Slideshow 22 photos George Jones: 1931-2013 Born in a humble log cabin in the Big Thicket of East Texas, George Jones became, in the opinion of most of his peers, the greatest-ever country singer.

Read on to revisit the country power couple's biggest hits. Everything to Know About NBC's Opry 100 Special—Hosted by Blake Shelton Tammy Wynette and George Jones posing together and smiling in ...

George Jones and country music go hand in hand. In his career, he had more than 160 songs that charted. "Why, Baby, Why" was his first song to hit the charts at number four late in the summer of 1955.

Artists similar to George Jones and Tammy Wynette share a deep connection to classic country music, with a focus on storytelling, emotional depth, and heartfelt vocals. Merle Haggard Genre: Country ...

Red River Entertainment has released 'God's Country: George Jones and Friends.' The 10-song collection features some of country's biggest stars re-interpreting Jones' greatest hits.

George Jones (1931–2013), born George Glenn Jones in Saratoga, Texas, was a towering figure in country music, often hailed as The Possum and The Rolls-Royce of Country Music.

Flashback: George Jones Performs Medley of Hits on ‘Town Hall Party’ "Who Shot Sam" and "Life to Go" are two of six songs the Possum sang on his 1959 visit to the show By Stephen L. Betts ...

George Jones, a plaintive country singer who won praise outside his genre and was dubbed "The Possum," died at the age of 81 in Nashville following a hospitalization for fever and irregular blood ...

New Music February 14, 2017 12:50 PMBy Gabriela Tully Claymore Lily And Horn Horse – “George Jones’ Greatest Hits,” “Dancing In The Tubes,” & “Today” New Music February 14, 2017 12 ...

NASHVILLE - George Jones, whose supple Texas voice conveyed heartbreak so profound that he became perhaps the most imitated singer in country music, died Friday at Vanderbilt University Medical ...