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Articles tagged "george jones" Events ReviewGeorge Jones + Jason Byrd + Travis Matte and the Kingpinsby Liberty Kohn[6.Jan.09] :. Regardless of what the crowd listens to when not at a George Jones concert, they all seem ready to burn their Shania Twain and Uncle Kracker discs in the name of Jones at the moment.  Sound AffectsSpectacle: Elvis Costello With… - Episode 4by Zeth Lundy[24.Dec.08] :. James Taylor: isn’t he supposed to be the antithesis of a songwriter like Elvis Costello? Isn’t that what we were once taught, those of us who grew up seeking alternatives to the... NewsGeorge Jones’ playhouse is classic country musicby Jim Abbott [The Orlando Sentinel (MCT)][21.Oct.08] :. Back in his wild days of drink and drugs, back when he used to miss more than 50 shows a year, they called him “No Show” Jones. So I had a sinking feeling that my chances of connecting...  Music DVD ReviewGeorge Jones: Greatest Hits (Live Recordings from the Church Street Station) [DVD]by Andrew W. Griffin[11.Sep.07] :. While the performance is solid, the packaging and quality are substandard and are not worthy of a man so revered in the country music world.  Music ReviewGeorge Jones: Hits I Missed… And One I Didn’tby Jason MacNeil[17.Oct.05] :. Very strong voice after all these years on very strong covers makes the Possum's latest a very pleasing, enjoyable, repeatable listen.  Music ReviewGeorge Jones: The Definitive Collection: 1955-1962by Rob Horning[20.Jul.04] :. George Jones, with his honeyed, heartbroken tenor croon, is quite possibly the best vocalist in the history of country music. Despite legendary problems with cocaine and alcohol, culminating in his... George Jones: Love Songsby Jason MacNeil[3.Feb.03] :. Where to start? Well, this coming April will see country legend George Jones touring outside the United States for the last time as he does a cross-country Canadian tour. An upcoming gospel album... |
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