george jones

A who's who in country music paid tribute to George Jones at the 'Final No Show' in Nashville.  Big and Rich rode in on lawn mowers. Alan Jackson sang The Possums' iconic 'He Stopped Loving Her Today.' Garth and Trisha, Blake and Miranda and George Strait and Martina McBride all teamed up to sing his hits.

A large monument that George Jones began designing years before his death was unveiled on Monday (Nov. 18). Friends, family and fans packed the singer's gravesite to witness the historic revealing before the singer's widow, Nancy, shared another way the legend's legacy will live on.

George Jones was an unforgettable country music performer, so it's fitting that his farewell concert lineup at Bridgestone Arena is, well, unforgettable. The full performer list has been revealed, and it's chock full of some of today's most influential acts, as well as yesterday's favorites.

Two corn mazes within driving distance of Nashville are paying tribute to the Possum this fall. Fans can get lost inside the likeness of country legend George Jones during Halloween season. Overhead images of both reveal an older singer in his classic performance-wear and eyeglasses.

If George Jones were still alive, he'd likely be mighty pleased to see the talented roster for his farewell concert.

Two days before what would have been George Jones' 82nd birthday, the iconic singer's country gospel record 'Amazing Grace' will be released.

George Jones may be gone, but he is not forgotten, as his legacy lives on. His two great grandchildren were born in Nashville earlier this month, but before Jones died, he wrote a letter to leave for the twins.

George Jones will forever be an icon in country music. And now, with the release of 'God's Country: George Jones And Friends,' fans will be able to remember the singer in a very special way.

A man and his best friend -- reunited!

A movie based on the life of the late George Jones is in the works. Jones and his wife Nancy have been working on the film the past few years.  There is no title yet but it will cover 'The Possum's' troubled life and success career. But who will play the country legend?  Here's my top 10.

The life story of one of country music's most celebrated singers is going to be told in a feature film. George Jones and his wife Nancy were working with a screenwriter in the years leading up to the legend's death. The biopic has the singer's blessing, and now has a production company to produce it.

Randy Travis is paying tribute to his friend, the late George Jones.  Joe Nichols is also featured on 'Tonight I'm Playing Possum.' The song is available on iTunes.  Give it a listen and let us know what you think.