December 9, 2011 On September 12th, George Jones turned 80 years young. The Grand Ol Opry in Nashville hosted a huge birthday party for him.
The event featured performances by Joe Diffie, Jamey Johnson, and the Oak Ridge Boys.
One of my favorites from the night was when Alan Jackson and Lee Ann Womack got on stage together and sang the classic, 'Golden Ring'.
Check out the video after the jump.
George Jones may be getting up there in age (he turned 80 in September), but he isn’t done hitting the road yet! The ‘Why Baby Why’ hitmaker just announced plans to tour North America through November 2012, touching some 35 cities over the next year.
He doesn’t record as often as he used to — and his last top 40 hit, the Garth Brooks duet ‘Beer Run,’ was released 10 years ago — but George Jones is still going strong. In fact, he kicked off a line dancing craze earlier this year, and recently celebrated his 80th birthday with a special party at the Grand Ole Opry.
The country legend is keeping busy, no doubt, but he still had time to sit down for a chat with Taste of Country recently, reflecting on his life and amazing career.
How does a legend celebrate his birthday?
In the case of George Jones, who will turn 80 on September 13, it’s with a birthday party at the Grand Ole Opry. And dessert.
KNUE Country Club members told us what song was their favorite Friday song. You all were right finding these videos and playing these songs do make Friday better if that is possible. Enjoy these two videos -- and Happy Friday!
Let's start the week end early and enjoy the spring weather -- good times -- make memories!
JJason Aldean - My Kind of Party
March 31, 2011 One of the earliest voices I remember singing country music was that of Randy Travis and not too many before or since do it better.
So I was obviously excited to hear he has a duets album coming out singing his classics with some of the best musicians in country music and some new songs too, the album is due out June 7 and according to TasteOfCountry.com he'll duet