Jaye P. Morgan, a jack-of-all-trades entertainer who was a pop and TV star, dies at 94

Jaye P. Morgan, a top female recording artist of the 1950s with five hits in 1955—including “That’s All I Want From You”—died Monday at age 94 of natural causes in Longview, Washington, according to her longtime attorney and friend Mark Sendroff. She later became a frequent talk-show guest and game-show panelist, including on NBC’s “The Gong Show,” which began in 1976 and ended in 1978. Morgan’s notable charting included “The Longest Walk” and her collaborations with Perry Como (“Chee Chee-Oo Chee” and “Two Lost Souls”) and Eddy Arnold (“Mutual Admiration Society,” peaking at No. 47).