1: Party Pickin' (2:24) 2: The Day I Lose My Mind (2:36) 3: Living On Easy Street (2:02) 4: From Here To The Door (2:35) 5: I'll Be Loving You (2:33) 6: Long Walk Off A Tall Rock (2:07) 7: We Must Have Been Out Of Our Minds (2:35) 8: Everybody Oughta Sing A Song (1:57) 9: They Bought The House Next Door (2:42) 10: Let's Get Together (One More Time) (2:43)
Number of discs:
1
Description:
Collection of tracks from Country legend George Jones and one of his most famous duet partners, Melba Montgomery. The two Country singers had a string of hits in the '60s that may have been overshadowed by Jones' other duet partners, but their work together remains classy and classic some 50 years later. On their duets, Montgomery's beautiful mountain-girl vocals blend perfectly with Jones. George & Melba first started recording duets together in the early 1960s.
Re-issue of the 1967 album 'Let's Get Together'
"Party Pickin'" is a classic country album on CD, featuring the legendary duet of George Jones and Melba Montgomery. Released by GSO, this collection showcases the unique chemistry between two icons of traditional country music. The tracks blend heartfelt ballads with lively honky-tonk numbers, offering listeners an authentic taste of Nashville's golden era. This album stands out for its emotional depth and vocal interplay, making it a must-have for fans of genuine country sounds.
George Jones was one of America's most influential country singers, known for his rich voice and emotive delivery. With numerous chart-topping hits like "He Stopped Loving Her Today," he remains a pillar in the genre?s history. Melba Montgomery is celebrated for her powerful vocals and successful collaborations throughout her career, particularly with George Jones?together they created some unforgettable duets that have stood the test of time.
GSO is recognized as a reputable label dedicated to preserving and promoting high-quality recordings from renowned artists across various genres. Their commitment to excellence ensures that each release meets audiophile standards while honoring musical heritage.
