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1. LOUIS MARSHALL JONES was for over 60 years one of the most popular stars in country music. A singer, banjoist and all-around entertainer, he gained the sobriquet "Grandpa Jones.

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2. empty mansions 9. where could i go but to the lord in the garden only one step more rockin' on the waves when the roll is called up yonder gone home the glory land way when they ring those golden bells will you meet me over yonder when i get to the end of the way no tears in heaven his boundless love /5(7).

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3. Shop for Vinyl, CDs and more from Grandpa Jones And His Grandchildren at the Discogs Marketplace. I Don't Know Gee From Haw / Grandpa's Getting Married Again 2 versions There's A Hole In The Ground / Light In His Soul ‎ (Shellac, 10", Promo) King Records (3) US:

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4. Louis Marshall Jones (October 20, – February 19, ), known professionally as Grandpa Jones, was an American banjo player and "old time" country and gospel music zierisadpaubodishimeterlaikesand.xyzinfo is a member of the Country Music Hall of zierisadpaubodishimeterlaikesand.xyzinfo in the farming community of Niagara in Henderson County, Kentucky, Jones spent his teenage years in Akron, Ohio, where he began singing country music tunes on a.

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5. An Evening With Grandpa Jones () Eight More Miles to Louisville, Don't Bring Your Banjo Home, Dark as a Dungeon, Daylight Saving Time, Waiting for a Train, Old Rattler's Pup, The All-American Boy, The Huntin's Over for Tonight, Pickin' Time, Mountain Dew, Old Towzer, When the Jones' Get Together Yodeling Hits () Away Out on the Mountain, My Carolina Sunshine Girl, Hobo Bill, Waiting.

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6. I Don't Know Gee From Haw / Grandpa's Getting Married Again: 10/ SP KING (US). I Don't Know Gee From Haw / Grandpa's Getting Married Again: 11/ 78 t. KING (US). Dark As A Dungeon / Come And Dine: 11/ SP KING (US). Dark As A Dungeon / Come And Dine: 01/ 78 t. KING (US). Melinda / Stay In The Wagon:

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7. Until a box set of his King recordings appears, 28 Greatest Hits is the best available anthology of Grandpa Jones' classic early years. Sounding like Uncle Dave Macon with an electric guitar, Grandpa Jones' King sides mixed old-timey novelties with hot Travis-picking (Merle Travis and Grandpa Jones were bandmates in the Brown's Ferry Four gospel quartet), and created an anachronistic style.

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8. Grandpa Jones covered Fair and Tender Ladies, Old Joe Clark, Little Liza Jane, We'll Understand It Better (Bye and Bye) and other songs. Grandpa Jones originally did We'll Understand It Better (Bye and Bye), Trouble in Mind, Going Across the Sea, Ridin' on That Train and other songs. Grandpa Jones wrote 8 More Miles to Louisville, It's Raining Here This Morning and Hello Blues.

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