If you have ever wanted to sing George Jones songs at your favorite Karaoke spot, click here and join with other fans requesting George’s songs at Chartbuster Karaoke! more

Robert Reid
The Record

Few artists in any genre can legitimately subtitle a tour Fifty Years of Hits. George Jones is one artist who can do it with a straight face.

Actually, he does it wearing his signature possum-like grin, which seldom left his face Monday night when he appeared in concert at the Centre in the Square. more

Copley Musical Instruments and George Jones University are using different “instruments” to reach a similar goal. George Jones University plans to teach the “ABC’s” of the music industry, including insights into artist management, booking, record label functionalities, song publishing, publicity, touring, major industry organization roles, networking, breaking into the business, and the history of the entertainment industry as a whole. George Jones University takes place in Franklin, Tennessee, March 27th – 30th .

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Country radio programmers and disc jockeys packed a large conference room at the Nashville Convention Center Friday (March 7) to witness a conversation between George Jones and producer-songwriter Norro Wilson. They seemed indifferent to the irony that most country stations won’t play the 79-year-old singer’s music these days because it lies outside their younger target demographic. more!

Legends of American Music: George Jones, a three-CD boxed set highlighting the Country Music Hall of Fame’s member 53-year recording career, will be released May 20 by Time Life. The 60-song retrospective begins with his 1955 chart debut, “Why Baby Why,” and includes his biggest hits and duets with Tammy Wynette, Melba Montgomery, Merle Haggard, James Taylor, Johnny Paycheck and others.