George Jones and Randy Travis had two of the best voices in country music. More than a decade after his death, many fans still hail Jones as the greatest country singer to ever live.

Celebrating George Jones' legacy: Still Playin' Possum . George Jones, 1976 Michael Ochs Archives / Stringer. ... Randy Travis made a special appearance to honor his friend.

An available $200 VIP upgrade for “Still Playin’ Possum” includes dinner the night before the George Jones celebration concert with Nancy Jones and special guests including Randy Travis. In ...

Randy Travis, Charlie Daniels and Fred Foster were inducted into The Country Music Hall of Fame on Sunday. ... Country Music Hall of Famer George Jones thought country music was dying.

The Boot ranks all of Randy Travis' 16 chart-topping hits. ... Originally recorded by George Jones in 1981, Travis decided to cut it for his Always & Forever LP in 1987.

Randy Travis and wife Mary talked to Fox News Digital about his upcoming tribute concert, ... George Jones, Hank Williams, Vern Gosdin and Lefty Frizzell.

The George Jones tribute concert, ... Fans will also get to see a special appearance by Randy Travis, who inducted Jones into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1992. [RELATED: ...

George Jones tribute concert in Alabama adds country ... Possum,” Nancy Jones is hosting a VIP dinner at the Von Braun Center Ballroom with appearances from country notables Randy Travis, ...

His nuanced gospel-tinged croon made him the clear successor to his idol George Jones as his era’s greatest balladeer. A Country Music Hall of Fame inductee, Randy Travis has sold more than 25 ...

Randy Travis Now: Biopic About the Country Singer Is in the Works. ... (1990), which included duets with George Jones, Tammy Wynette, B.B. King, and Roy Rogers—also sold millions of copies.

Randy Travis, 65, is a North Carolina native whose Country Music Hall of Fame career began with "1982" in 1985. In 2013, he lost the ability to speak and sing after suffering a stroke.