this album (his last for MCA) has 11 songs that fit Jones like a glove you'd swear that the material was recorded way back in the early '80s and left off 'I AM WHAT I AM'!!"Wild Irish Rose" is the kind of single that 'new country' fans aren't used to hearing. 90% of 'new country' fans only know of Jones by way of Alan Jackson or Garth Brooks' statements or they know of Jones' hatred for modern country music. whatever the case, "Wild Irish Rose" could only have been recorded by George and have the same effect on people...the top songs on this CD are "Don't Touch Me", "When Did You Stop Loving Me?", "Over You", and the cajun duet "Got To Get To Louisiana" with T. Graham Brown. the engineer on this CD is none other than Billy Sherrill. this is an excellent album but i warn you: it's subdued and relaxing...much like his 1990 album 'YOU OUGHTA BE HERE WITH ME' or 1983's 'JONES COUNTRY'.

This CD is a MUST for all longtime George Jones fans and a great opportunity for "young country" fans to find out how they are being cheated by all the country DJs who refuse to play the "real deal" classic artists like Jones, Haggard, Jennings, and Price. The unbelievable lineup of toneless, clueless, goofy "young country" singers of the 90s couldn't carry this guy's guitar pick!

This is classic "pure Jones country." From the weeping, "There's No Future For Me in Our Past", to "Small Y'all", a Jones/novelty tune in the style of "Lovebug" and "The Race is On", to a version of "When Did You Stop Loving Me" that ought to make George Strait quit singing it, to "Wild Irish Rose" which carries a strong reminder of "He Stopped Loving Her Today", the "possum" shows why he is considered to be the greatest country singer of all time; or , as Waylon put it, ! "the best that ever was or ever will be."

George is in his best voice since the late 60s/early 70s (probably due to his being on the wagon for a few years) and the session players are outstanding! Thank goodness this country music hall of famer still has a major record contract so true country fans can stay in touch with country greatness.

I have a collection of over 75 George Jones albums (stretching back to the late 50s) and this CD contains a lot of examples of why this guy has endured for 40 years and can still blow away any country singer on the planet! No wonder superstars like Garth Brooks and Alan Jackson name the possum as their favorite country singer!

Do yourself a favor and get his one. Hopefully it will send you back for some of the historic Jones work that is now coming out on CD.

Once in a while he goes for a ride but most of the time my husband is the one who really listens to music a lot, most of the time while he excersizes. He has a walking problem so focusing on music helps him while he walks on a treadmill

George always does a good job, but his material has been weak in recent years. Well, I guess EVERYONE's material has been weak in recent years...but this one has some good songs on it, that let's George just do what he does better than anyone else ever has.