George Jones - My Sweet Imogene (Unissued in North America)

[@claytonbrowm3984]

These Early Starday recordings of George are my favorites. Been listening to the them since the 50s

[@Megatron_Hunt_Life]

Cool nice to hear it for my 1st time. i didnt know they did that. thanks for posting :)

[@richardmurdoch2232]

The Great George Jones 👍

[@warriorstar2517]

This song is a masterpiece!

[@deborahblades7348]

YOU HAVE FOUND A '''GEM'' ..nice one ..thanks ...

[@2packs4sure]

Cool. Recorded August 1954 Goldstar Recording Studio, 5628 Brock St., Houston, TX - George Jones (unknown musicians. Producer: Pappy Daily)

[@TheRecordNut]

I thought it was earlier than what I had dated it, but the quality of "Imogene" is so top notch that it was hard to tell. Thanks for the session information. Jack Starnes and Pappy Daily used fellow Starday artist Blackie Crawford's Western Cherokees for George's first four sessions, including the cuts with Sonny Burns.

[@2packs4sure]

TheRecordNut Now that you mention it, the production values do seem better the most early Jones stuff. It may be because he cut only two that day, this one and Let Him Know. It was a split session with Peck Touchton.

[@connorm955]

Seems to be updated late July 1954 Gold Star Recording Studio, 5628 Brock St., Houston, TX - George Jones (George Jones [vcl/gt], + prob. Sonny Burns [gt], Jimmy Biggar [steel], Bob Heppler [bass], Little Red Hayes [fiddle], Milburn "Burney" Annett [piano]. Producer: Pappy Daily. Producer: Pappy Daily)

[@lewisbeaulieu9176]

great song never heared of it love george jones

[@hairlab9646]

I wonder where this was recorded. Sounds way better than any other early Starday material. Is it really from '55 or '56?

[@raymondarthur7729]

Love it.

[@PotterPossum1989]

I found it on a Chronological Classics bootleg CD. I hope it's on the new Bear Family 6CD box set.

[@jaspervincent]

i know this track from an old compilation tape, i think on charly records. love it