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George Jones: Live in Concert (2004)
George Jones: Live in Concert presents a full set of the Possum in front of a club audience in Lafayette, LA, in 1983. The setlist includes a number of George Jones classics, in addition to duets with Lacy J. Dalton and Terry Gibbs.
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George Jones: Live in Concert presents a full set of the Possum in front of a club audience in Lafayette, LA, in 1983. The setlist includes a number of George Jones classics, in addition to duets with Lacy J. Dalton and Terry Gibbs.
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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:1/1/2004
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Runtime:50 minutes
Studio:BCI Eclipse Company, LLC
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