Elle and Vogue. She worked with photographers such as Jean-Paul Goude, Helmut Newton, Guy Bourdin, and Hans Feurer, and became known for her distinctive androgynous appearance and bold features.

Grace Jones Age

Grace Jones was born on May 19, 1948, in Spanish Town, St. Catherine, British Jamaica.

Grace Jones Height

Grace Jones has a height of 5 feet 11 inches and weighs 59 kg. Her bra size is 34A (US), waist size is 21 inches, cup size is A (US) and shoe size is 11 (US). Likewise hair color and eye color are both blacks.

Grace Jones Net Worth

Grace Jones is a Jamaican model, actress, and musician who has a net worth of $7 million dollars. Grace Jones was born Beverly Grace Jones in 1948 in Spanish Town, Jamaica, and grew up living with her grandparents.

Grace Jones Husband | Grace Jones Son

Jones is a married woman. most of her past affairs are pretty hazy but she was in a loving relationship with Jean-Paul Goude. Furthermore, the ex-lovers even welcomed a son together. Paulo Goude, her only son who was b0rn out of her romance with Jean.

Grace Jones Dolph Lundren

Dolph Lundgren was totally out of his depth while dating Grace Jones, by his own account. Back in the raging 80s, Dolph, 60, dated the Pull Up To My Bumper singer at the height of her fame. Speaking to The Sun, Dolph revealed: ‘That happened on occasions, with or without Grace.

Grace Jones Songs

  • I’ve Seen That Face Before 1981 
  • Pull Up to the Bumper 1981 
  • La Vie En Rose 1977 
  • Slave to the Rhythm 1985 
  • My Jamaican Guy 1982 
  • Private Life 1980 
  • Walking in the Rain 1981 
  • Love Is the Drug 1980 
  • Williams Blood 2008 
  • I Need A Man 1977 
  • I’m Not Perfect 1986 
  • Nipple to the Bottle 1982 
  • Do or Die 1978 
  • Demolition Man 1981 
  • Love You To Life 2008
  • Love on Top of Love 1989 
  • Cry Now, Laugh Later 1982 
  • The Apple Stretching 1982 
  • Feel Up 1981 
  • Use Me 1981 
  • The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game 1980 
  • Corporate Cannibal 2008 
  • Evilmainya 1992 
  • On Your Knees 1979 
  • Jones the Rhythm 1985 
  • Victor Should Have Been A Jazz Musician 1986 
  • Breakdown 1980 
  • 7 Day Weekend 1992 
  • A Rolling Stone 1980 
  • Sorry 1977 
  • Hurricane 2008 
  • Sex Drive 2006 
  • I’ve Seen That Face Before 1981 
  • Pull Up to the Bumper 1981 
  • La Vie En Rose 1977 
  • Slave to the Rhythm 1985 
  • My Jamaican Guy 1982 
  • Private Life 1980 
  • Walking in the Rain 1981 
  • Love Is the Drug 1980 
  • Williams Blood 2008 
  • I Need A Man 1977 
  • I’m Not Perfect 1986 
  • Nipple to the Bottle 1982 
  • Do or Die 1978 
  • Demolition Man 1981 
  • Love You To Life 2008
  • Love on Top of Love 1989 
  • Cry Now, Laugh Later 1982 
  • The Apple Stretching 1982 
  • Feel Up 1981 
  • Use Me 1981 
  • The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game 1980 
  • Corporate Cannibal 2008 
  • Evilmainya 1992 
  • On Your Knees 1979 
  • Jones the Rhythm 1985 
  • Victor Should Have Been A Jazz Musician 1986 
  • Breakdown 1980 
  • 7 Day Weekend 1992 
  • A Rolling Stone 1980 
  • Sorry 1977 
  • Hurricane 2008 
  • Sex Drive 2006

Grace Jones Albums

  • Portfolio (1977)
  • Fame (1978)
  • Muse (1979)
  • Warm Leatherette (1980)
  • Nightclubbing (1981)
  • Living My Life (1982)
  • Slave to the Rhythm (1985)
  • Inside Story (1986)
  • Bulletproof Heart (1989)
  • Hurricane (2008)

Grace Jones Career

She signed with the Wilhelmina Modelling agency when she was 18. She was dark-skinned and had androgynous features—her unconventional looks ensured that she got ample opportunities to work with the likes of Yves St. Laurent, Claude Montana, and Kenzo Takada. She released a number of singles during 1975-76 though none of them were big successes. In 1977 her debut album, ‘Portfolio’ was released, it contained her first big hit single, ‘La Vie en rose’.

The success of her first album prompted her to release her next album in quick succession. ‘Fame’ was out in 1978. The album’s lead single was ‘Do or Die’ became a huge club hit on the U.S. and Canadian dance charts. In 1979 she released the album ‘Muse’. The first side of the album contained a continuous medley of four songs and a narrative about someone who has sinned; the second side had disco songs. The most successful album of her career, ‘Nightclubbing’ was out in 1981. It spawned the hits ‘Pull Up to the Bumper’ and ‘I’ve Seen That Face Before (Libertango)’.

After the success of her previous album, she brought out in quick succession ‘Living My Life’ in 1982. It was a commercial success and reached the Top 20 in several countries. After playing minor roles in low budget movies for so long, she landed her first substantial role as Zula in ‘Conan the Destroyer’ in 1984. It starred Arnold Schwarzenegger and was a big international success. She appeared as May Day in the James Bond film ‘A View to a Kill’ in 1985. The movie was a commercial success though it did not receive favorable reviews.

Her 1985 album ‘Slave to the Rhythm’ was a concept album with music ranging from funk, R&B, and go-go beats. It was commercially a very big success and performed really well in German-speaking countries. She made her first foray into production with her album ‘Inside Story’ in 1986. She explored several elements of jazz, gospel and Caribbean sounds in the album. All the songs were written by Grace Jones and Bruce Woolley. She did not release an album during the 1990s. After a period of almost 20 years, her album ‘Hurricane’ was out in 2008. It included a number of autobiographical songs including ‘This Is’, ‘William’s Blood’, and ‘Love You to Life’.

Grace Jones Tours

  • A-One Man Show (1981)
  • Grace in Your Face (1990)
  • Hurricane Tour (2009)

Grace Jones Movies

  • 1973 Gordon’s War, Mary
  • 1976 Attention les yeux! Cuidy
  • Quelli Della Calibro 38, Club Singer
  • 1978 Stryx, Rumstryx
  • 1981 Deadly Vengeance Slick’s girlfriend
  • 1984 Conan the Destroyer, Zula
  • 1985 A View to a Kill, May Day
  • 1986 Vamp, Katrina
  • 1987 Straight to Hell, Sonya Siesta Conchita
  • 1992 Boomerang, Helen Strangé
  • 1995 Cyber Bandits, Masako Yokohama
  • 1998 McCinsey’s Island Alonso Richter
  • Palmer’s Pick Up Ms. Remo
  • 1999 BeastMaster, Nokinja
  • 2001 Wolf Girl, Christoph/Christine, Shaka Zulu: The Citadel The Queen
  • 2006 No Place Like Home Dancer
  • 2008 Falco – Verdammt, Wir Leben noch! Waitress, Chelsea on the Rocks, Bev
  • 2016 Gutterdämmerung

Grace Jones TVShows

  • 1982 A One Man Show
  • 1983 The Video Singles
  • 1988 Christmas at Pee Wee’s Playhouse (TV special)
  • 2002 Pavarotti & Friends 2002 for Angola
  • 2005 So Far So Goude
  • 2010 Grace Jones – Live in NYC 1981
  • 2012 The Diamond Jubilee Concert (TV special)0

Grace Jones Lyrics

album: “Portfolio” (1977)

Send In The Clowns
What I Did For Love
Tomorrow
La Vie En Rose
Sorry
That’s The Trouble
I Need A Man

album: “Fame” (1978)

Do Or Die
Pride
Fame
Autumn Leaves (Les Feuilles Mortes)
All On A Summers Night
Am I Ever Gonna Fall In Love In New York City
Below The Belt (La Vieille Fille)

album: “Muse” (1979)

Sinning
Suffer
Repentance (Forgive Me)

album: “Warm Leatherette” (1980)

Warm Leatherette
Private Life
A Rolling Stone
Love Is The Drug
The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game
Bullshit
Breakdown
Pars

album: “Nightclubbing” (1981)

Walking In The Rain
Pull Up To The Bumper
Use Me
Nightclubbing
Art Groupie
I’ve Seen That Face Before (Libertango)
Feel Up
Demolition Man
I’ve Done It Again

album: “Living My Life” (1982)

My Jamaican Guy
Nipple To The Bottle
The Apple Stretching
Everybody Hold Still
Cry Now, Laugh Later
Inspiration
Unlimited Capacity For Love

album: “Slave To The Rhythm” (1985)

Jones The Rhythm
The Fashion Show
The Frog And The Princess
Operattack
Slave To The Rhythm
The Crossing (Ooh The Action…)
Don’t Cry – It’s Only The Rhythm
Ladies & Gentlemen: Miss Grace Jones

album: “Inside Story” (1986)

I’m Not Perfect (But I’m Perfect For You)
Hollywood Liar
Chan Hitchhikes To Shanghai
Victor Should Have Been A Jazz Musician
Party Girl
Crush
Barefoot In Beverly Hills
Scary But Fun
White-Collar Crime
Inside Story

album: “Bulletproof Heart” (1989)

Driving Satisfaction
Kicked Around
Love On Top Of Love
Paper Plan
Crack Attack
Bulletproof Heart
On My Way
Seduction Surrender
Someone To Love
Amado Mio
Dream [Bonus Track]
Don’t Cry Freedom [Bonus Track]

album: “Hurricane” (2008)

This Is
Williams’ Blood
Corporate Cannibal
I’m Crying (Mother’s Tears)
Well Well Well
Hurricane
Love You To Life
Sunset Sunrise
Devil In My Life

other songs:

7 Day Weekend [from “Boomerang” soundtrack]
Election Day
Evilmania [from “Freddie As F.R.O.7” soundtrack]
Hurricane Cradle To The Grave
Let Joy And Innocence Prevail
Living My Life
Love Bites
Man Around The House
Original Beast [from “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1” soundtrack]
Ring Of Fire
Sex Drive
She’s Lost Control [from “Private Life” single]
Someone
Storm [from “The Avengers” soundtrack]
The Perfect Crime
Typical Male [from “Sex Drive” single]

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