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-'''Mary Margaret Morgan''' was born on December 3, 1931, in Mancos,
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-Colorado. After moving with her family to California, while serving
-as class treasurer in high school, she was given the nickname
-“Jaye P” after the famous banker J.P. Morgan.
-Singing at school occasions prepared her for becoming a
-vocalist with the Frank DeVol orchestra after graduation
-when within a year Jaye P. Morgan had a top ten recording,
-“Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries”.
-In 1954, “That’s All I Want from You” peaked at #3 on the
-Hit Parade. The following year in 1955, "Danger, Heartbreak Ahead",
-"If You Don't Want My Love", “The Longest Walk”, "Pepperhot Baby”
-and a duet with Perry Como, “Two Lost Souls” continued
-Jaye P. Morgan’s hit streak.
-More chart action would come from her version of Johnny Cash’s
-“I Walk the Line”, Elvis’ “Are You Lonesome Tonight” & “Miss You”.
-The popular singer, actress and comedienne became a household
-name in the 1950’s, with regular television appearances on the
-Perry Como, Ed Sullivan and Johnny Carson television shows.
-Jaye P. Morgan also had her own national TV show in 1956.
-Adding to her career are several appearances on ''My Three Sons'',
-''Ozzie and Harriet'', the popular comedy series ''The Odd Couple'',
-''The Gong Show Movie'', ''Night Patrol'' and
-''Home Alone 2: Lost In New York''.

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