George Jones - I Am What I Am FLAC album

George Jones is considered by many to be the greatest country singer of all time.

I Am What I Am is an album by American country music artist George Jones released in 1980 on Epic Records label. It was rereleased on July 4, 2000 with bonus tracks on the Legacy Recordings label.

I Am What I Am announced that George Jones had officially returned to form artistically and, in the process, it became his biggest hit album ever. It's easy to see why - the production is commercial without being slick, the songs are balanced between aching ballads and restrained honky tonk numbers, and Jones gives a nuanced, moving performance. He Stopped Loving Her Today," "I'm Not Ready Yet," and "If Drinkin' Don't Kill Me (Her Memory Will)" were the hits, but the remaining seven album tracks are exceptionally strong, without a weak track.

George Jones lyrics - 940 song lyrics sorted by album, including "Jesus, Hold My Hand", "How Beautiful Heaven Must Be. album: "The Fabulous Country Music Sound Of George Jones" (1962). Window Up Above Sweet Dreams Accidentally On Purpose Who Shot Sam Yes, I Know Why Wasted Words Any Old Time Heartbreak Hotel Go Away With Me No Money In This Deal. album: "I Am What I Am" (1980). He Stopped Loving Her Today I've Aged Twenty Years In Five Brother To The Blues If Drinkin' Don't Kill Me (Her Memory Will) His Lovin' Her Is Getting In My Way I'm Not Ready Yet I'm The One She Missed Him With Today Good Hearted Woman A Hard Act To Follow Bone Dry I'm A Fool For Loving. Her Am I Losing Your Memory Or Mine The Ghost Of Another Man It's All In My Mind. album: "Together Again" (1980).

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I Am What I Am. George Jones. This album finds George Jones winding down his years on MCA, where his artistry mostly smoldered, never blazing bright as it had at Epic. Whatever the problems in getting the Voice on tape, there's a poignancy here in hearing a silver-haired man in his 60s trade on his rip-'em-up days as a hell-raiser ("Billy B. Bad"), and verge on self-parody in the drinking songs, as empty as returnable bottles. The trick is in knowing what to look for. That Jones. He always keeps you guessing.

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