George Jones - Things Have Gone To Pieces

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George (Glenn) Jones performs "Things Have Gone To Pieces"
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[@kkiilljjooy]

amzn.to/2l9Tc7D "Things Have Gone to Pieces" (single) George Jones *MP3 download* from album "Music & Highlights: King of the Road" amzn.to/2l0qg20 "Music & Highlights: King of the Road" (21 tracks album) George Jones *MP3 download*

[@beemerscoot8851]

One hundred years from now when someone wants to hear the greatest vocal cords in history, they’ll still be listening to George Jones!

[@bluesslider76]

Yes they will

[@douglasb.1238]

Well said....

[@tgh223]

amen

[@robtans5042]

Nobody was quiet like george a unique voice. I miss him. Definately country

[@jimmyfolmar1752]

Damn straight

[@KLUNKET]

George Jones's vocal ability never ceases to amaze me. People don't realize that he achieved that sound ( PERFECTLY in tune) ... LIVE- this was taped LIVE!! Not pre-recorded and then dubbed . All he has on his voice is standard reverb. Ol' George doesn't need any computerized pitch perfection tools, or auto-tune to make him sound good. Jones INVENTED auto-tune with his voice!!! He could hit every key in the vocal spectrum in one breath, and do it all in tune! This is the REAL King George!!

[@vernaburns1629]

EXACTLY!!!!! TOTALLY AGREE!

[@francesodle6069]

I love George s voice him singing a song. I try and need to hear George jones sing most days. Love his songs

[@vernaburns1629]

Totally Agree!!!!!!

[@matthewhanhauser4376]

This is one of my favorite performances by George ....I find myself scanning back and listening to lines over and over and over. He's too damn good.

[@jeffclark2675]

for me this man's voice is one of the top three in the history of the planet. he only opened his mouth halfway to at least TRY to make it fair for the other singers. as a student of vocalists i would really appreciate it if someone who REALLY KNOWS could just remove all of the emotion out of the question and definitively say if he is lip-synching here or not. I have heard the man sing live perfectly (even better than the studio version) many times so it wouldn't take ANYTHING away from his unparalleled brilliance for me to hear that its lip-synched...it is just VERY interesting to me to know the truth. I know people are saying the mic is on a boom above him. and that could be. but even with microphone technology of today, the best mics are placed right in front of the singer's mouth to pick up subtle nuances....but the thing that persuades me most to think its lip-synced is that he is absolutely and provably not strumming the strings of the guitar. just watch it again...never touches the strings once with his strumming hand.

[@sharonherd2690]

His voice is at its best in this song. I love how he bends the notes .

[@monoyamono]

Totally.

[@csg420x]

Totally agree

[@francesodle6069]

Hearing that voice George was blessed with love hearing George sing always.

[@ghoetke]

Nobody, and I mean nobody can phrase lyrics like he does in any music field.

[@vernaburns1629]

You R absolutely right!!!

[@jim5746]

True !!

[@michaelelliott1212]

That's true, but if everyone could, George would just be Jones, instead of an icon. But then there's only one Merle Norman.

[@jim5746]

@@michaelelliott1212 who is Merle Norman ?

[@dekelanson5280]

He wasn't called the Rolls Royce of country music for nothing. Absolutely the greatest. RIP Possum.

[@AlvisaMinidoruv]

When he sings "three nickels and a dime" in the first chorus, I'm pretty sure I could listen to just that on repeat for an entire year and it would still blow my mind. The phrasing on "dime" is honestly one of the best things I've ever heard.

[@CraigMansfield]

Me too

[@revpgesqredux]

USA singing this song since 1/20/21, when Lady Liberty left.

[@revpgesqredux]

Her heart stolen by the dopes at Dumbmatic and Dumbinion

[@bobbygriz5648]

I feel you

[@ChroniconPictum]

i know but i cant refrain singing along too so its gotta be rewinded many times if i can shutup and listen

[@KLUNKET]

Man, He puts EVERYTHING he has into every single breath. One note passed through his lips is worth more than all of the songs on Country radio today combined-PERIOD

[@jim5746]

All the songs on country radio today sounds the same, so do the singers, I don't understand what has happened.

[@lewismartin9275]

I know today's people only sing for money they don't sing from the heart and from the depths of their souls for only one bless from the good lord and deliver the feelings that are put there by a higher being than man God bless all that sing for him because they sing for feeling and sing for free Amen and Amen

[@woodyalls]

Come check out my playlists

[@rmcq1999]

Country radio doesn't play country anymore.

[@rmcq1999]

@@jim5746 Multinational media corporations happened.

[@Burwell-fz3pu]

You want a definitive country singer...listen to King George for awhile. There's no equal. RIP George Jones. You left an incredible legacy of awesome songs. 🇺🇲

[@jim5746]

Right you are my friend, no equal !!

[@me12c2]

Those eyes have seen a lot of pain. That's why he sings like that. There are a few truly great country and western singers, and I love them all. But George has the most soul.

[@jjmaher86]

Those eyes are blind drunk. BLIND drunk. It's UNFATHOMABLE that he's able to do this in the shape he was in. This was recorded LIVE. He was literally superhuman.

[@thomaskitchens7]

His hair might have turned silver But that voice is pure gold

[@carolinawestern3875]

In the late 70's my dad was a longhaul, independent, trucker, and met George briefly outside of a small truckstop at Cabazon CA. I was looking for dad, and came out of an exit door, by the cafe, and stumbled into them both. As they shook hands. I was maybe 11 or 12yrs old, and dumb struck! I remember his voice being surprisingly deeper than I imagined.

[@hookstomper7322]

Yes, George had quite a deep speaking voice, like his lowest notes in this masterpiece. He was the greatest country singer who ever drew breath.

[@armadillo4664]

The emotion in his eyes and voice is phenomenal. He gave it his all until his last day.

[@dorisbeeler7666]

2022 still listen to George

[@gloriacrews480]

2024 still listening to George johns 😢💔 🌹

[@blueovaltrucker]

It's like ole George takes the words right out of your heart and sings them back to you. Amazing.

[@joannbrown9520]

Don't care what anyone has to say about george but to me he will always be my #1 he is the greatest . R. I. P. George jones. Ty for leaving us all your great song's

[@gladashell]

I can tell you that in my living room, he is very much alive and always will be.

[@tbradley9132]

gladashell yes sir me to George is the man rip the possum

[@frankchilds9848]

Positively haunting! George didn't just sing a song, he became the song itself.

[@mclff6926]

He barely opens his mouth ,,, and yet pearls come out. Amazing!

[@StrokedGT]

Pretty sure he's lipsyncing these live ones

[@pistroliakrazies]

+Daniel Salazar I disagree. George put his own spin on every song he sang. If you watch him live in concert.. that man didn't have to open his mouth for magic to be released! Pure natural talent :)

[@johnhyde7297]

+Daniel Salazar When you are REALLY good it doesn't look like you are trying....that was the way George sang. He didn't have to force it....

[@StrokedGT]

+John Hyde yeah but he doesnt even have a mic. im not saying he wasnt amazing, he just probably lip synced this performance

[@shannonburns3785]

Daniel Salazar, the mic was a Uri tube hanging boom mic that could pick up a fart added to a hurricane. I thought I caught a shadow of it once there. Lip sync, not even. Jones didn’t need to lip sync anything. He is not like the sock suckers Trashville is trying to pass off as singers, from rascally flats tires to blowing a fish? WTF kind of crack pipe are they on in those recording exec’s studios these days? GIGO is Trashville studios. Gabage in, garbage out.

[@10mmRebel]

I was born in the wrong time period... damn love you George! RIP

[@CraigMansfield]

That "nothing in my pocket but 3 nickels and a dime" is one of the most beautiful things that I've ever heard. And I've heard a lot.

[@bluesslider76]

I’ve rewatched that line over and over. That tone is incredible

[@richardtaylor1485]

I agree 100%… his phrasing takes me to a different place😊

[@berimbolo2947]

Man, george had such a unique voice. The days when being unique in your own way, meant something. Long live true country music.

[@billmcdonald7103]

Ole possum. Nobody sang so deeply of life’s pain and made it sound so sweet

[@HerbWalker]

Listen to his range, tone and phrasing. NO ONE does that BUT George!!

[@CraigMansfield]

He had the most beautiful voice. Really gifted. From reading his autobiography, I'm getting that he knew he'd make money from music, but he didn't really want to be doing it. I think that's why he drank so much..... The amount of travelling he had to do, and the monotony. He came up with fantastic business ideas and seemed to be successful in anything that he chose to pursue. Very interesting character. I wish he'd lived a happier life.

[@thestewlaw]

I'm no psychologist but a lot of that deep self-destructive ambivalence goes back to his child hood when his father forced him to sing on the street for money and then stole all the proceeds to finance his own binges. It traumatized him. THANK GOD FOR NANCY, AN ANGEL SENT FROM HEAVEN

[@reevertransport3979]

The range in his voice was really impossible to duplicate. He could hit a high note then right down to real low one. He was the real deal!! Country music today is just a shell of it's former glory.

[@mikelebouef1023]

How many syllables in “Wall”? Normal person: 1 G.J: Hold my beer

[@rustyboy9790]

He sang with clenched teeth style. Another who does this is Mark Chesnutt also from Beaumont and also a great singer. Possum rules!

[@paulantoni1046]

hahah good one

[@AsherPriddy]

George should have kept his hair like this. What a killer. Awesome

[@melodygoodman6731]

Damn I don't drink but this song makes me want to go get drunk, love George Jones music!

[@matthewmarriott8401]

I love hank and merle and all those great country singers.my opion but I think george was the best country singer of them.his voice well listen to it. I hope I dont offend too many hank fans.

[@JohnAdams-jw3ij]

This isn't my favorite GJ song. But this may be the best singing I've ever heard. Absolutely masterful performance, sang like only George could.

[@hoss0821]

John Adams It became my favorite, after seeing this performance.

[@ritamorris1783]

What a beautiful voice! Always been my most favorite❤❤❤ he will live for ever in my heart.

[@dickhead9214]

Sinatra had an excellent voice, one of the best. What Sinatra didn’t have was the phrasing and enunciation. George could turn words into verbal molasses with his otherworldly phrasing. Listen to how every word that holds the emotional weight of the song is stretched to nearly 5 syllables just to make you feel something. No doubt one of the greatest...perhaps the greatest in Country Music.

[@davidmckinney6577]

There will never be another George Jones he was the best in the world

[@peterkolovos3079]

I was so fortunate to see George Jones, Conway Twitty and Verne Gosdin in the 4th row of the Chicago Theater before they all passed on. I cried through the entire show. These men were truly the greats of Country music. Country today is so lame I don't listen to it anymore. When I want Country these are the ones I listen to. The Possum, the High Priest, and the Voice! God rest their soul's.

[@seanshelley7156]

Now this is real country music!

[@charlottewadkins986]

nobody could yodel this song like my George- I remember my mama cryin to this and my daddy singin it...Fly easy, George.....

[@concars1234]

The man sings as if he's at the brink of crying. You can see the tears brimming in his eyes. a true artistic feat.

[@SuperLindy1962]

I wonder how many times I've listened to this song. I still have the album that belonged to my Dad. And then he gave it to me. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@MrMattpula]

george has a voice that no matter how manly you are, can bring tears to your eyes....it jusy really hurts to know ee country

[@blackcarexpress]

That's Sunday mornings after church right there.

[@pamelamckenzie4446]

WOW!!! By far the best!!!!!!

[@vmcla]

Fantastic! A great illustration of why this man is the best male singer ever recorded, for my money.

[@ElvisFreak77]

Why can't we have Country Music like this now, I don't look forward to when we lose all of our legends, this new Country is a joke.

[@jim5746]

We don't have the talent today like we did back then.

[@shannonburns3785]

Little Shannon Marie Burns who wrote so many great comments hereon, has left this World to join George at the throne of Jesus Christ. May they both rest in the cradling arms of God. Shannon Burns, June 5, 1976 to August 23, 2019😭

[@kimkrause8590]

When he sings three nickels and a dime " in the first chorus, I 'm pretty sure I could listen to just that on repeat for an entire year and it would still blow my mind,The phrasing on dime is honestly one of best One hundred years from now when someone wants to hear the greatest vocal chords in history, they'll be listening to George Jones

[@richardtaylor1485]

I agree my friend! That phrasing is impeccable and unique to only Jones! I pray I shall meet him someday in the great beyond 🙏❤️

[@mander1295]

I'm glad you mentioned the instruments. They are awesome and added so much to the George Jones sound yet I seldom hear anyone even mention how great they are. The steel guitar playing knocks my socks off.

[@shannonburns3785]

mander1295, the pedal steel was probably Tom Brumley as this was on HeeHaw at the time Tom Terrific was on the show pedalling along. Tom was one of the most under appreciated, yet truely one of the best if not the very best to sit down behind one. Buck Owens said he was the best he ever heard. Brumley’s timing, phrasing, diction, approach and delivery to an instrument he had mastered was second to none.

[@bobbycormier4011]

The world of Country Music The Great George Jones

[@glorialeeyoung003]

Some people just do not like any kind of Country music. that is their loss but you probably don't like speed metal either. I started out listening to Clssical and Gospel and then heard real country and it never left me and George Jones can not be compared with in my book.I remember Hank Williams and Patsy Cline but when I heard George I got hooked. I also really like Randy Travis. I think we who love country also miss Johnny Cash a lot too. I just can't seem to get into the new country!

[@pablojuliandavis6768]

Fantastic. George’s voice at its peak. I don’t know that I’ve ever heard anybody say this, but it has always struck me that his singing is very “high lonesome.” You could absolutely imagine that voice working great with Bill Monroe, or The Country Gentlemen.

[@RXBA3U5]

One of George's absolute best songs. I still have the album I bought 45+ years ago with this song on it.

[@HazeFace100]

How this guys voice can give me (a grown man) goose bumps is crazy.

[@idic5]

at 1:11 , look how geo sings 'nickel'. THis is song is his lyrical phrasing at its best, classic george jones. His immortal like someone says above - things will ALWAYS go to pieces inevitably for everyone . and george jones knew how to channel this so artfully for all of us. We all get it.

[@francesodle9376]

I love these songs from early days and George's voice his singing. He always had what it takes to sing magic

[@7550375503]

OMG! Hell with ' He Stopped Loving Her Today ' this is the one!

[@atfourothirtythree]

There are so many songs that George Jones recorded other than his favorite ones that listeners should tap into. This is definitely one of them. This one should have over 2 million views which tells me Jones's best works isn't getting out there..

[@normat1662]

Love this Man for 50 Years

[@johnmitrikas7303]

I saw him in the 80’s in Vancouver and he absolutely blew my mind. I was not ready for the power in that voice. Best of all time.

[@zram1997]

When I hear that voice, I just shake my head in awe.

[@theZenofBroccoli]

0:24 - Today the boss said, "Sorry, I can't you-oo-uu-ooo-uuze you anymore".....George, you just toyin' with people there, showin off. And we love it.

[@67plymouth440]

I love you George, and nothing will ever change that !

[@stacyblue1980]

Painfully real. I love this human being.🙏🌹

[@me12c2]

love it love it love it LOVE IT just to see how his mouth makes those words come to life if only there were a video of him doing Beneath Still Waters...

[@soonerlegendspodcast]

If theres a better voice than george jones ive never heard it

[@michaelelliott1212]

I've only listened to this about a thousand times (last week). No wait, last night!

[@francesodle6069]

George s singing voice I just stop in my tracks and hear him. That lovely voice of his.

[@matthewhanhauser4376]

The greatest of them all.

[@Davidferrell1964]

Man!!! This performance is better than the recording!!! Possum at his best

[@pos6666666]

makes me think of my drunkin dad listening to this in the kitchen and singin it badly.great song

[@lenaandersson9581]

King of Country🎤🎸🎶Legend Mr Jones.Real old country,💖

[@francesodle6069]

The best voice ever George Jones could sing the words and sing the song his singing came from deep down in him went to our hearts

[@itsbighomie2386]

Wow. Just WOW. The angels may be jealous.

[@susannolin9834]

Thank you for sharing with a lonely old woman God bless

[@susannolin9834]

Yes they have

[@francesodle6069]

Love George Jones Singing that voice.

[@stefanliebelt1319]

Die alten Country Lieder so 50er und 60er das Beste

[@jackreeves4685]

One of his all-time greatest & one of my all-time favorites!!!

[@carrollprice1213]

One of his best songs.

[@7550375503]

Along about this time George didn't show out with his voice & phrasing. Clean - pure & good.

[@maryloumartin5056]

There just no better i sure miss George

[@MasherGamesYT]

I can’t believe I’m still listening old possum all these years later - my grandma

[@francesodle6069]

George Jones voice the best ever . Love his music . Nice to hear and see him his early days. Good every day

[@francesodle6069]

George s voice is a gift from God and he shared it with us.

[@Rareed63]

I love these songs of George the lesser known tunes are the ones I like the most what a singer he was

[@lyndaryan8771]

God Rest Your Soul George,I would Love To Sing W/You In Our Next Lives

[@quinnmccully4689]

George Jones is immortal.

[@jackreeves4685]

One of my all-time favorites

[@Jefff72]

We just lost one of the greatest ever. We have Willie & Merle left and when they're gone, so is country music. The shit that is gushing out of Nashville doesn't deserve to be called Country Music. That crap is no better than the shit Justin Bieber & Katie Perry produce. George is up there singing with Jimmy Rogers, Hank, Lefty, Johnny, & Waylon. We'll get to listen to their music again one day.

[@NiteLiterr]

George makes you want to jump in your pickup truck that won't start with your dog and cry! He is the master...I always feel something when I hear any of his songs.

[@francesodle6069]

Love George s voice in this song. The way he sings each word. He sings so naturally he just sing best none better then George s voice singing each word

[@raymomdarthur5159]

Allways love this song first time heard it in 1966. It came out in 1963.

[@kinky_Z]

Raymomd Arthur I never heard it until 1969, then fell forever in love with GJ.

[@santiagoirene2335]

Thanks George

[@msifu81h43]

I enjoy his live performances because its just George ..no over dubbing which they did a lot back then

[@BamaFanUSMC]

He can turn a one syllable word into about 5 syllables. Nobody, and I mean nobody can touch Jones. He was a once in a lifetime singer. We will never hear a voice like this again...

[@glorialeeyoung003]

Thank You George for this song! It is my favorite. I will miss you so. I like Hank Williams senior but he never moved me like you and Randy Travis do!

[@samcmahan6515]

Mmm I believe George broke Rank with this One, grabbed a hunk of mane & sunk spur----That Cowboy rode off into the Sunset!-----------He was Pure Golden.....loved him!-----Awesome singing, Wow!----Thank You for sharing!

[@patricktaafe7297]

yessireeee

[@ShadowMidnight82]

From a man's perspective. plus idk where to begin. But George can just strike the truth. Pure Gold.

[@karenlindsay8936]

Wow great song🎤Thankyou for sharing 🎸

[@country571]

king George at his best,a great friend

[@57hms19]

Some people need bands,and then there is George Jones!This is George nearly "bandless" ,and I can tell it would be great with he all by himself singing!Singing like no other that is! The greatest!Thanks for putting this up. Is it from Hee Haw '69-'70?

[@jim5746]

The Greatest !!! PERIOD.

[@wm631]

Amazing - but not suprising. George was at his absolute vocal peak in the late '60s -early '70s, his voice was pure gold in those years. You just stood back and listened as your jaw hit the floor. And somebody should immediately rush a copy of this to Jim Carrey for further inspection (by the way - where WAS George in say, 1961, 1962? Hmmm...).

[@GriffonKeeper]

Love George Jones! Love those Martin Guitars!