A Good Year for the Roses

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"A Good Year for the Roses" is a classic country song, best known through George Jones’s poignant 1971 recording about the emotional aftermath of a failing marriage.

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instanceOf single
song
associatedAct George Jones NERFINISHED
associatedGenre Nashville sound NERFINISHED
chartPerformance Billboard Hot Country Singles top 10
UK Singles Chart top 10 (Elvis Costello version)
composer Jerry Chesnut NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
coveredBy Alan Jackson NERFINISHED
Duane Steele NERFINISHED
Elvis Costello NERFINISHED
Solomon Burke NERFINISHED
The Statler Brothers NERFINISHED
firstRecordingYear 1970
genre country
hasInstrumentation acoustic guitar
bass
drums
piano
steel guitar
hasTheme emotional aftermath of divorce
heartbreak
marital breakup
includedOn George Jones album "George Jones with Love" NERFINISHED
language English
lyricist Jerry Chesnut NERFINISHED
mood melancholic
narrativePerspective first person
notableCoverPerformer Elvis Costello NERFINISHED
notableCoverYear 1981 GENERATED
notableFor classic status in country music repertoire
evocative portrayal of a failing marriage
notableLyricMotif roses in bloom despite relationship ending
notablePerformer George Jones NERFINISHED
notableRecordingYear 1971
originalReleaseYear 1970
performer George Jones NERFINISHED
producer Pappy Daily NERFINISHED
recordedBy George Jones NERFINISHED
recordLabel Musicor Records NERFINISHED
setting domestic home
side A-side
subjectMatter end of a marriage
vocalist George Jones NERFINISHED
vocalStyle poignant
writer Jerry Chesnut NERFINISHED

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George Jones notableWork A Good Year for the Roses