Country

George Jones has been called "Possum, " "No Show Jones, " and the "Rolls Royce of Country Singers." Jones was notorious for fast-livin' & hard-drinkin', but he eventually left his wilder side behind. George Jones charted 168 songs during his illustrious...

George Jones and The Jones Boys Orchestra take you through a timeless instrumental selection of some of George's most popular and well-loved songs. Including the standout hits 'Rollin' in My Sweet Baby's Arms' and 'Sometimes You Just Can't' Win', the...

George Hamilton IV was a country singer and musician who started his professional life a teen idol pop singer with the 1956 Top 10 hit with his debut single "A Rose and a Baby Ruth" George Hamilton IV was a country singer and musician who started his...

Gentleman Jim Reeves was a country crooner known for his seemingly effortless velvet baritone. He topped the country charts consistently before his tragic and unexpected death. Although this classic album was first released in 1962 on vinyl, it was only...

Gene Watson live at the Church Street Station Theatre in Orlando, Florida. Here Watson puts on one of his trademark breath-taking performances. "The world stops spinning when he sings," marvels Robert K. Oermann, the dean of country critics. "In his...

Gene Watson is widely recognized as the greatest country ballad singer since George Jones. With over forty Top Ten country radio hits to his credit and a Grand Ole Opry favorite, Gene Watson is a beloved vocalist of all fans of real country music. A...

Gene Davis was an American country-rock singer, guitarist, and songwriter who emerged on the music scene in the 1950s and 1960s. Born in Virginia in 1936, Davis began his career as a member of various local groups before forming his own band, The Star...

Gene Clark was one of the last century's most gifted songwriters. These eclectic interpretations of songs drawn from his time with the Byrds through to his solo masterpiece "No Other" provide the irrefutable proof.1. You Showed Me - Echo in the Canyon 2...

Gene Autry gained fame in motion pictures as the first American singing Cowboy, eventually establishing a business empire by carefully investing his film earnings. Rivaled only by Roy Rogers, he appeared in nearly 100 Cowboy films, usually in the company...

Gene Autry (September 29, 1907 - October 2, 1998) was an American performer, who gained fame as the Singing Cowboy on the radio, in movies and on television. Presented here is a comprehensive career overview boasting 22 of the singing cowboy's greatest...

Gene Autry - The Singing Cowboy: All The Hits And More 1933-52 - This 53-track 2-CD collection comprises all his 40 and more hits in the US pop and country charts. Gene Autry was the first of the Singing Cowboys, renowned as a pioneering figure in...

Gary Williams, born 1938, from the Pacific Northwest of the USA, has written over 600(!) songs in a career that spanned a mere 40 years. Bear Family Records½ re-releases 34 of his greatest recordings - rockabilly, country and folk - from 1957 to '66,...