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George Jones peer pay tribute to his fifty years in country music. He sings some of his songs other performers sing their favorites of his.
Top billed cast
George JonesSelf
Alan JacksonSelf
Reba McEntireSelf
Randy TravisSelf
Kenny ChesneySelf
Joe DiffieSelf
Emmylou HarrisSelf
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