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George Jones & Gene Pitney

1LISTENWhy Baby Why / George Jones 2:26
2LISTENSomeday (You'll Want Me to Want You) / George Jones 2:28
3LISTENFor Me This Is HAppy 2:27
4LISTENThat's All It Took / George Jones 2:28
5LISTENI'm Gonna Listen to Me 2:15
6LISTENI'm a Fool to Care / George Jones 2:25
7LISTENShe Thinks I Still Care 2:55
8LISTENBig Job / George Jones 2:12
9LISTENI'm up to My Neck in I.O.U.'s 2:04
10LISTENSweeter Than the Flowers / George Jones 2:49
11LISTENWreck on the Highway / George Jones 2:46
12LISTENThe More I Saw of Her (The Blinder I Became) 2:26
13LISTENA Thousand Arms (Five Hundred Hearts) 2:43
14LISTENI've Got Five Dollars and It's Saturday Night / George Jones 2:12
15LISTENLouisana Man / George Jones 2:45
16LISTENDrinking from the Well of Your Love 2:07
17LISTENLife to Go 3:03
18LISTENOne Has My Name / George Jones 2:20
19LISTENMockin' Bird Hill / George Jones 2:21
20LISTENI'd Like to See Me Stop You 2:01
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When George Jones left United Artists to join Musicor in 1965, it was decided to start off with a duet recording session with teen idol (and labelmate) Gene Pitney. The session resulted in two duet albums -- George Jones & Gene Pitney and It's Country Time Again -- as well as a solo country album by Pitney, The Country Side of Gene Pitney. Bear Family's George Jones & Gene Pitney collects the 31 songs recorded during these sessions. For a seemingly unlikely pairing, the two complemented each other well, with Pitney proving himself not only a fan of the genre but also a competent country singer as well. Though only two hits came from the albums ("Love Bug" and the brilliant "Thing Have Gone to Pieces" -- the latter absent from this collection for some reason), this disc captures some truly inspired moments by both artists. In light of the scarcity of good CD collections of George Jones' Musicor recordings, this disc is essential to anyone who wants a complete picture of Jones' career. Chris Woodstra, All Music Guide

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