the greatest George Jones song ever???
Dan Cutrer
checkout the Files area, super-rare "live" cuts of Ray Price from the 50's
and 80's, and my nominee for the greatest George Jones song ever ... that
99% of his fans have never heard.
And a YOUNG Grampa Jones!
Dan Cutrer
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> and my nominee for the greatest George Jones song ever ... that
> >99% of his fans have never heard.
>
>
> A nice song, for sure. But greater than "The Grand Tour," "The Window
> Up Above," "She Thinks I Still Care," "Old Blue Tomorrow," "Burn the
> Honky Tonk Down," "Mama, Take Me Home," "50,000 Names," "Wild Irish
> Rose," "Blue Must Be the Color of the Blues," "The Honky Tonk
> Downstairs," "Where Could I Go," "I've Aged Twenty Years in Five," "Am
> I Losing Your Memory of Mine," "If Only You'd Love Me Again," "I Won't
> Need You Anymore," "New Patches," "These Days I Barely Get By,"
> "Things Have Gone to Pieces," "Second-Handed Flowers," "You Must Have
> Walked Across My Mind Again," or "Tomorrow Never Comes?"
>
> I really don't think so.
>
> For me, the greatest is still "The Grand Tour." Or, as a sleeper that
> no one has ever heard of, "Tomorrow Never Comes."
>
As noted on the Yahoo group, "Tomorrow Never Comes" has been one of our
files for download, still up there. Sounds highly likely Jones was Highly
Plastered when he cut it! <g>
Jon Weisberger
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> >As noted on the Yahoo group, "Tomorrow Never Comes" has been one of our
> >files for download, still up there.
>
>
>
> Sounds highly likely Jones was Highly
> >Plastered when he cut it! <g>
>
> slurring anything, however.
>
> It's interesting to contrast his reading with that of Ernest Tubbs,
> who did the original version, which is actually sounds almost upbeat
> about the situation rather than tragic, as if he's happy that
> "tomorrow never comes."
You ought to hear the Osborne Brothers' version <g>.
--
Jon Weisberger
Dan Cutrer
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>
> <B...@Cool.com> wrote in message
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> > and my nominee for the greatest George Jones song ever ... that
> > >99% of his fans have never heard.
Also in the Files for greatcountry2 ... something 99.9999% of his fans have
definitely never heard: the original demo Jerry Chestnut played for George
and Tammy .... Jerry singing "What a Good Year for the Roses." Tammy
picked to record the second song on Jerry's tape, "The Wonders You Perform."
I've always had fantasies of what the result might have been if each had
chose the other song. <g>
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/greatcountry2/
Blue
Hey "yahoo" where's "If Drinkin' Don't Kill Me, Her Memry Will" at on that list?
Geesje Vos
That's impossible!!!!!
~Geesje~
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Jake
Jake
Easter J BunnyJr
>and my nominee for the greatest George Jones song ever ... that 99% of his
fans have never heard: "The Selfishness in Man" <
LOL!!!!!!!! Ya know, you've made a ton of ridiculous statements regarding
Country music, over the years, but this may well be the MOST
ridiculous!!!!!!!!!!!
The truth is that 99% of his fans HAVE heard the song, but unlike you, they'd
all like to forget it! :)
Face it, when it comes to Country music, YOU JUST DON'T GET IT!!
Please keep all your religous fanaticism, on your little yahoo group, or
subscribe to Amy Grant.com!
We've had about four months without your religous ramblings, and it's been
quite enjoyable, thank-you! :)
>From: B...@Cool.com
>Or, as a sleeper that no one has ever heard of, "Tomorrow Never Comes."<
Please. Are you two related?
George Jones has recorded probably over 1000 songs, and out of those, you two
bozos have the audacity to offer up "The Selfishness In Man" and "Tomorrow
Never Comes" as examples of his two greatest
??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Let's not pull any punches: You two are buffoons! You both have as much
business commenting about George Jones , as the Pope does about vaginas! :)
Just example #1321 of why I take issue with ALMOST everything Mr Cutrer has
ever uttered about Country MUSIC!!!!!!!!
I'm sure the subsribers to Yahoo are thrilled!
P.S. - Ought to move it from "Yahoo Groups" to "Wacko Groups"! :):):)
Easter J BunnyJr
>And a YOUNG Grampa Jones!<
That would be "GRANDPA JONES"!
Just trying to help! :)
P.S. - That's example # 1322! :)
Dan Cutrer
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Geesje Vos
that's a good one indeed, jake...
he's got that one with Gene Pitney though.. "One has my heart".. or "walk
through this world with me" and what about "choices".. or "wild irish
rose".. or... gosh... i just cant pick one !!!
:-)
~Geesje~
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Eleven Twelve
re-reading several bio's here & there, including the one @
"www.cmt.com". In it, it mentions a cut that he & George Jones had
recorded shortly after JP got out of the pokey in January 1991,
something called "The Last Outlaw's Alive and Doing Well" (-or- simply
"The Last Outlaw"). The Rough Music Guide - Country" book mentions that
it was released on something called Air Records (a West Virginia based
label according to the book) in either '91 or '92. Most surprisingly,
the book says it was released on CASSETTE ONLY. ~~~~~~ Google and Yahoo
searches haven't yielded anything of value: Quick mentions @
"www.theiceberg.com" and @ "www.countryhighway.dk" (which DID add that
it was 3:02 in length, and was written by a "D.Mitchell"). I'm stumped.
Can anyone help me? Thanks guys! -Dubya
Mr. X
EasterBunny758
>Xtreme Musician: Grampa Jones<
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!! Too funny. :) I rest my case!!!!!
This was even weak by YOUR standards! :) XTREME MUSICIAN ???????????????
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Remember, if you can't admit your mistakes, you can't learn from them! :):):)
> Ernest Tubbs,<
Honestly, I don't even have the heart to point out how funny you're becoming!
:)
Your group must be very proud of you! :):):):)
P.S. - Trust me, you can't even begin to imagine, how much this ng misses your
expertise!!!!!!! :):):):)
We'll try to carry on, without you! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :):):):):)
~db~®
Would you be talking about "When You're Ugly Like Us, You Just
Naturally Got to be Cool"?
J
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> >99% of his fans have never heard.
>
>
> A nice song, for sure. But greater than "The Grand Tour," "The Window
> Up Above," "She Thinks I Still Care," "Old Blue Tomorrow," "Burn the
> Honky Tonk Down," "Mama, Take Me Home," "50,000 Names," "Wild Irish
> Rose," "Blue Must Be the Color of the Blues," "The Honky Tonk
> Downstairs," "Where Could I Go," "I've Aged Twenty Years in Five," "Am
> I Losing Your Memory of Mine," "If Only You'd Love Me Again," "I Won't
> Need You Anymore," "New Patches," "These Days I Barely Get By,"
> "Things Have Gone to Pieces," "Second-Handed Flowers," "You Must Have
> Walked Across My Mind Again," or "Tomorrow Never Comes?"
>
> I really don't think so.
>
> no one has ever heard of, "Tomorrow Never Comes."
>
"They bought the house next door" There are a couple more that are Very rare
(not his top 40 sort to speak)I'll have to find them. But one of those tiles
just may be the song... It's a treat to hear his rare ones once in a blue
moon too."
Keith Rose
I would like to say my fovorite George Jones song is "Where Grass Won't
Grow". Please don't rip my head off!!
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Jake
Jake
CobbleStoneJr
>"Love Coming Down"<
LOL! Thanks to you and your family, the only thing coming "down" is the
collective I.Q. of the ng!
Jake
How about your face coming down on my fist ? Did I also you're a
sorry piece of shit who is just beggin to get your ass kicked ??
Jake
Dan Cutrer
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Don't take the resident troll too seriously. You can find his number and
give him a call, Eric V. Esker, Anacortes, Washington. Many of us have
given up on this ng for serious discussion and moved to ... all Esker-b-s
free.
Victoria BC
Laboring Man
Russ