George Jones

No. The first, 1955, release of Hot Rod Lincoln was recorded by co-writer Ryan, recording as Charlie Ryan and The Livingston Brothers.[1]. Ryan's 1959 version, on 4 Star, as Charlie Ryan and The Timberline Riders, is probably better known.

The 1960 version by Johnny Bond was a hit for Republic Records. Bond's Lincoln has eight cylinders ("and uses them all") rather than the 12 cylinders pulling Ryan's Model A.

The 1972 release by Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen may be the best known version today. It went to #9 on the Billboard charts and #7 in Canada. Cody's version is essentially true to the original--with only minor changes.

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'what Am I worth' was released in 1956.

Yes, he is! Smarty Jones is living at Three Chimneys Farm in Kentucky. He is standing at stud there and his first crop of foals will be of racing age in 2008. For more info and photos, go to http://www.threechimneys.com/SmartyJones/

Will there be another airing of George Jones funeral again for those fans who missed the original airing?

Yes he does, if you do a search on u tube you can find a video of him and his daughter Pam singing Daddy come home

i cant answer it but would sure like some info my george jones high teck redneck case knife #222 of 1000

George Jones is a country music legend well known for his affinity for adult beverages. Swerving like Lindsey Lohan just didn't rhyme.

No

I think its a syncronizer or the thing peter frampton used in do u feel like we do

4 children

Susan

Jeffrey

Bryan

Georgette

Dorothy was Susan's; Jeffrey & Bryan were Shirley's and Georgette was Tammy's.

Sorry but the answer is no. However Roy Orbinson sang a song called Ooby Dooby

George Jones recorded Johnny's hit, "One-Woman Man", twice. The second time Jones recorded it, it was a hit for him.