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George Jones: Country Legends Live (2007)
George Jones and the Jones Boys played hits for the crowd at Church Street Station in Orlando, in 1984. Performances include I Always Get Luck With You, Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes, Bartender's Blues, The One I Loved Back Then and He Stopped Loving Her Today.
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George Jones and the Jones Boys played hits for the crowd at Church Street Station in Orlando, in 1984. Performances include I Always Get Luck With You, Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes, Bartender's Blues, The One I Loved Back Then and He Stopped Loving Her Today.
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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:12/18/2007
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Timeless Media Group
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