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George Jones & Tammy Wynette – 16 Biggest Hits 1999

Besides Conway & Loretta, no-one sang a duet like George and Tammy........although I was partial to George and Melba Montgomery. George Jones is one of the most sincere stylists in Country Music history; and Tammy had the most "vulnerable" voices around. This album showcases the combining of these two legends, and out of 16 numbers, there's not a bad one here. All of the usual suspects are included: "Golden Ring", "...Hold On", and "Two Story House", as well as a few of their cover songs (which they made their own) like "Something to Brag About". Great recordings and mixing.

Artist: George Jones & Tammy Wynette

Title: 16 Biggest Hits

Audio CD (August 10, 1999)

Original Release Date: August 10, 1999

Label: Sony

ASIN: B00000JT4D

Track List:

01. Take Me

02. The Ceremony

03. Let's Build A World Together

04. We're Gonna Hold On

05. Golden Ring

06. (We're Not) The Jet Set

07. Near You

08. We Loved It Away

09. God's Gonna Get 'Cha (For That)

10. Southern California

11. Two Story House

12. A Pair Of Old Sneakers

13. Something To Brag About

14. There's Power In Our Love

15. Keep The Change

16. Roll In My Sweet Baby's Arms

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George Jones and Tammy Wynette had already been married three years when they began cutting duets together, and this album's opening pledge of eternal love, 1971's "Take Me," followed by their recitation of wedding vows in "The Ceremony," sets the tone early on. Somewhere soon thereafter, Jones began hitting the bottle and the blow again, and by 1973 he and Wynette were knocking on wood and pledging "We're Gonna Hold On." They did reconcile, but the next year they were lamenting "We Loved It Away," and in 1976 they checked out with the lachrymose "Golden Ring." By 1980 they were feeling more conciliatory toward each other, explaining themselves with the comeback "Two Story House." Great autobiographical track not about the ups and downs of their relationship: "(We're Not) The Jet Set." Here's some country music that means what it says to the people who sang it.

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