We Must Have Been Out Of Our Minds By George Jones

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 ...

This double-disc compilation of George Jones' singles has a bit of a misnomer attached as a title: none of these tracks were actually "lost." These recordings were cut for Pappy Daily's Musicor label and were the subject of a legal ...

This double-disc compilation of George Jones' singles has a bit of a misnomer attached as a title: none of these tracks were actually "lost." These recordings were cut for Pappy Daily's Musicor label and were the subject of a legal ...

These 20 tracks by George "Possum" Jones, (mostly) come from his Musicor catalog, which has been largely unavailable. Jones recorded with the label in the late '50s through the early '60s with producer Pappy Dailey, and recorded a number of ...

Greatest Country Hits is a budget-line, 11 track CD covering Jones' biggest hits for United Artists, all presented in their original recordings. While this collection does a fair job, subsequent reissues have made this largely unnecessary. It is notable for ...

Country music doesn't get any more essential than this. The five-disc box set SHE THINKS I STILL CARE is undoubtedly the most awe-inspiring George Jones collection to date. Jones was at his peak during his 1962-'64 stint on the UA ...

Several of his country-chart hits from the Musicor years are included, with a re-recording of "White Lightning" and, inexplicably, an instrumental version of "Race Is On." ~ George Bedard Personnel: George Jones (vocals, guitar). Unknown Contributor Roles: George Jones; The Jones Boys ...

The 12-track anthology WALK THROUGH THIS WORLD WITH ME gathers a half dozen classic tracks by two of the great country singers of all time. Both Patsy Cline and George Jones deserve full anthologies (if not box sets), of course, ...

There's a reason George Jones gets name-checked in so many country songs a dozen years into the 21st century -- he is, by many and most accounts, the best and finest pure country vocalist in the history of the genre. ...

24 song collection of his classic Musicor label recordings from 1964 thru 1971. These Musicor label recordings followed his Mercury & United Artist label periods & showcase his smooth "countrypolitan" style until he moved on to the Epic label in 1972.

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 ...

THE BEST OF GEORGE JONES (1955-1967) is a compilation of all the Top 10 hits that Jones recorded between 1955-1967 for the Starday, Mercury, United Artists and Musicor labels. A typically excellent Rhino anthology, THE BEST OF GEORGE JONES (1955-1967) collects ...

Along with Willie Nelson and Kenny Rogers, George Jones has recorded a myriad amount of duets throughout his long career in country music. For this compilation, Time/Life and Sony gathered 20 of the best beginning in the early to mid-'60s ...

Texas-born George Jones is considered by many to be the greatest country singer of all time. With nearly 300 albums to his credit, Jones, also known to his millions of fans as "Ol' Possum" personifies country music with a vocal ...

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 ...

SHE STILL THINKS I STILL CARE: THE GEORGE JONES COLLECTION compiles material Jones recorded for United Artists in the 1960s. Recorded between 1962 and 1966. Includes liner notes by Rich Kienzle. This two-disc compilation provides an overview of one of country music's ...

Personnel: George Jones (vocals, guitar).

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 ...

This George Jones compilation lives up to the title's promise, collecting some of the Ol' Possum's most sensitive ballads alongside uptempo romantic tunes cherry-picked from his over 40 years of recordings for such labels as Starday, Mercury, United Artists, Musicor, ...

Included is Bob Wills's "Faded Love" and "Take Me Back to Tulsa," Hank Williams's "You're Gonna Change," and a couple of sacred tunes. ~ George Bedard Personnel: George Jones (vocals, guitar); George Jones. Liner Note Author: S.P. Clarke.

Liner Note Author: Gary Tanenbaum. Track Listing: Heartaches and Hangovers; Almost Persuaded; Love Bug, The; Honky Tonk Downstairs, The; Living on Easy Street; Take Me; Talk Back Trembling Lips; We Must Have Been Out of Our Minds; Race Is On, ...

There have been very few live recordings of George Jones, particularly of his early years, which makes Live at Dance Town USA so valuable. Recorded in June of 1965, the compact disc features 26 tracks -- including nine songs performed ...

Track Listing: Heartaches & Hangovers; Almost Persuaded; Ragged by Right; All I Have to Offer You; Okie From Muskogee; Living on Easy Street; Talk Back Trembling Lips; Come Sundown; Honky Tonk Downstairs; We Must Have Been Out of Our Minds; ...