This is a crusher, and I am not usually a affected by the death of a performer I never met. But George is different. Not only is he my favorite, but was my pop’s favorite too. Can’t tell ya how many beers I have guzzled listening to George’s songs.
George Jones Passes: My BoomBox Buddy
26 Apr 2013 6 Comments
in country music Tags: entertainment, Health, hillbilly
theconservativehillbilly 
Apr 26, 2013 @ 12:09:54
I missed news on it. Learned here. Best place to find out. I just be so sad now. I sure I remember like your daddy and as far back. Would rather hear about it where appreciated than CNN. But I will go to those sites to read more. Same feeling as when my local Hank Locklin passed not long ago.
Apr 26, 2013 @ 12:15:40
I love Hank!
Apr 26, 2013 @ 12:51:25
Drudge hasn’t even mention yet. I give NYTs credit for at least trying. It wasn’t pruty… He didn’t stop loving us today!
Apr 26, 2013 @ 13:06:16
What an addition to the country band in Heaven.
Apr 26, 2013 @ 14:51:05
It’s shocking to see the greats slowly leaving us. The current group of country singers aren’t the same. Nice post …
Apr 27, 2013 @ 04:52:53
I think the songs that come to mind, at least for me, are the ones that seemed to reflect situations I experienced. Some country, some something else. I can think of lots of songs I liked, when I think on it. Some reflect happy times, some sad times.
There are three that I don’t really have to think about. They drift into my mind from time to time. First Leo Sayer & Long Tall Glasses, then Randy Van Warmer & You Left Me Just When I Needed You Most, third Willie Nelson & Just A Girl I Used To Know.
Sure everybody has their own. Disclosure would tell alot about a person, I guess. Then again I might just be fooling with you. 🙂