A legend dies

[slick rick]

...HERE'S TO YOU GEORGE...

[americanbadass]

........Slickster....you gotta at least give us a last name for hells sake!!!

[drumdoctor]

He is talking about George Jones

[slick rick]

........Slickster....you gotta at least give us a last name for hells sake!!!

Sorry man , it was an emotional moment !!!

[americanbadass]

He is talking about George Jones

Thanks ....just saw it on MSN!

[pcombe]

He was country when country wasn't cool!

here's to peanuts in your coke George!

[Shimpy]

When I think of George Jones I can't help thinking about "He Stopped Loving Her Today"

[Skeet7373]

No one will ever fill his shoes. Music City is so sad today.

[Big Dog]

When I think of George Jones I can't help thinking about "He Stopped Loving Her Today"

I know what you mean, I just think that in recent years it applied to his Stallion!
He will be missed.

[Ray Monroe]

The Possum had no peer. He was fortunate to make it to 81 because of his past lifestyle. He greatly reduced his "bad habits" and generally seaking had the good wishes of the country music community. I saw him perform in four different decades. Randy, my heart is with you.

[Rod69]

No better song than "He Stopped Loving Her Today" One of my all time favorite. Heres to you George

[427dave]

"He stopped loving her today, They laid a wreath upon his door"

[Nana]

This is sure a big loss to the country music fans! He sang some great songs.

[bikerbillone]

I've been in a funk all day....Possum was my hero.

[Rsw]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc08...yer_detailpage

[Teal]

he was real country music. Today's new country is ............

[Lucky]

George was also a Stallion owner at one time.RIP

[meredog]

When I think of George Jones I can't help thinking about "He Stopped Loving Her Today"

his music is hard to do !! anyway be forgiving

[RdKnB]

RIP George Jones

[Papa Zook]

Enjoyed your video Herb.

George was a good man and became a good friend. He called me every day for 4 months while his Stallion was on order. Nancy warned me when I gave him my cell number that my life would never be the same and she was right. George was the kind of guy that lived life to the fullest and had to be "up to" something every minute of the day lest he got bored, and according to Nancy thats what kept him in trouble as a younger man. He had a real passion for life and was a great story teller. He and Nancy were inseparable and always called me on speaker phone from their car, truck, bus or whatever. They loved to pick at one another and tell on each other. It was a real treat knowing George in such a personal way.