Long Before Tammy, George Jones Perfected the Country Duet With a Different Singer Who Was “Nervous As a Cat” During Their First Meeting
On This Day in 1962, George Jones Mixed “Pain and Heartache With an Ironic Sense of Denial and a Dash of Self Pity” To Make the Most-Requested Song of His Historic Career
On This Day in 1987, Country Music Said Goodbye to the Producer Who Worked Closely With George Jones, Roger Miller, and the Big Bopper
Vince Gill Reveals and Sings the Grand Ole Opry’s No. 1 Greatest Country Song—and George Jones Is Probably Smiling From Above
Born on This Day in 1930, the Rocker Who Was Famous for His Novelty Songs and Inadvertently Saved Waylon Jennings’ Life
Born on This Day in 1938, the Hit-Making Duet Partner of George Jones Who Wrote Songs for Randy Travis, George Strait, and Your Favorite Country Legends
On This Day in 2019, Country Music Said Goodbye to This Pedal Steel Legend and Longtime Sideman to George Jones and Tammy Wynette
“Too Long, Too Sad, Too Depressing”: The Certified Country Tear-Jerker That George Jones Despised Is the Same One That Helped Cement His Legacy
In 1956, George Jones Released the Highly Acclaimed and Historic Country Album That He Later Called “Terrible”
On This Day in 1955, George Jones Released His First Hit Single and a Song That Would Become a Country Standard
Born on This Day in 1931, the Greatest Country Singer to Ever Pick up a Microphone—and a Major Influence on George Strait, Alan Jackson, and Merle Haggard
Country Flashback, 1993: George Jones Performs the Song That Saved His Career During a Tennessee Tour Stop
