We’re spinning a heartfelt blend of classic country gems and deep cuts from legends and unsung heroes alike.
We kick things off with Charlie Walker and Tommy Collins, bringing their signature twang and tales of love gone wrong. Bonnie Owens and Johnny & Jonie Mosby serve up harmony-driven heartbreak, while Ray Baker reimagines the Willie Nelson-penned “Three Days.”
From the barroom to the dance floor, Eddie McDuff gets rowdy with “Whup It On Out,” and Louis & Audrey Stamey light it up with their take on “Cherokee Boogie.” The grit continues with Stonewall Jackson, Bobby Barnett, and the unmistakable voice of Red Sovine.
In the back half, James O’Gwynn, Carl Butler, and Faron Young keep it classic, while Justin Tubb and Howard Vokes dive deep into lonesome territory.
We wrap up with a strong finish: Leon Payne’s morning regrets, Johnny Paycheck’s defiant pride, and wild honky-tonk heat from Gene Hatton, Don West, and the poignant farewell of Joe Carson.
It’s all honky-tonk, all heart — only on The Honkytonk Jukebox Show.
Charlie Walker - I Don't Mind Saying ( Columbia )
Tommy Collins - Don't You Love Me Anymore ( Capitol )
Bonnie Owens - Waggin Tongues ( Tally )
Johnny & Jonie Mosby - Closing Time Till Dawn ( Capitol )
Ray Baker- Three Days ( Manco )
Eddie McDuff - Whup It On Out ( Giant )
Louis & Audrey Stamey - Cherokee Boogie ( Klub )
Stonewall Jackson - Not My Kind Of People ( Columbia )
Bobby Barnett - Please Come Home ( K Ark )
Red Sovine - Leave Me Alone ( Decca )
James O'Gwynn - I Know You Don't Lie ( Stop )
Carl Butler - Oh How I Miss You ( Columbia )
Faron Young - I Hear You Talkin ( Capitol )
Justin Tubb - Lucky Lucky Someone Else ( Decca )
Howard Vokes - The Love I Once Knew ( Del Ray )
Leon Payne - You Stood Me Up This Morning ( Starday )
Johnny Paycheck - Pride Covered Ears ( Little Darlin )
Gene Hatton - Wildest One In Town ( King )
Don West - Too Pretend ( Kin )
Joe Carson - The Last Song ( Liberty )