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Jay Black (b. David Blatt, 2 November 1938, New York) is a singer whose height of fame came in the 1960's and 1970's when he was the leader of the band Jay and the Americans. He had numerous hits including "Cara Mia," "Come a Little Bit Closer," and "This Magic Moment" [[1]]. In his later career, he has become known for touring New York State singing, mainly solo, and preceding his singing with a stand-up comedy routine. Black has been widely criticized for his vulgarity during these routines, once receiving a letter from New York Governor George Pataki warning Black to keep his act clean when he performs in New York State parks. Black has also come under fire for his occasional use of racially-offensive comments in these routines.Jay was the second, and more widely-known Jay to lead the band Jay and the Americans, the first being Jay Traynor
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