Here are 12 seemingly untouchable country music records, ranked in order of the least to most likely to be broken. George ...

Blockbuster albums have dominated the charts in 2025. Look at the Billboard Hot 100 at various points this year and you’d ...

With Sly and the Family Stone, he fused funk, soul, and acid rock into his own utopian sound, in hits like “Family Affair ...

While speaking to Fresh Air host Terry Gross in 2010, songwriter Bobby Braddock summed up the main difference between Toby Keith and George Jones country music in one Yiddish word: chutzpah ...

Wynette and Jones' 1976 track "Golden Ring" is one of the couple's greatest yet saddest hits, telling the story of a wedding ring's journey from a pawn shop, to a proposal, then back to the same ...

Jones was a master of sad songs and “The Grand Tour” is among the best in his collection. It was the title track and lead single from his 1974 album and became his fifth solo No. 1 single.

“George was comfortable in there because he wasn’t trying to do it in the studio where you had to stop and talk and stop and do this and redo that and wait for this,” Mrs. Jones said.

George Jones' 1994 "Bradley Barn Sessions" album — featuring nearly two dozen Hall of Famers — has, in Post Malone's wake, earned a revised legacy.

In the late 1960s, George Jones‘ then-wife Shirley Ann Corley would hide all the keys to their cars before leaving the house to prevent him from driving to nearby Beaumont, Texas to purchase ...

George Jones, the country music icon known for his hit song, "He Stopped Loving Her Today," died in 2013 at age 81. His ex Tammy Wynette passed away in 1998 at age 55.

On this day (August 6) in 1966, George Jones released I’m a People. It was his first and only album to reach No. 1 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart. The album stayed at the top of the ...

Jones wanted Ritenour to “update” Benson’s tone. I said, ‘Update George Benson’s guitar sound? That sounds anti-religious.' But I knew what Quincy was talking about “Quincy called me before the record ...