George Jones - Live With The Possum mp3

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• Design – Dana Rimback

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This release was only sold at George Jones shows, while on tour in 1998 and 1999, until it was reissued, on Asylum, in October, 1999, and distributed thru the usual outlets.

Songs on Medley not cited.

Address cited is: Mo-Tex, 1525 Neely's Bend Rd., Madison, TN 37115.

Mastered by Open Door Studios.

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Live with the Possum is a live album by American country music singer George Jones released on November 9, 1999 on the Asylum Records label. It was Jones's second and final album with Asylum Records and his second ever live album. Recorded in Knoxville on May 21, 1993 at the Knoxville Civic Center in Knoxville, Tennessee, it was the soundtrack of a previously released video of Jones in concert called Live in Tennessee. Alan Jackson introduced the set with a short tribute. Ron Gaddis, Jones' bass. Arriving a mere five months after George Jones' much-hyped Asylum debut, Cold Hard Truth - a record that was touted as his return to hardcore country - Live With the Possum, his second Asylum outing, seemed on the surface to be a live equivalent of its studio predecessor, but it's not. It's a rushed, cheaply packaged release that simply replicates the 1994 video Live in Tennessee. Product description. George Jones - Live With the Possum - CD. Amid scores of albums on both LP and CD, only one official live George Jones album exists: 1985's First Time Live This in-concert performance, introduced by Alan Jackson, is actually the soundtrack of the long-available Jones concert video Live in Tennessee, taped in Knoxville in the early 1990s. Jones, newly signed to MCA at the time, performs a muscular, vigorous set heavy on hits from his 1972-1991 Epic period and adds his MCA single, the maternal tribute She Loved a Lot in Her Time. Album by George Jones. No Show Jones. Once You've Had the Best. The Race Is On. Bartender's Blues. A Picture Of Me Without You. One I Loved Back Then The Corvette Song. Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes. She Loved a Lot in Her Time. One Woman Man. Orange Blossom Special instrumental. He Stopped Loving Her Today. search for George Jones , Live With the Possum. The Live With The Possum album is an altogether different proposition. Recorded in 1993 at Knoxvilles Civic Centre it features a spoken word intro by country singer Alan Jackson and is followed by an announcement by Jones that Were going to have a great big time tonight. The show is all showbiz glitz and well oiled live banter. Starting with the novelty song No Show Jones about his late seventies tendency to not turn up for gigs, the setlist then mixes fast country rock romps with ballads. You can just picture an arena full of middle aged Americans downing cans of Bud and having a good. Listen free to George Jones Live With the Possum Intro, No Show Jones and more. 16 tracks 48:02. These Old Eyes Have Seen It All. All items come with The Flying Kakapo 100 happy or your MONEY back NO QUIBBLE GUARANTEE. LOOK . Choosing the best George Jones songs is no easy feat for any country music fan. With 13 number one hits and countless fan favorites, The Possum is one of the most beloved singers in history. The songs that spanned his fifty-year career have stood the test of time and remain touchstones of the country genre. The Right Left Hand, recorded for Jones' 1986 album Wine Colored Roses, is believed to be Jones' tribute to his fourth wife Nancy. The Possum maintained that Nancy had saved both his life and career, helping him through his addiction problems. The Race is On. Recorded in 1965, The Race is On is rooted in the country tradition of mixing humor and heartbreak