Oran 'Juice' Jones

Oran Jones (born 1959 in Houston, Texas) was a Soul and R&B musician in the 1980s. He is also the first artist that was signed to OBR Records (a Def Jam subsidiary). His song "The Rain" gave him one-hit-wonder status. He also charted the top of the R&B charts with "How To Love Again", a duet with labelmate Alyson Williams.
Today, he is sometimes cited as "Orange Juice Jones."

Oran "Juice" Jones seemed on his way to stardom when the tough-talking single "The Rain" Jones grew up in Harlem and was one of the first signees to the Def Jam subsidiary label OBR, which was to be devoted to vintage soul and R&B acts. Jones was actually a good "sweet" soul singer, but that facet was obscured by his facade as a gangsta. His best single was a duet with Alyson Williams, "How to Love Again." After "The Rain" topped the R&B charts in 1986, Jones was unable to land any more hits with follow-up singles.

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