Thirty years ago, in February 1994, hoping for a professional comeback, legendary country music singer George Jones recorded an album of duets with country and rock music stars at the renowned studio Bradley's Barn. Fritz Hoffmann was the exclusive photographer of the eleven-day sessions. His pictures have been stored away, unseen, ever since. This book presents an intimate view of Jones and the other featured artists who've long since passed on and the young country stars of the 1990s who now carry the mantle of statesmen and women of the music genre.
