Just saw George Jones!

[More Cowbell]

for a geriatric, the guy did alright. Can't quite hit the notes the same way he used to, but you never rode into town on your John Deere, either.

 

Great show...

 

Life would be a three chord song,

And the King would be George Jones,

If the whole world was a honky tonk.

[superiorparts]

saw him at opryland about 10 years ago. i am no country man but i can appreciate good music and talented musicians. i thought he was great. absolutely enjoyed. also, randy owens from alabama made a suprise appearance and sang a song.

 

kevin james

 

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[bruto]

I saw him at the Colorado State Fair 25 years ago. He was really good. My dad knew his tour manager / bus driver. The same guy also worked for Danny Davis and the Nashville Brass, so I remember half the band being over for dinner when they were in town.

[bnyswonger]

I don't know what he sounds like now, but in his prime he was the best - talented enough he could have probably been successful in any gendre. Seriously.

[bonscottvocals]

Absolutely a fantastic singer in his hey-day. He was never known for fantastic vocal range, but he knew how to voice and phrase a tune that made him sound like he was a steel guitar. My dad could sing his stuff so well (God rest his soul). It was one of those things ya got or ya ain't got.

[pbass_groovin]

pretty good for a High Tech Red Neck

[4string]

 

Originally posted by rx-7heaven for a geriatric, the guy did alright. Can't quite hit the notes the same way he used to, but you never rode into town on your John Deere, either. Great show... Life would be a three chord song, And the King would be George Jones, If the whole world was a honky tonk.

 

 

Where was he playing?

[More Cowbell]

Originally posted by 4string Where was he playing?

jubilee...it's pretty nice in there now. he actually played 2 nights there. I saw the second show, and you could definitely tell.