A By George Jones Picture Of Me (without You)

Even the title of the three-disc George Jones collection 50 YEARS OF HITS should be enough to tell you that the man being anthologized is one of the all-time giants of country music. A towering influence on all that followed ...

Track Listing: DISC 1: Why Baby Why; Just One More; Color of the Blues; White Lightning; Who Shot Sam; Window Up Above, The; Tender Years; She Thinks I Still Care; We Must Have Been Out of Our Minds; Race is ...

It has a similar title and a similar length to Epic/Legacy's 1994 double-disc set The Essential George Jones: The Spirit of Country, but Epic/Legacy's 2006 collection The Essential George Jones is a different beast entirely. At 40 tracks, it's four ...

Country singer, legend, and icon George Jones was first discovered by record producer Pappy Daily, who signed him to his local Texas label Starday Records. This brief set collects the key early sides Jones recorded for the label (and for ...

Also available in a 3-pack with JOHNNY CASH: 16 BIGGEST HITS and WILLIE NELSON: 16 BIGGEST HITS. Recorded between 1972 and 1985. Includes liner notes by Arthur Levy. All tracks have been digitally remastered using HDCD technology. This is a compilation of Jones ...

Also available in a 3-pack with SUPER HITS VOL. 2 and GEORGE & TAMMY SUPER HITS. Along with Merle Haggard and precious few others, George Jones is one of the last of the original honky-tonk country singers. He started in the ...

This two-disc collection delves into George Jones's 1970s output, shining a spotlight on a period in the country icon's career that may not get as much attention as it should. Hard-line country classicists tend to favor Jones's '60s honky-tonk material, ...

This 20 track collection of country greats by legendary vocalist George Jones features his hit "He Stopped Loving Her Today" and two duets with his country star Tammy Wynette. Columbia's George Jones Definitive Country Collection pales in comparison to Mercury's Definitive ...

Also available as three separate albums: SUPER HITS, SUPER HITS VOL. 2 and GEORGE & TAMMY SUPER HITS. This three-CD set neatly re-packages three previously available "hits" collections of the Possum, George Jones, one of the greatest country singers of all ...

Track Listing: He Stopped Loving Her Today; Grand Tour; Tennessee Whiskey; If Drinkin' Don't Kill Me Her Memory Will; Picture of Me; Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes; Loving You Could Never Be Better; I'm Not Ready Yet; Someday My Day ...

Track Listing: Grand Tour, The; Picture of Me, A; You Always Look Your Best; What My Woman Can't Do; She's My Rock; I'll Take You To My World; Kiss an Angel Good Morning; These Days; Baby, There's Nothing Like You; He Stopped Loving Her Today;

Track Listing: He Stopped Loving Her Today; Grand Tour; Door; Picture Of Me; Once You've Had The Best; We Can Make It; Still Doin' Time; If Drinkin' Don't Kill Me Her Memory Will; I'm A One Woman Man; I Always Get Lucky With You;

Track Listing: DISC 1: Why, Baby, Why; Just One More; Color of the Blues; White Lightning; Who Shot Sam; Window up Above, The; Tender Years; She Thinks I Still Care; We Must Have Been Out of Our Minds; Race Is ...

Also available in a 3-pack with JOHNNY CASH: 16 BIGGEST HITS and WILLIE NELSON: 16 BIGGEST HITS. Recorded between 1972 and 1985. Includes liner notes by Arthur Levy. All tracks have been digitally remastered using HDCD technology. This is a compilation of Jones ...

In 1971, George Jones ended an eighteen-year relationship with producer and mentor H. W. "Pappy" Daily, leaving Daily's record label (Musicor) to join Epic Records. At Epic, Jones teamed with producer Billy Sherrill, who had overseen hit sessions for Tammy ...

Also available as three separate albums: SUPER HITS, SUPER HITS VOL. 2 and GEORGE & TAMMY SUPER HITS. This three-CD set neatly re-packages three previously available "hits" collections of the Possum, George Jones, one of the greatest country singers of all ...

The Nashville Sound picks things up in the mid-'50s, and chronicles the rise of country-pop (aka the Nashville sound). In 1955 Marty Robbins made number one on the country charts with a mixture of pristine honky tonk and smooth vocals ...

The career of one of America's greatest singers--let alone country singers--is charted with precision over the course of this three-disc box set. From early hits like "White Lightning" and "The Race is On," through classic countrypolitan material such as "The ...

Also available in a 3-pack with SUPER HITS VOL. 2 and GEORGE & TAMMY SUPER HITS. Along with Merle Haggard and precious few others, George Jones is one of the last of the original honky-tonk country singers. He started in the ...

Principally recorded in Beaumont, Texas and Nashville, Tennessee between 1955 and 1987. Includes a 32-page booklet with liner notes by Rich Kienzle. If any artist cried out for a cross-licensed, multi-label retrospective, it was George Jones. When Epic/Legacy released the double-disc ...

A PICTURE OF ME was originally released in 1972 on Epic (31718). NOTHING EVER HURT ME was originally released in 1973 on Epic (32412). Includes liner notes by Rich Kienzle & Emily Mitchell. A typically excellent release by the reissue label ...

One of the more bittersweet entries in the Love Songs series, this collection of George Jones ballads features some of his essential songs, including "Loving You Could Never Be Better," "Once You've Had the Best," "We Can Make It," and ...

A PICTURE OF ME was originally released in 1972 on Epic (31718). NOTHING EVER HURT ME was originally released in 1973 on Epic (32412). Includes liner notes by Rich Kienzle & Emily Mitchell. A typically excellent release by the reissue label ...

Also available as three separate albums: SUPER HITS, SUPER HITS VOL. 2 and GEORGE & TAMMY SUPER HITS. This three-CD set neatly re-packages three previously available "hits" collections of the Possum, George Jones, one of the greatest country singers of all ...

Jones' hit ballad "Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes" casts a nostalgic eye toward his generation's country music icons, and he invests with the proper amount of heart-touching emotion. One can only hope that Jones doesn't believe Alan Jackson to be ...