Artist	Song
Tammy Wynette	Apartment #9
from Your Good Girl's Gonna Go Bad (1995)
Johnny Paycheck	Don't Tell My Wife
from On His Way (2005)
Buck Owens	I've Got a Tiger By the Tail
from Buck Owens: 21 #1 Hits: The Ultimate Collection (2006)
Merle Haggard	I Threw Away the Rose
from Drinkin' (2001)
Conway Twitty	The Image of Me
from Conway Twitty: Silver Anniversary Collection (1990)
Loretta Lynn	Don't Come Home a Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind)
from The Definitive Collection: Loretta Lynn (2005)
Roger Miller	A Man Like Me
from King of the Road - The Genius of Roger Miller (1995)
Porter Wagoner	I'll Go Down Swinging
from The Essential Porter Wagoner (1997)
Charley Pride	All I Have to Offer You (Is Me)
from The Essential Charley Pride (1997)
Vern Gosdin	Chiseled In Stone
from Vern Gosdin: Super Hits (1993)
Marty Robbins	Cigarettes and Coffee Blues
from The Essential Marty Robbins (2005)
Jerry Lee Lewis	What's Made Milwaukee Famous (Has Made a Loser out of Me)
from Killer Country (1995)
Johnny Horton	I'm a One-Woman Man
from Honky Tonk Man: The Essential Johnny Horton, 1956-1960 (1996)
Connie Smith	I Can't Remember
from The Essential Connie Smith (1996)
David Houston	Almost Persuaded
from Columbia Country Classics, Vol. 4 - The Nashville Sound (1991)
Charlie Louvin	I Don't Love You Anymore
from Less and Less and I Don't Love You Anymore (2007)
Dottie West	What's Come Over My Baby
from RCA Country Legends: Dottie West (2001)
Carl Butler	Honky Tonkitis
from Columbia Country Classics, Vol. 2: Honky Tonk Heroes (1991)
Charlie Walker	Who Will Buy the Wine
from Columbia Country Classics, Vol. 2: Honky Tonk Heroes (1991)
Moe Bandy & Joe Stampley	I Cheated Me Right Out of You
from Super Hits (1999)

Comment:

George could put lightning in a bottle like nobody's business, but that doesn't mean that his rockabilly and country kin weren't kickin' out some musical moonshine of their own. In the anxiety-filled agony of "Don't Tell My Wife," former G.J. sideman Johnny Paycheck wears his fretful heart on his sleeve as he pleads with the audience not to let his once-unfaithful wife know he still doubts her devotion. The late Vern Gosdin lives up to his nickname, the Voice, as he ladles out his honeysuckle baritone over a hard-won wisdom-lesson in love, "Chiseled In Stone." And finally, Merle Haggard fritters away his wife, his friends, and his future in a drink-driven spiral into honky-tonk hell in "I Threw Away the Rose," recently covered by Jones himself. From ex-wife Tammy Wynette to fellow Country Hall of Famers Conway Twitty, Buck Owens, and Loretta Lynn, we've got all the tradition-makers — and tradition-[i]breakers[/i] — who shared the airwaves and arenas with George.

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