Marcie Jones died: Australian singer

Marcie Jones died: Australian singer, Marcie Jones died on May 31, 2025, at the age of 79, after a brief battle with leukemia ( cancer ).

Marcie Jones biography: Marcie Jones was known as singer who born on July 26, 1945, in Moreland, Victoria. She began her singing career at the age of 15. He appeared in TV program The Go!! Show in 1960s and gained attention. In 1968, she and the Cookies recorded own two songs. In 1970s, she joined in solo and released own song in 1974 titled “That Jones Girl.” In 1999, she released song the four track EP ‘Pure Heart’. Some days ago, she said that she had leukaemia.
She and her Margaret created a team. In 1967, she formed the girl group Marcie and The Cookies, alongside the Cook sisters, Beverley, Margaret, and Wendy. Her popular solo songs are
I Wanna Know / Quiet (1965),
Imagine / When a Girl Falls in Love (1965), Danny Boy / That Hurts (1966), That’s the Way It Is / Big Lovers Come in Small Packages (1967), You Can’t Bypass Love / (He’s Gonna Be) Fine, Fine, Fine (1967), Armed and Extremely Dangerous / Over the Rainbow (1973), Gonna Get Married / I Found My Freedom (1973), I Only Have Eyes for You / Gonna Make It (1974), Space Captain / These Things Will Keep Me Loving You (1974), Baby, I Need Your Lovin’ / It Hurts So Good (1975), Back Here in Your Arms Again / I Like Your Music (1976) and The Vow / Good for the Goose (2002),
Solo Albums are That Girl Jones (1974) and Pure Heart (EP, 1999).
Marcie & The Cookies Singles are All or Nothing / I Would If I Could (1968) and White Christmas / You on My Mind (1968).

He was relationship with pop star Normie Rowe. They engaged in 1960s. She planned to marry but did not marry. She has two children. She was married woman. According to news reports her husband was Michael Barnett. Her partner was Murray Robinson.