FIRST TIME HEARING | George Jones - The Grand Tour
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An Excellent George Jones song to do a First Reaction to that tells the truth about Country music referencing pre 1990s to post 1990s artists....."Whose gonna fill there shoes"....if your not familiar with this song he references singers by either their first name only or their nickname...ex....George was known by 2 nicknames...The Possum or No show Jones.....Willie Nelson is The Red Headed Stranger....Waylon Jennings is The Outlaw who walks through Jessie's (Colter) dreams
You need to listen to, Jonny Paycheck-old violin
Dwight Yoakam- buenas noches from a lonely room
Freddy Fender-wasted days and wasted nights
You will not be disappointed with these.
"If we all could sound like we wanted to, we'd all sound like George Jones." ~ Waylon Jennings
Country music can be brutal, especially from that era. Back when country music was great
The further you go into his catalogue, the more you’ll agree: the greatest male vocalist America has ever produced
100%
I grew up listening to Mr Jones. And if I may try Rocking chair. Every song he sings he tells a story and catches you and keeps you. No country singer will ever replace him. Another good one. Who's gonna fill their shoes.
George has been on my radio for 40 years. He is the greatest country singer of all times.
No one will ever replace him. I’ve been to his concerts. And I’ve been to his gravesite
In Nashville Tn.
I love how you do this channel.
George is a legend, who has a huge catalog of songs that span over multiple decades. He also had some tribulation that he made it through.
Many other people like Frank Sinatra held him in such high regards.. George is on my Mount Rushmore of favorite artists.
Aaron Neville recorded this song . You won’t regret giving it a listen . George is great.
If you want my suggestion for a George Jones song to check out, "The Race is On" is a song about heartbreak, but it's also an uptempo song with some really fun plays on words. It's also a really hard song to sing, so you can see why George Jones is so highly regarded as a singer. Also has a really kicking tenor guitar solo.
My dad stayed drunk , then really got drunk once my mother left him, he would lay in his van and listen to this day and night. Then after 20 years of divorce they found love again and got back together, he started going to church with my mother and God pulled him in, shortly after he got cancer and moved on, mom found him again a year later when she passed of cancer . RIP , love and miss you both
George Jones has the best Country voice I've ever heard. Excellent reaction.
I absolutely love your reactions. You see music for what it is and actually bring out the stories of music. And have such an open mind. Rock on my man.
This song was after Tammy Wynette divorced him, due to him being an alcoholic for the entirety of their marriage. Tammy, had songs such as D.I.V.O.R.C.E, I don't wanna play house, and Stand by your man. When she finally divorced him she wrote a beautiful song called Til I can make it on my own. Please, check those out as well.
The song was actually not written by George Jones, and it was recorded in January of 1974, before they got divorce (although Tammy did file for divorce in 1973, but they reconciled).
@@cscott6629 Jones and Wynette split in 1974. She married Richey in 78.
@@cscott6629 the song was recorded in 1974, but in January. They split in late 74.
@@cscott6629 that's fair. I was talking about the famous incident where she finally left and never came back after he disappeared for several days. Divorce was certainly finalized after that.
Regardless, all of that after Jones sang this song which he did not write.
@@cscott6629 I never said George Jones wrote this song.
1 of my Favorite Country singers has always been TANYA TUCKER, Two Sparrows in a Hurricane is my favorite, or her Original Claim to fame was Delta Dawn.
I love Tanya Tucker since the beginning-
The Grand Tour is actually a song where the singer's wife dies in childbirth, taking none of her possessions ("there's her rings, all her things, and her clothes are in the closet") and the child dies too ("taking nothing but our baby and my heart").
The moment when a new listener gets the meaning for the first time. Priceless. Thank you for this one. My all time favorite from this legend.
George Jones was awesome. A lot of his songs are in some way about alcohol. He had a serious drinking problem. He is a country legend if for nothing else he got a DUI on a lawnmower.
If anyone is interested, there is a documentry series on Showtime about George Jones and Tammy Wynette. Episode 4 is called "the Grand Tour" it shows the incidents behind the song. It was Christmas and George got really blackout drunk. When he came home he went crazy, hit Tammy Wynette and then picked up a shot gun. He shot up the entire house. Several police cars had to come and stop the situaiton. Tammy and the kids had to run out of the house. So that is where the "tell you things that will chill you to the bone"
George Jones didn't write "The Grand Tour."
That show didn't look or sound good.
I also saw the trailer in which they showed a clip of the story about George throwing a chair out the window when he was having dinner with Tammy and her previous husband, because allegedly her previous husband was talking down to her, and George had an outburst and took Tammy and the kids.
But I saw the daughter of Tammy's previous husband saying that never happened, that Tammy just left him, and that she was angry and tired of seeing her dad's name getting dragged through the mud.
@@Gutslinger Thing about the factual details of their lives is... George and Tammy both are unreliable narrators in their autobiographies (which is pretty normal, people remember their lives differently than they happened). Some of those stories there's no proof one way or another what happened.
Tyler Mahan Coe talks about this problem on his podcast "Cocaine and Rhinestones." Season 2 is all about George Jones, and is worth a listen. Some people find Coe obnoxious, he's definitely opinionated, but he goes really deep in his analysis.
This song has a couple interpretations--most people take it as a divorce, but Tyler Coe, host of country music podcast "Cocaine and Rhinestones" believes it's talking about a wife who dies in childbirth, along with the baby.
No way, it is definitely about divorce!
@@mandograssable "Gone forever" leaves all her clothes and jewelry, baby taken too. I don't know how anyone could interpret this song as anything other than mom and baby dying in childbirth.
@@rand9994 Maybe it is because my ex took off and took the kids with her and left a lot behind including her wedding ring.
@@mandograssable Sorry to hear that, but she didn't leave all her things, she probably took her clothes and makeup and other jewelry. Just think about it. The song is a ambiguous either way, but the definitive nature of the lyrics don't leave any room for things changing.
I was not a fan of classic country music until I listened to Cocaine and Rhinestones. It's an amazing podcast!
Almost everyone I know loves The “George’s”. But Jones is the first. He just ripped your heart out. One of my faves. Thanks.
You can pick any one of his songs they were hits. Everything he song turned to gold. George Jones is the king of country music
old school country, love, heartache...real life stuff
George jones is the heart and soul of country
As for the next George Jones song you should check out, the man had a shitload of hits and popular songs, but one of my favorite from him wasn't a single released to the radio. You've GOT to hear "When the Last Curtain Falls" by him, the fiddle and steal guitar will haunt you almost as much as his voice. Now I'm going to go listen to it again.
I love this song! Aaron Neville does a beautiful rendition as well!
Tony Jackson too.
Who's gonna fill there shoes is a great one as well
Right up until she whispers 'Oh I love you," she could've been a basset hound.
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Used to hang out with George Jones and And drink beer with him been locked in a bar many nights with a match of a closed good time
solid country !! "choices" is my fave
It's also a song about something that happens a lot. Well just imagine your friend comes over, maybe a friend you haven't seen in a while and he's wondering what you've been up to and you're like "well this is my house, let me give you the tour, that's the bathroom, bedroom etc. Just imagine your home is full of family photos and your kid's toys and wife's touches etc BUT there's no family there. I mean it's a terrible feeling. Music used to be so brilliant back in the day.
He also sings lots of fun songs!
We would spend our childhood trapped in the car on long trips with all these sad country songs lol. If you REALLY want a sad song listen to Red Sovine-Giddy up go. Guaranteed 😢
George was awesome 👍🏻
George was great. R.I.P
An Excellent George Jones song to do a First Reaction to that tells the truth about Country music referencing pre 1990s to post 1990s artists....."Whose gonna fill there shoes"....if your not familiar with this song he references singers by either their first name only or their nickname...ex....George was known by 2 nicknames...The Possum or No show Jones.....Willie Nelson is The Red Headed Stranger....Waylon Jennings is The Outlaw who walks through Jessie's (Colter) dreams
SIR George Jones was the greatest country male singer or all times!
You'll never mistake The Possum for someone else.
The woman who introduced George is Tammy Wynette who was married to George Jones at one time and is an iconic country singer in her own right.
Goosebumps with every George Jones song.
Oh mercy @MrLboydReacts you have made me smile just thinking about my childhood with these Old artist's and songs .. thank you 😊
Legend
The Grand Tour, He Stopped Loving Her Today, and A Good Year For the Roses, is his trilogy of death!
Sup, loving your channel, another great from George, most of the songs George wrote were real life, and mostly about Tammy, was after one of the breakups or divorce, mostly from drinking.. but one of the greatest voices ever delivers anything, we can talk Elvis, no, Michael Jackson maybe, just different music, he did some Jackson 5 songs earlier but made his own, actually Motown approached his agent but was too late George was creating so many hits, some songs thought was to sad and didn't want to do, like he stopped loving her today', but did, you can tell difference in George when sang with Tammy..👍
Hey this song is dealing with a wife who has left him taking nothing but his kid and his heart, George Jones is the best friend a heart breaking country song has ever had!!
Thank you jesus for gorge Jones he could put words of a song together like no other could thanks again love you jesus for all the people that use their talent and others can relate to the song
Now check out a guy named Steve Gulley who does his version of this song and tell us who did the best job. Steve died not long ago very young from pancreatic cancer. You will not regret listening to his version, powerful.
I did your comments after you previewed after 2 George Jones songs. The Grand Tour and and He stopped loving Her today. Hopefully many young viewers who had negative thoughts on country music will take notes of the writers capabilities. BTW George did not write much but he did deliver. Look at Harlin Howard's songs.
Just watch George and Tammy on Showtime guy. That explains it all. It introduced it all to me. What is more, the story is fascinating.
He was married to Tammy Wynette, who just introduced him. They were duet partners for years. Even after their divorce they finally got back together for more duets. They shared one daughter, Georgette.
You should try listening to Red Sovine. Talk about story telling. I love all the old great country singers. Too many of them are gone now.
Open to interpretation! Glad you like it!
King George 🙌
You should check out one of his last songs called "Choices". Probably one of his best songs.
KING GEORGE
Keep in mind that these older songs are from a different era. Situation-ships weren't the norm. Divorce wasn't as easy nor common. Marriage was a stronger institution back then. Today, divorces are handed out like candy. Couples hook up and give no thought to marriage. So in the songs from those days, it was made to sound serious.
You were on the money regarding the metaphors that could be used for this song, the death of a child or a marriage.
Listen to A Good Year for the Roses it’s the first song in the timeline of that, Grand Tour and He Stopped Loving Her.
You should check out two other George Jones songs. A Good Year For The Roses & A Picture Of Me Without You.
George sang what my dad called `good ol beer drinking songs`, there ment to invoke a mood of sadness and heartache , hence the beer drinking 😎 bars and honky tonks loved them as sales went up and sometimes you just want a song to reflect the mood your in, nobody did it better than George ever😎
I've loved this song for over 30 years, I always interpreted it as death, like her and the child died in an accident, and I say this because she left her rings, her clothes, all of her things, and what woman do you know that does that?
or she died in childbirth
You need to get some happier George Jones on here! Try the Corvette Song so you can hear him without having to be absolutely devastated!!
Also you need to do Rick Miller's Bohemian Rhapsody it's hysterical and I think you've covered a lot of the people in it!
Two covers I HIGHLY recommend
Aaron Neville covered it in’93 so 30 years ago. It was nominated for a Grammy for Best Country Male Performance.
More recently Tony Jackson is a former Marine who has one of the best voices in Nashville.
Tony is a rabbit hole you should travel down.
George Jones--- Window Up Above
When my soon to be ex wife came back to the house to get her things before the divorce was final.. yes we have a cute little boy involved and this divorce I didn't want.. Anyhow, when I opened the door for her and her mom I sang, "step right up, come on in.." My ex wife's mother didn't get it, but my soon to be ex damn sure did. After almost a decade together, she heard a "little" bit of Jones.. just thought I'd share that.
You should also listen to his "The Old Man No One Loves"
Try him doing “white lightning “ 👍🏻👍🏻🤠 or even “ who’s gonna fill their shoes “
In this case, he is referring to the death of the love itself. Specifically his marriage to Tammy Wynette.
3:49 check out “Baby Blue” by George Strait…it’ll tear your heart apart.
George finally found true love. He was married to Nancy Jones 30 years to his death. I agree, I think they had some sort of accident and died.
Aaron Neville did a great cover.
The lady who introduces George Jones is his wife, Tammy Wynette. Within a year of this song, they were divorced, and they were having major substance abuse issues leading up to it.
Pleas listen to Arron Nevills cover of this song. It's phenomenal with his unique voice. Thank you
Country goes super hard. If it's bad, tragic, sad, horrible. There's a country song about it.
Hip Hop, Country, Blues have large areas of overlap.
Showtime George and Tammy.
0:11 -- This lady should... She was one of his wives--Tammy Wynette. Check out one of her great songs--D.I.V.O.R.C.E.
if you like this, check out Tony Jackson and/or Aaron Neville. They, really, do an amazing job singing this song.
I look forward to you getting around Vince Gill’s “One More Last Chance” (the music video) now that you know about George Jones.
I recommend you checking out George Jones’s song Who’s Gonna Fill Their Shoes and White Lightning
I saw George before he passed. Sammy Kershaw opened for him.
"Haunted Heart" is a good one by him.
Please try the singer Chris Stapleton - Daddy don’t pray - it is awesome !!! Up with the great Country singers !!!!
George Jones.
Listen to he stopped Loving her Today
He’s got some upbeat stuff too. The race is on and white lightning
As much as I'd love it if it was a divorce, this song is actually about a woman dying in childbirth. She left EVERYTHING behind, if a woman was leaving/divorcing, she would take her clothes and personal affects with her.
"Although many listeners interpret the song as being sung by a man whose wife has divorced him, Tyler Mahan Coe concluded on his Cocaine and Rhinestones podcast that the singer's wife died in childbirth. "The wife did not leave her ring behind. She left all of her rings behind, along with every article of clothing she owned. In fact, she took none of her possessions - only the baby and his heart - because we have to leave this world the same way we enter it: with nothing but our body. And some people happen to leave while another body is growing inside of them. Since this is all very upsetting to think about, it’s not exactly a surprise how many fans try to cling to the divorce interpretation."[3]"
You should hear Tony Jackson sing this! ❤
I would like to suggest Red Sovine Teddy bear or Giddy up go for story telling and I’d also suggest my personal favorite artist of all time Merle Haggard that’s the way love goes
George Jones talked about his drinking problems and how his wife took his keys and wallet but forgot about the riding mower. So he rode his riding mower to the liquor store stopping along the way to mow yards for the money to Buy his Booze. All I can say is that is true dedication to self destructive behavior. The song is called Honky Tonk Song.
That's the great thing about a good country song, it tells a story about a situation but doesn't give all the details so it can affect more people. Maybe a guy's wife left and took the kid, maybe she and the kid were killed in an accident, maybe there's another way this song could be interpreted, but it's left to the listener to supply the details, and that can make it so much more personal.
She died in childbirth. It never mentions the baby was born.
You have to consider the time frame this was written and sang.
Ah, memories. Slow dancing to George Jones at some seedy little redneck bar on a Tennessee back road.
The lady that introduced him was his wife and is who he is singing about
Another George song window up above
After George Jones passed away Frank Sinatra called him the “second best singer in the world.”
Are you sure about that???? Frank Sinatra died in 1998 and George Jones died in 2013, so it's veery unlikely that happened.
Maybe it was the other way around? Or you got Frank Sinatra confused with someone else...
You should listen to Radio Lover by George Jones, that song will completely bend your brain! Don't want to say anything to spoil it, just trust me check it out.
I'm a huge George Jones fan. And I've really enjoyed your reactions to George. But, when you can, you should check out Aaron Neville's cover of this song. Beautiful. And yes, according to what I've read from the writers of this song, it was about divorce. How about an uplifting song from George....."White Lightning".
He could be abusive when he drank. His autobiography is great.
Check out…a picture of me (WITHOUT YOU) it’s one of my favorites from Mr Jones
You should hear Aaron Neville's cover of this song. It's breathtaking. Tag me if you do, please.
Arron neville does a great version of this. Worth hearing. Trust me on this one. Even if just for you. I would not want you to not hear it. Up to you for sure.. but…👍 dan. 12/31/22 happy new year.
Aaron Neville covered this song its very good too
george jones rockin chair live
Try some Michael Ray…23rd Psalm, Whiskey and Rain or Holy Water…..he’s kind of the new kid on the block but fantastic! Okay, so I’m slightly biased, he calls us aunt and uncle, I like to say we aren’t blood related, we’re love related !
Oh, this one is so good. So sad. Aaron Neville did a great cover of this one.
Check out "The One I Loved Back Then" by George Jones.