CROONER Engelbert Humperdinck has reignited his feud with Sir Tom Jones — and eyed up his job.
Engelbert, 87, said he had not spoken to The Voice judge in more than 40 years.
And he sniped: “I think he’s lost his voice. I don’t think he’s got it anymore.”
He also said he would love to be a telly judge on a music telly show, adding: “I have enough experience to help people develop their talent.”
The British singing legends once shared the same manager before falling out.
In 2015, Sir Tom, 83, said of the Release Me singer: “Once a c***, always a c***.”
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The cause of the rift is unknown. But Sir Tom’s alleged former mistress Charlotte Laws claimed Engelbert flirted with her in 1979.
She said Sir Tom “sat in stony silence” when she told him, adding: “I’m sure there was good old-fashioned jealousy there.
“They competed against each other for everything.”
On Thursday Engelbert, who lives in the US, revealed that he wants to play Glastonbury.
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Career highlights
ENGELBERT’s lengthy career spans almost five decades and has seen him amassing a whopping 35 platinum albums and 64 gold.
As well as performing four times for the late Queen Elizabeth II, he has played to a number of US presidents and heads of state worldwide.
