And Along Came Jones [SEP] performer
And Along Came Jones
And Along Came Jones is an album by American country music singer George Jones released in 1991 on the MCA Nashville Records label. 
Recording.
After 19 years with Epic Records, Jones and his wife Nancy, who was now engineering all of his major career moves, signed with Tony Brown of MCA Records, the dynamic chief record executive and staff producer who had been a central figure in the renaissance country music had undergone in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Brown told "The New York
the season: "The original "Big River" came along at the end of a dismal season for new musicals, and "Leader of the Pack", "Quilters", and the fascinating but unworkable "Grind" posed virtually no competition.
Even critics who hated "Grind" were impressed by Leilani Jones' performance: Frank Rich wrote: "Miss Jones, in her Broadway debut, is a find - a gifted young performer lacking only a little flash." She received the Tony Award, the Drama