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The Best of George Jones

The Best of George Jones is an album by American country music artist George
The Best of George Jones
Jones. It is notable for including two new songs, including "The Door," which
became a #1 country hit. Studio album by George Jones
Released 1975

Background Recorded Columbia Recording


Studio, Nashville, TN
Although a plethora of "greatest hits" packages had been released under Jones' name
Genre Country
on Mercury, United Artists, and Musicor, The Best of George Jones was the first
compilation of his hits with Epic and his new producer Billy Sherrill. The release Label Epic
may have been prompted by the turmoil in the singer's personal life; his third Producer Billy Sherrill
marriage to Tammy Wynette had ended in divorce earlier in the year and his own George Jones chronology
erratic behaviour, spurred on by a legendary drinking problem, was worsening.
The Grand The Best Memories
However, he had scored his first #1 hit in seven years with "The Grand Tour" and
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followed this with a second chart topper, "The Door," which became the opening
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track on The Best of George Jones. Another single written by Jones and Wynette, (1975)
"These Days (I Barely Get By)," was also released as a single and reached #10. The
album cover features a photograph of Jones as a child busking on the streets of
Beaumont.

Track listing
1. "The Door" (Billy Sherrill,Norro Wilson)
2. "These Days (I Barely Get By)" (George Jones, a Tmmy Wynette)
3. "A Picture of Me (Without You)" (George Richey, Wilson)
4. "The Grand Tour" (Wilson, Richey, Carmol Taylor)
5. "We Can Make It" (Sherrill, Glenn Sutton)
6. "The Weatherman" (WIlson, Richey, Taylor)
7. "Loving You Could Never Be Better" (Earl Montgomery)
8. "What My Woman Can't Do" (Jones, Sherrill, Montgomery)
9. "Once You've Had the Best" (Johnny Paycheck)
10. "Nothing Ever Hurt Me (Half as Bad as Losing You)" (Bobby Braddock)

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