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Country Music Says Goodbye to a King - Ron Gaddis. http://www.gaddiscountry.com Tribute song to George Jones performed by Ron Gaddis, who was George's bass player and frontman for 25 years.
Jun 11, 2013 · Ron Gaddis & Jerry Mac Interview - Meeting George Jones. http://www.gaddiscountry.com Excerpt from Ron Gaddis & Jerry Mac interview. Ron tells about the first time he met George Jones....
Ron Gaddis -- Knowbody but Her. Gord Barnes. 6.89K subscribers. Subscribed. 399. 52K views 14 years ago. Ron is the Bass Player for The Jones Boys ( George Jones Band ) He is a Great singer...
Jan 1, 2000 · Listen closely to Gaddis’ rough, heartfelt twang and you’ll also pick up traces of later honky-tonk disciples such as Mel Street and Moe Bandy. Gaddis really is, as he boasts in the Vern Gosdin-penned title track, “a chip off the chip off the old block.”
Ron Gaddis 216K plays Country Music Says Goodbye to a King. If You Ever Get Down This Way. Ron Gaddis 26K plays If You Ever Get Down This Way. That's Some Mountain to Climb. Ron Gaddis 53K plays That's Some Mountain to Climb. Grandpas Like Mine. Ron Gaddis &. Buddy Jewell. 2.9K plays Grandpas Like Mine.
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Aug 29, 2023 · August 29, 2023. George Jones Right Hand Man Ron Gaddis Has Died. Trigger News 20 Comments. If you went to see George Jones for some 25 years, it was difficult to impossible to miss Ron Gaddis on stage with him. He was one of the most famous “Jones Boys” for the latter half of George Jones’ career. 11.
