Biografia:
John Gale Horton (30 de abril de 1925 - 5 de novembro de 1960), conhecido profissionalmente como Johnny Horton, foi um cantor americano de música country que foi o mais famoso para seu semi-folk, a chamada música "Saga", que lançou a balada "histórico "mania da década de 1950 e 1960. Com eles, tinha vários hits crossover maior, mais notavelmente em 1959 com "The Battle of New Orleans", que ganhou o Grammy 1960 de Melhor Country & Western gravação.
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Outras músicas:
- Whispering Pines
- All For The Love Of A Girl
- All Grown Up
- All Grownup
- Alley Girl Ways
- Ballad Of The Green Berets
- Battle Of Bull Run
- Bawlin Baby
- Betty Lorraine
- Big Wheels Rolling
- Church By The Side Of The Road
- Comanche
- Counterfeit Love
- Done Roving
- Dont Use My Heart For A Stepping Stone
- Empty Bed Blues
- First Train Heading South
- Honky Tonk Hardwood Floor
- Honky Tonk Man
- I Love You Baby
- Im A One Woman Man
- Im Coming Home
- Its A Long Rocky Road
- Jim Bridger
- Mean Mean Mean Son Of A Gun
- Miss Marcy
- North To Alaska
- Ole Slew Foot
- Schottische In Texas
- Sink The Bismarck
- Sleepy0Eyed John
- Take Me Like I Am
- The Battle Of Bull Run
- The Battle Of New Orleans
- The Mansion You Stole
- The Sinking Of The Reuben James
- The Woman I Need
- They Shined Up Rudolphs Nose
- When Its Springtime In Alaska Its 40 Below Acoustic
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Honky Tonk Man:Johnny Horton.
#96 Rock & #11 Country in 1962.
CHORUS:
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I`m a honky tonk man, and I can`t seem to stop.
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I love to give the girls a whirl to the music
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of an old jukebox.
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But when my money`s all gone, I`m on the telephone,
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callin` hey, hey, Mama, can your Daddy come home?
#1.
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I`m living fast and dangerously but I`ve got plenty
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of company.
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When the moon comes up and the sun goes down,
A E
that`s when I want to see the lights of town.
CHORUS:
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I`m a honky tonk man, and I can`t seem to stop.
A
I love to give the girls a whirl to the music
E
of an old jukebox.
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But when my money`s all gone, I`m on the telephone,
A B E
callin` hey, hey, Mama, can your Daddy come home?
(INTERLUDE:) E A E B A B E
CHORUS:
E
I`m a honky tonk man, and I can`t seem to stop.
A
I love to give the girls a whirl to the music
E
of an old jukebox.
E B
But when my money`s all gone, I`m on the telephone,
A B E
callin` hey, hey, Mama, can your Daddy come home?
#2.
E B
It takes a pretty little gal and a jug of wine..
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that`s what it takes to make a honky tonk mine.
E B
With the jukebox a moanin` a honky tonk sound,
A E
that`s when I wanna lay my money down.
CHORUS:
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I`m a honky tonk man, and I can`t seem to stop.
A
I love to give the girls a whirl to the music
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of an old jukebox.
E B
But when my money`s all gone, I`m on the telephone,
A B E
callin` hey, hey, Mama, can your Daddy come home?
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#96 Rock & #11 Country in 1962.
CHORUS:
E
I`m a honky tonk man, and I can`t seem to stop.
A
I love to give the girls a whirl to the music
E
of an old jukebox.
E B
But when my money`s all gone, I`m on the telephone,
A B E
callin` hey, hey, Mama, can your Daddy come home?
#1.
E B
I`m living fast and dangerously but I`ve got plenty
E
of company.
E B
When the moon comes up and the sun goes down,
A E
that`s when I want to see the lights of town.
CHORUS:
E
I`m a honky tonk man, and I can`t seem to stop.
A
I love to give the girls a whirl to the music
E
of an old jukebox.
E B
But when my money`s all gone, I`m on the telephone,
A B E
callin` hey, hey, Mama, can your Daddy come home?
(INTERLUDE:) E A E B A B E
CHORUS:
E
I`m a honky tonk man, and I can`t seem to stop.
A
I love to give the girls a whirl to the music
E
of an old jukebox.
E B
But when my money`s all gone, I`m on the telephone,
A B E
callin` hey, hey, Mama, can your Daddy come home?
#2.
E B
It takes a pretty little gal and a jug of wine..
A E
that`s what it takes to make a honky tonk mine.
E B
With the jukebox a moanin` a honky tonk sound,
A E
that`s when I wanna lay my money down.
CHORUS:
E
I`m a honky tonk man, and I can`t seem to stop.
A
I love to give the girls a whirl to the music
E
of an old jukebox.
E B
But when my money`s all gone, I`m on the telephone,
A B E
callin` hey, hey, Mama, can your Daddy come home?
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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