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George Jones’s funeral at the Grand Ole Opry House took place thirteen years ago today. If there’s such a thing as a “highlight” at a funeral, this is it. Lots of tears. 😢

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Here’s the best Dwight Yoakam song most people have never heard. What a beautiful day for a drive!

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Speaking of Dolly, here she is singing “In The Pines” with her mother, father, and siblings. Her mother has a beautiful voice!

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“God Bless Robert E. Lee” by Johnny Cash

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Nobody, and I mean NOBODY, beats George Jones. Here’s proof. (The Hag’s no slouch, either!)

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Johnny Cash, with a classic hymn on this Good Friday. Thank you, Jesus.

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George Jones’s funeral at the Grand Ole Opry House took place thirteen years ago today. If there’s such a thing as a “highlight” at a funeral, this is it. Lots of tears. 😢

Here’s the best Dwight Yoakam song most people have never heard. What a beautiful day for a drive!

Speaking of Dolly, here she is singing “In The Pines” with her mother, father, and siblings. Her mother has a beautiful voice!

“God Bless Robert E. Lee” by Johnny Cash

Nobody, and I mean NOBODY, beats George Jones. Here’s proof. (The Hag’s no slouch, either!)

Johnny Cash, with a classic hymn on this Good Friday. Thank you, Jesus.