George is such a classic. At the time, he mentioned to us that David Letterman had contacted him about being on The Late Show, but said he didn't think he would feel comfortable going there. I told him to do it ... he went on the show later in 2006.
Thanks for posting Stew. George Harrison once said in an interview that George Jones had the greatest voice in American music. If Hank Williams is the King of country music, Jones is right after that’s for sure.
I like how George got his drinking pretty much under control at the end... it seems that way at least, compared to in his early years. That man literally gives me hope
Wow thats so cool i had a feeling it was around 2005 or 6 lol i knew he was not using his guitar anymore & Ron i dont think is with him anymore But a really good post really cool thanks!!!
George will be missed. I had the fortune of having this chat with him in Branson ... such a genuine man. And like others have said here, we lost a great performer today.
Hey Stew- Was this in about 1996? I lived in Branson at the time and was at that show and was standing outside that bus. He was walking into the Grand Palace, pry right after this interview, and I got a pic of him waving.
This interview was later ... around 2004. I started doing RVtoday in 2000, and the Branson visit was a few years later ... I think George had a few before we talked to him!
Who is the bass player? Any relation to George Jones. R.I.P. George - we have truly lost a great icon yesterday, but his music and songs will live on forever.
The reason the inside looks so small compared with the outside is that it has a bonded whiskey warehouse on board...lol Oh come on , it's a joke - I love George to bits))))
@@rockyfanatic6846 We shot this in 2006. George asked me at the end of the interview if he should take David Letterman's invitation to appear on The Late Show. He thought Letterman might just make fun of him. I told him, "DO it George ... Letterman is a big fan." He appeared on the show six months later, sang "He Stopped Loving Her Today", not a dry eye in the house!
If you're talking about Tammy Wynette, she wasn't alive when this was filmed. She passed in 1998, and this was filmed in the early 2000's. Also if you didn't know, Tammy and George divorced in either 1975, or 76.
Thanks for watching Ronald. The idea of the interview was to take George through his rig and highlight what he wanted to highlight. Sorry you didn't enjoy it. George was also enjoying some adult beverages at the time ... as you can imagine.
Makes me smile everytime I see him interact with people he was so down to earth...
Just watched George and Tammy wow what a heartbreaking movie , it seems like he really loved her and its sad
The cutest old man, country legend...
I love to see him smile
George was THE MAN!!!! I love his story
The world lost the greatest country singer of all time. RIP Possum. Thanks for sharing this video.
That's what I was thinking... He will be missed.
Same thing with the blues Legend B.B. King
Thanks for posting this. Glad that he seemed to find peace with himself in later years. Listening to him right now! RIP George.
George is such a classic. At the time, he mentioned to us that David Letterman had contacted him about being on The Late Show, but said he didn't think he would feel comfortable going there. I told him to do it ... he went on the show later in 2006.
Thanks for posting Stew. George Harrison once said in an interview that George Jones had the greatest voice in American music. If Hank Williams is the King of country music, Jones is right after that’s for sure.
I like how George got his drinking pretty much under control at the end... it seems that way at least, compared to in his early years. That man literally gives me hope
My favorite since 1957. RIP Possum.
Missing you George!
Dave Gunderson you saw him
I LOVE GEORGE JONES. TOUR BUS. THE INSIDE OF GEORGE JONES. TOUR BUS LOOKS AWESOME..
Never be another George. One of the Greatest.
GEORGE JONES TOUR BUS IS SO AWESOME.
AWESOME TOUR BUS OF GEORGE JONES.
Got a glimpse of my favorite bass player and front man Ron Gaddis
Wow thats so cool i had a feeling it was around 2005 or 6 lol i knew he was not using his guitar anymore & Ron i dont think is with him anymore But a really good post really cool thanks!!!
The possum express very nice
Thats cool! I watched that show just to seem him on there! ♥
Hey Terry ... this was 2006. And yes, George had quite the set up! And he showed up on time!!
I could listen to him all day.Maybe read a book.That would of been amazing.
GEORGE AND NANCY JONES MADE A BEAUTIFUL COUPLE. NANCY JONES IS A BEAUTIFUL LADY. AWESOME TOUR BUS.
Really neat to see.
Sure miss that man.
Still listening in 2024
George would over hear Nancy turn his fans away, so George would tell Nancy plz dont turn my fans away.
So special.
George will be missed. I had the fortune of having this chat with him in Branson ... such a genuine man. And like others have said here, we lost a great performer today.
The King!
⚘ *George Jones* ⚘
Hey Stew- Was this in about 1996? I lived in Branson at the time and was at that show and was standing outside that bus. He was walking into the Grand Palace, pry right after this interview, and I got a pic of him waving.
This interview was later ... around 2004. I started doing RVtoday in 2000, and the Branson visit was a few years later ... I think George had a few before we talked to him!
Seeing that George said it's a 2003 model and was a year old.......
What a man
Nancy is beautiful.
Nice set of pom poms on Mrs. Jones
RIP George ...
Cool what year was this? Thats a nice setup!
Never realized how fair-skinned the man was. Doesn't look like he spent much time in the sun in later years.
Nice boots
shhhhh.....White Lightning, I'm not game to try them Possum burger patties, Save The Possums.
what a fun video . thank you for posting. is this from 2004?
Looks like it's from 2002
Good folks!
i wonder if this was the last letterman show for geo? is it on the net somewhere?
Who is the bass player? Any relation to George Jones. R.I.P. George - we have truly lost a great icon yesterday, but his music and songs will live on forever.
Beryl Thompson Ron Gaddis
geo said the rv was a 2003 model, I think, and he said he had it a year. Looks like it was a used one?
2003 yes but did anyone catch the model he said it so fast i couldnt catch it so what kind of rv was it
It is a entertainer tour bus
im right next to the george jones tour bus right now
The reason the inside looks so small compared with the outside is that it has a bonded whiskey warehouse on board...lol
Oh come on , it's a joke - I love George to bits))))
You are right about the whiskey on board! George was a classic.
Where do you find the George Jones sausage at
It was at Camping World back then. Not sure now ... thanks for watching!
Stew Oleson when was this taken
@@rockyfanatic6846 We shot this in 2006. George asked me at the end of the interview if he should take David Letterman's invitation to appear on The Late Show. He thought Letterman might just make fun of him. I told him, "DO it George ... Letterman is a big fan." He appeared on the show six months later, sang "He Stopped Loving Her Today", not a dry eye in the house!
@@rockyfanatic6846 I think it was around 2005. He was on Letterman shortly after that.
Stew Oleson what is the letterman
Heard the words Camping World and I said goodbye
where did they keep Tammy?
If you're talking about Tammy Wynette, she wasn't alive when this was filmed. She passed in 1998, and this was filmed in the early 2000's. Also if you didn't know, Tammy and George divorced in either 1975, or 76.
did not see the toilet..............stupid interview......and what is here....and what is there.........but nice wheels GEO
Thanks for watching Ronald. The idea of the interview was to take George through his rig and highlight what he wanted to highlight. Sorry you didn't enjoy it. George was also enjoying some adult beverages at the time ... as you can imagine.
@@olestew if that's true... I doubt he would want that broadcasted.
@@timdouglas9699 George was pretty open about all of that. The good, and the bad ... it's how he lived life.
George was quite open about that part of his life. He talked about it in depth in many of his interviews.