You've Still Got A Place In My Heart

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You've Still Got a Place in My Heart is a studio album by legendary country music artist George Jones, released on May 14, 1984, through Epic Records. The album's title track, a soulful rendition of the Leon Payne classic, served as the primary single and peaked at #3 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart. Produced entirely by the legendary Billy Sherrill, the album combines traditional honky-tonk and the lush Nashville Sound. The 10-track album features standout covers, a revisit to one of Jones' own early tunes, and a mix of emotional ballads: "You've Still Got a Place in My Heart" – Written by Leon Payne "From Strangers to Lovers to Friends" – Written by Glenn Ray and Hillman Hall "(What Love Can Do) The Second Time Around" – Written by Larry Jenkins and Jessie Chambers "Come Sundown" – Written by Kris Kristofferson "Even the Bad Times Are Good" – Written by Clyde Pitts and Carl Belew "I'm Ragged But I'm Right" – Written by George Jones (originally cut in 1956) "Courtin' in the Rain" – Written by T. Texas Tyler "Loveshine" – Written by Harlan Sanders "Your Lying Blue Eyes" – Written by Ken McDuffie "Learning to Do Without Me" – Written by Buck Moore, Dennis Knutson, and Doodle Owens.

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