Aled Jones 1982, Jones won the Cerdd Dant solo competitions for competitors under 12 at the Urdd Eisteddfod. Jones became famous for the cover version of "Walking in the Air", the song from Channel 4's animated film "The Snowman", based on the book by Raymond Briggs. The record reached No. 5 in the UK charts in 1985. The version used in the 1982 film was performed by Peter Auty, a St. Paul's Cathedral choirboy. In June 1985, Jones was the subject of an Emmy award-winning BBC Omnibus documentary entitled "The Treble". Jones, with the National Philharmonic Orchestra, was behind the "Santa Claus
Tammy Jones Aled Hughes 'Caneuon Aled a Helen Wyn'. In 1966, she recorded the album 'Caneuon i'r Plant' (Songs for Children) as Helen Wyn, then 'Moliannwn/Scarlet Ribbons' as Tammy Jones In 1967, she recorded 'Edelweiss/All The Love in the World', and the LP 'The World of Tammy Jones' In 1968, she recorded the album. 'Gwenno Penygelli/Twll Bach y Clo'. In 1969 she released her first single record on CBS Records: 'Lai Lai Lai/Pren Helyg' in Welsh, and 'Lai Lai Lai/Willow Tree' in English. Throughout the 1960s, Jones became a top rated cabaret artiste performing ballads such as "No Regrets", "My Way" and