Artist	Song
George Jones & Tammy Wynette	We're Gonna Hold On
from Greatest Hits (1989)
Randy Travis & George Jones	A Few Ole Country Boys (Remastered)
from Trail of Memories - The Randy Travis Anthology (2005)
George Jones & Garth Brooks	Beer Run (B Double E Double Are You In)
from The Rock - Stone Cold Country (2001)
Alan Jackson, Clint Black, Garth Brooks, George Jones, Joe Diffie, Mark Chesnutt, Pam Tillis, Patty Loveless, T. Graham Brown, Travis Tritt & Vince Gill	I Don't Need Your Rockin' Chair
from The George Jones Collection (1999)
George Jones & Tammy Wynette	Golden Ring
from Greatest Hits (1989)
Willie Nelson	Half a Man (With George Jones)
from Half Nelson (1985)
Shooter Jennings & George Jones	4th of July
from Put the O Back In Country (2005)
George Jones & Alan Jackson	A Good Year for the Roses
from Bradley Barn Sessions (2005)
George Jones & Marty Stuart	One Woman Man
from Bradley Barn Sessions (2005)
George Jones & Tammy Wynette	Near You
from Greatest Hits (1989)
George Jones & Johnny Paycheck	You Better Move On
from Double Trouble (2008)
B.B. King & George Jones	Patches
from Rhythm, Country and Blues (1994)
George Jones & Keith Richards	Say It's Not You
from Bradley Barn Sessions (2005)
George Jones	Bartender's Blues (With James Taylor
from My Very Special Guests (1991)
Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris, George Jones & Trisha Yearwood	Where Grass Won't Grow
from Bradley Barn Sessions (2005)
George Jones	Here We Are (With Emmylou Harris)
from My Very Special Guests (1991)
George Jones & Mark Knopfler	White Lightning
from Bradley Barn Sessions (2005)
George Jones	We Must Have Been Out of Our Minds
from George Jones: 24 Greatest Hits (2006)
Floyd Tillman	Drivin' Nails In My Coffin With George Jones
from The Influence (2004)
George Jones	Milwaukee, Here I Come
from George Jones: 24 Greatest Hits (2006)

Comment:

George Jones may be the greatest country singer of all time, but he found some of his greatest moments in the company of other voices. Country Music Hall of Famer (and future ex-wife #3) Tammy Wynette coos to then-hubby George that "the best love is the one we've known" in "We're Gonna Hold On," their first chart-topping single as a duo whose musical partnership would outlast their marriage by more than a decade. George Jones and Gene Pitney mesh their twin-twang vocals in some Everly Brothers-tight harmonies on 1966's "That's All It Took," later covered by Gram Parsons & Emmylou Harris. And maybe the strangest pairing in Jones' six-decade career is with Rolling Stone (and longtime fan) Keith Richards in the busted-heart ballad "Say It's Not You." But that's not all — from Mark Knopfler to Garth Brooks, from B.B. King to James Taylor, we've got a boxcar full of pals and peers who, for one shining moment, also became George's partners.

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