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Bartender's Blues by George Jones (CD, Mar-1996, Razor & Tie)
(CD, 1996)
Primary Artist: George Jones
Personnel includes: George Jones, James Taylor.When BARTENDER'S BLUES was released in 1978, George J...
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Format: CD
Mar 1996
Record Label: Razor & Tie
Recording Type: Studio
UPC: 793018210126 |
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Track Listing
1. Bartender's Blues
2. I'll Just Take It Out in Love
3. If You Loved a Liar
4. Ain't Your Memory Got No Pride at All
5. I Gave It All up For You
6. I Don't Want No Strangers Sleepin' in My Bed
7. I Ain't Got No Business Doin' Business Today
8. Leaving Love All Over the Place
9. When Your Phone Don't Ring (It'll Be Me)
10. Julianne
| Details | | Distributor: | BMG (distributor) | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Personnel includes: George Jones, James Taylor.When BARTENDER'S BLUES was released in 1978, George Jones was in the midst of a long and productive working relationship with producer Billy Sherrill. Sherrill had a successful formula for making Jones records: find a sure-fire single or two, add a couple of tear-jerkers and a few novelty songs, then drag Jones out of the saloon, put him in front of a microphone, and let the star do his thing.As a result, Jones' many records with Sherrill are, except for the recognizable singles, virtually indistinguishable from each other. Not that that's necessarily a bad thing: after all, Sherrill was able to coax surprisingly consistent albums from this notoriously unreliable artist, and in so doing revived the career of country's all-time greatest singer. Under Sherrill's direction, Jones' singing is particularly free and supple, full of delightful surprises and gut-wrenching emotion. The material is solid even if it can't measure up to Jones' early classics like "She Thinks I Still Care" and "The Race is On" (although the James Taylor-penned title track on this record comes close). Curiosity seekers should check out the disco-influenced "I Ain't Got No Business Doing Business Today."
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