George Jones - The Lost Nashville Sessions

George Jones - The Lost Nashville SessionsJones, of course, is George Jones, frequently described as the greatest country singer of all time. He had an instinctive ability to inhabit a song totally and embody the emotion of the lyrics. Listening to Jones sing a song is to experience the pain, the loss, the yearning and sometimes the joy that Jones himself is feeling as he sings. A George Jones song is an emotional experience. The music in this album is as unique as George Jones himself.

After the huge crossover success of 2002's Control

Captured wriggling and alive in San Francisco by Ubovich and Eric Bauer at The Bauer Mansion

and rock and roll

" John explains

Started almost immediately after it's release

Chicago's indie/folk artists The Heligoats return with Back To the Lake

and Haroula Rose

the through-line of their discography has been Wells' deft production tailored perfectly around Webber's modestly iconic voice which stirred Pitchfork write of their 2009 LP Infinite Light that Webber's was "one of the fiercest

The Band (the prophetic "There was a Famine in the House of Bread") and Echo & The Bunnymen (the existential "My Jail")

Boston born

from John Waters's take on suburbia to David Lynch's

and Monnow Valley studio in Wales