Hollywood Mourns Loss of Jaye P. Morgan, Pop & TV Star, at 94
Jaye P. Morgan, the 1950s pop hitmaker and later an iconic, uninhibited game show panelist on The Gong Show, has died at 94. Known for hits like "That's All I Want From You" and her memorable TV personality, her career spanned vaudeville, music, and infamous television appearances.
Jaye P. Morgan, a prominent recording artist of the 1950s who later transitioned into a well-known talk show guest and game show panelist, has passed away at the age of 94. Morgan died of natural causes on Monday in Longview, Washington, where she resided with her nephew and niece, Duke Morgan Spencer and Peggy Sue Spencer. Her career spanned decades, marking her as a versatile entertainer celebrated for both her vocal talents and her uninhibited television personality.
Born Mary Margaret Morgan in a log cabin in Mancos, Colorado, Jaye P. Morgan's journey into show business began remarkably early. At just three years old, she was a part of the Morgan Family, a traveling vaudeville act that included her parents and siblings. The group disbanded after her father's death in 1945. During her high school years in California, she earned the nickname