'Sex Bomb' [Peppermint Radio Extended Remix]
Good Lord. No words.

Good Lord. No words.
The buzz is still strong on the fact that the legendary Sir Tom Jones has been confirmed as a mentor on the UK’s new version of “The Voice” that will air on BBC later this year. Fans are now holding out hope from even more from Jones. He has now announced that he would like to judge “The X Factor.”


Tom Jones may have recorded his iconic Christmas shows back in 1969 and 1970, but they are still relevant. The over forty years since then have not tarnished the sound or special feel that these shows possess thanks to the power of Tom as an entertainer and his carefully chosen guests. Play it each year during the holiday season to really appreciate this one-of-a-kind singer and what he brings to help you get in the Christmas spirit.
A hit single for Jones in 1971, "Till" was originally written by Charles Danvers and Carl Sigman. It has appeared on the Billboard charts a total of five times.

Can you think of a better Welsh export than this guy? Here he is on TV in 1974 (a simpler time, perhaps).
True fact: Tom Jones's music can be used to culture hack in real life. Remember jukeboxes in old school diners? Stand-up comic John Mulaney, in his years of troublemaking youth, once loaded up a restaurant jukebox with incessant replays of Tom Jones's "What's New Pussycat". What followed is best told by the man himself. But let it be known that any more than four straight plays of "What's New Pussycat" make people in the vicinity start to lose it. Video contains NSFW language.
Flushed Away is one of those adorable, often overlooked family films that most people don’t seem to know about. Featuring the voices of Kate Winslet, Hugh Jackman, Bill Nye, and several other big names from Hollywood, it’s the story of a pet mouse (voiced by Jackman) who gets flushed away into the sewer—accidentally, by a sewer rat—and has to find his way home with the help of a spitfire ship captain, voiced by Winslet.
The movie is funny all the way through, and even has a satisfying conclusion (complete with song number and dancing, naturally). Plenty of jokes for both adults and kids are in it—none of them inappropriate, I think—and it’s not heavy in the violence department, though there is some violence.
The Tom Jones moment begins when the ship captain’s grandmother asks the main mouse, Rodney, if he is Tom Jones—or, rather, assumes he is, and demands that he sing her a song. So, of course, we have Hugh Jackman singing “She’s a Lady” to the obsessed old mouse woman and a whole bunch of mouse kids. A particularly funny moment occurs when the mouse throws her underwear at him and he catches them, singing, “And the lady wears big undies.” At one point in the film, she ends up swimming after him, asking him to marry her. Jones is featured on the soundtrack with other songs as well.
I just think this song is hilarious! It's like watching my dad sing about sex, and is both uncomfortable and funny. The song is actually pretty decent but I don't want to encourage Tom Jones to do any more of these. This 1999 song was perfect when it came out but we just don't need anymore! Check out the music video and learn the lyrics below so, you too, can be a sex bomb!
The lyrics you have been craving: Tom Jones - Sex Bomb
Aw, aw baby, yeah
Ooh yea, huh, listen to this
Spy on me, baby, use satellite
Infrared to see me move through the night
Aim gonna fire shoot me right
Aim gonna like the way you fight
And I love the way you fight
Now you found the secret code
I use to wash away my lonely blues well
So I can't deny or lie 'cause you're the only one
Who can make me fly
Sex bomb, sex bomb, you're a sex bomb uh, huh
You can give it to me when I need to come along, give it to me
Sex bomb, sex bomb, you're my sex bomb
And baby, you can turn me on, baby, you can turn me on
You know what you're doing to me, don't you?
Ha ha, I know you do
No, don't get me wrong, ain't gonna do you no harm, no
This bombs made for lovin' and you can shoot it far
I'm your main target, come and help me ignite ow
Love struck holding you tight hold me tight darlin'
Make me explode although you know
The route to go to sex me slow, slow, baby
And yes, I must react to claims of those
Who say that you are not all that huh, huh, huh
Sex bomb, sex bomb, you're a sex bomb
You can give it to me when I need to come along
Sex bomb, sex bomb, you're my sex bomb
And baby, you can turn me on turn me on, darlin'
Sex bomb, sex bomb, you're my sex bomb, sex bomb
You can give it to me when I need to come along
Sex bomb, sex bomb, you're my sex bomb
And baby, you can turn me on
You can give me more and more counting up the score, yeah
You can turn me upside down, inside out
You can make me feel the real deal, uh, uh
I can give it to you any time because you're mine
Ouch, sex bomb, aw baby
Sex bomb, sex bomb, you're my sex bomb
And you can give it to me
When I need to be turned on, no, no
Sex bomb, sex bomb, you're my sex bomb
And baby, you can turn me on, turn me on
And baby, you can turn me on, turn me on
Baby, you can turn me on, turn me on
Ooh baby, you can turn me on, turn me on
Baby, you can turn me on, oh
Baby, you can turn me on, oh
Baby, you can turn me on
Well baby, you can turn me on