George Jones & Melba Montgomery - Until Then

Review by Steven Beardsley

"Until Then" is a classic country album that features the dynamic duo of George Jones and Melba Montgomery. Released in 1965, this album showcases the incredible vocal talents of both artists as they sing a collection of traditional country songs.

From the opening track "We Must Have Been Out of Our Minds" to the closing number "Let's Invite Them Over," Jones and Montgomery deliver powerful performances that are both heartfelt and authentic. Their voices blend together seamlessly, creating a unique sound that is both soulful and timeless.

The album is a perfect example of the traditional country style that was popular in the 1960s. Each song tells a story, and the lyrics are filled with emotion and honesty. The instrumentation on the album is also top-notch, with fiddles, steel guitars, and other classic country instruments providing the perfect accompaniment to the vocals.

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Artist: George Jones & Melba Montgomery
Album: Until Then

Canada

Folk, World, & Country

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1963

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Until Then	2:33
We Must Have Been Out Of Our Minds	2:36

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We Must Have Been Out Of Our Minds , George Jones & Melba Montgomery , 1963

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UA575

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United Artists Records

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7"
45 RPM
Single

About George Jones & Melba Montgomery

Country music male-female duo. As a duo they charted on the U.S. country charts 7 times,with their first release "We Must Have Been Out of Our Minds" (written by Melba) making it to #3 in 1963. "Let's Invite Them Over" rose to #17 and to "What's in Our Heart

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G. Jones - M. Montgomery
George Jones And Melba Montgomery
George Jones Featuring Melba Montgomery
George Jones With Melba Montgomery
George Jones, Melba Montgomery
George Jones/Melba Montgomery
Georges Jones And Melba Montgomery
Jones & Montgomery

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George Jones
Melba Montgomery

Summary by Steven Beardsley

"Until Then" is a must-have for any fan of classic country music. George Jones and Melba Montgomery are both legends in the genre, and this album is a testament to their incredible talent and enduring legacy.

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whiskeyandwinecouple

I just found out Melba wrote this.

icebrrrgleconte

I think his duets with Melba were far better than Tammy's

tkbligh

I agree with Kenny Vaughn. Uhhh this is the real George Jones. Lol

waderockett

I used to play this on WHIM in Providence. Great as it is, the live version on YouTube leaves this in the dust. They define everything great about country duets; it's as though they have a Vulcan mind meld.

sethums

thank you for all that great music .it always makes my day

sayandeeproy

Reminds me of my Father (RIP)

yupita94rico

Their live video at the Grand Old OPRY is much better IMHO.

irenepierin

Check out the live TV version of this. Seeing their cute smiles just sells this lyric to me. Country Gold

nadyjama217f543e5

A lot of songs may claim to be the perfect country song. Country is in a class all by itself and I tell you truly borhters and sisters, there just ain't much of it left in this world. Manufactured country today is akin to making Kansas City strips out of soy beans....it just don;t digest!

Take it from a old musician, country can not be manufactured. It has to be grown from the dirt...something only God can create. This song, is about as close to the perfect country song as God ever made! I ain't saying its the best song or even the most meaningful, but it was written by Melba, a pure country writer and sang by Melba and George, two pure country singers and I grade it as excellent! With songs like this available on the tube, why would I ever want to buy any of the fake music they call "today's country"?

tsala1700

Danced with my darlin to this

ssonurtahlyan

Wonderful song thanks for sharing

coffeminus

Thanks Bill great song

lacroiro

My grandmother had this album.

romangabriel

This is one of my favorite George and Melba songs!

budiheriwibowo

I love Tammy Wynette but at the same time I have always felt that Melba Montgomery was a much better vocal duet partner for George Jones by far. The sound of their voices together was/is absolutely magical to me whenever I light up, kick back and really listen to them...???✌?