When George Jones passed away, his family chose the Opry House—the home of the music he loved—as the site for his funeral service. On May 2, 2013, during that service, fellow Opry member Alan Jackson performed Jones’ signature song, “He Stopped Loving Her Today,” standing on the same circle of wood where Jones had sung it for Opry audiences many times, including on June 12, 1993. Using modern technology, we’ve combined both performances into a single track. Listen to the powerful, “full-circle”

As you've seen on Ken Burns: Country Music PBS, George Jones' work, legacy, and memory is forever etched in the Grand Ole Opry and country music history. Opry Member Alan Jackson paid tribute to George at his funeral, singing a cover of "He Stopped Loving Her Today." | Grand Ole Opry

#tbt Paying tribute to George Jones at his 50th Anniversary Concert, back in 2007. Released in 1960 by Jones, “Window Up Above” is one of his greatest hits. It peaked at #2 on the country charts, and stayed on the charts for over thirty weeks. | Uncle Kracker