Biography:
June Carter Cash (June 23, 1929 – May 15, 2003), born Valerie June Carter, was a singer, songwriter, actress, a member of the first family of country music, the Carter Family, and the second wife of singer Johnny Cash. She played the guitar, banjo, and autoharp.
As a singer, she had both a solo career and a career singing with, first, her family, and later, her husband. As a solo artist, she became somewhat successful with upbeat country tunes of the 1950s, like Juke Box Blues.
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Intro- Verse 1 Chords
F# C#
I walked into a honky-tonk just the other day
F#
I dropped a nickel in a juke box just to hear it play
C#
I didn't have no tune in mind, I didn't wait to choose
F#
Just dropped a nickel in the slot and I played the juke box blues
Instrumental- chords from verse 1
F#
There's a guy in there with an old tin horn
C#
And a feller on an old banjo
And the man of the fiddle he wasn't no slouch
F#
He could really drag that bow
Fiddle plays-Chords from verse 1
F#
Well, the man on the fiddle he must have got tired
C#
I didn't hear him say
'Cause he cut loose on the steel guitar
F#
And the juke box ran away
Steel guitar plays- Chords from verse 1
F#
And I've heard something going strong
C#
It must have been a drum
It gave that song a solid beat
F#
Boy it was goin' some
Drum plays- Chords from verse 1
F# C#
I walked into a honky-tonk just the other day
F#
I dropped a nickel in a juke box just to hear it play
C#
I didn't have no tune in mind, I didn't wait to choose
F#
Just dropped a nickel in the slot and I played the juke box blues
Lead guitar plays- Chords from verse 1*
F#
I've played a lot of juke boxes
C#
Most everyone in town
That's the first tune I've ever heard
F#
That can make one mess around
INSTRUMENTAL-F#
C#
Play the juke box blues
Such a rhythm I've never heard
F#
I danced out both of my shoes
End on F#
F# C#
I walked into a honky-tonk just the other day
F#
I dropped a nickel in a juke box just to hear it play
C#
I didn't have no tune in mind, I didn't wait to choose
F#
Just dropped a nickel in the slot and I played the juke box blues
Instrumental- chords from verse 1
F#
There's a guy in there with an old tin horn
C#
And a feller on an old banjo
And the man of the fiddle he wasn't no slouch
F#
He could really drag that bow
Fiddle plays-Chords from verse 1
F#
Well, the man on the fiddle he must have got tired
C#
I didn't hear him say
'Cause he cut loose on the steel guitar
F#
And the juke box ran away
Steel guitar plays- Chords from verse 1
F#
And I've heard something going strong
C#
It must have been a drum
It gave that song a solid beat
F#
Boy it was goin' some
Drum plays- Chords from verse 1
F# C#
I walked into a honky-tonk just the other day
F#
I dropped a nickel in a juke box just to hear it play
C#
I didn't have no tune in mind, I didn't wait to choose
F#
Just dropped a nickel in the slot and I played the juke box blues
Lead guitar plays- Chords from verse 1*
F#
I've played a lot of juke boxes
C#
Most everyone in town
That's the first tune I've ever heard
F#
That can make one mess around
INSTRUMENTAL-F#
C#
Play the juke box blues
Such a rhythm I've never heard
F#
I danced out both of my shoes
End on F#
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