Bill A. Jones
- Actor
Best known as news anchor "Rod Remington" on Fox TV's Glee, Bill A. Jones is also an accomplished singer, voice over artist, & emcee.
As an actor, he's appeared on Comedy Central's Workaholics, The King Of Queens, CSI New York, Everybody Hates Chris, Las Vegas, Criminal Minds, and many other shows. On TVLand's The Soul Man, Bill played "Stormy Hernandez," was seen in films such as Pawn Sacrifice, and appeared as millionaire "Brad Bush" on the long running daytime drama Days of Our Lives. Many still recognize Bill as the "Don't Count That" golfer from a beloved FedEx commercial.
As a singer, Bill was named one of LA's Best Concert/Cabaret Artists in BroadwayWorld. Bill has opened for Tony Bennett and Steve Tyrell, toured with The Glenn Miller Orchestra, and has released two CDs on CDBaby.com. Jones was also an award winning radio personality for many years, worked in LA radio, and for many years was heard on over 200 stations nationwide on Westwood 1's Adult Standards format.
A native of Nashville Tennessee, Bill and his family make their home in Los Angeles.
As an actor, he's appeared on Comedy Central's Workaholics, The King Of Queens, CSI New York, Everybody Hates Chris, Las Vegas, Criminal Minds, and many other shows. On TVLand's The Soul Man, Bill played "Stormy Hernandez," was seen in films such as Pawn Sacrifice, and appeared as millionaire "Brad Bush" on the long running daytime drama Days of Our Lives. Many still recognize Bill as the "Don't Count That" golfer from a beloved FedEx commercial.
As a singer, Bill was named one of LA's Best Concert/Cabaret Artists in BroadwayWorld. Bill has opened for Tony Bennett and Steve Tyrell, toured with The Glenn Miller Orchestra, and has released two CDs on CDBaby.com. Jones was also an award winning radio personality for many years, worked in LA radio, and for many years was heard on over 200 stations nationwide on Westwood 1's Adult Standards format.
A native of Nashville Tennessee, Bill and his family make their home in Los Angeles.
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