“Honky Tonk,” a 2-part instrumental recording by Billy Butler (guitar), Bill Doggett (organ), Clifford Scott (tenor sax), and Shep Shepherd (drums), 1956.
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“Honky Tonk Woman,” written by Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, performed by Leon Russell and Friends on a one-hour TV special on KCET in Los Angeles that aired in December 1970 .
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“Heaven Is A Honky Tonk,” written by Brandi Carlile, Natalie Hemby, and Ray LaMontagne, recorded by The Highwomen, 2019. Lead vocalists: Brandi Carlile, Natalie Hemby, and guest Sheryl Crow.
The Highwomen website
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“Honky Tonk Dream,” performed by Boo Ray at Sun Studio in Memphis for John Cuniberti’s OneMic series, 2018. Boo Ray (vocal, guitar), Matt Workman (guitar, vocal), CJ Colendrea (pedal steel), Bill Baker (bass), Lemuel Hayes (drums).
Boo Ray website
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“Gasoline,” by Haim, 2020.
Haim website
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“I’m Qualified,” written by Rick Hall and Quin Ivy, recorded by Otis Clay, 1971.
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“Cowboy Boots,” written by Baker Knight, recorded by Dave Dudley, 1963.
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“Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye,” written by John D. Loudermilk, recorded by Neal McCoy, 1996.
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“Keep On Smiling,” recorded by Wet Willie, 1974
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