George Jones Rocking Chair

Oleh Jerry

Monday, March 29, 2010 By 4.bp.blogspot.com
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a salute to Jones’ classic “I Don’t Need Your Rocking Chair.” “I’m lucky enough to have met George when he had gotten right, beat the demons, found Nancy and found God,” Paisley said. CBS chief Washington correspondent Bob Schieffer talked George Jones had an undeniable influence almost 50 songs worth of Jones classics and underrated hits, performed in a number of genre styles. Jones's presence was marked by an empty rocking chair onstage, and his backing band, The Jones Boys, played (AP) — The George Jones Jones, and dozens more signed on after his death. Country stars such as Garth Brooks and George Strait rubbed elbows backstage with fans who come from farther afield, including Kid Rock and Styx's Tommy Shaw. Jones' rocking a salute to Jones' classic "I Don't Need Your Rocking Chair." "I'm lucky enough to have met George when he had gotten right, beat the demons, found Nancy and found God," Paisley said. CBS chief Washington correspondent Bob Schieffer talked about the voice Country stars such as Garth Brooks and George Strait rubbed elbows backstage with fans who come from farther afield, including Kid Rock and Styx's Tommy Shaw. Jones' rocking chair was placed stage right symbolically, and a sold-out crowd of 16,000 listened “Keep it country”—enlisted the crowd to sing the chorus of “He Stopped Loving Her Today,” brought Nancy Jones onstage and, as they walked off arm-in-arm, gave a gentle push to a rocking chair that sat under a lone spotlight in remembrance of George. .

a salute to Jones' classic "I Don't Need Your Rocking Chair." "I'm lucky enough to have met George when he had gotten right, beat the demons, found Nancy and found God," Paisley said. CBS chief Washington correspondent Bob Schieffer talked about the voice In Nashville Friday night (Nov.22), as the country remembered JFK 50 years after his assassination, thousands of music fans paid tribute to another American legend, George Jones a slight push to the empty rocking chair that sat on the edge of the Country stars such as Garth Brooks and George Strait rubbed elbows backstage with fans who come from farther afield, including Kid Rock and Styx’s Tommy Shaw. Jones’ rocking chair was placed stage right symbolically, and a sold-out crowd of 16,000 .