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Artist/Band: Jim Ed Brown and the Browns
Lyrics for Song: Honky Tonkin'
Lyrics for Album: This Is My Beat! [RCA Victor] [1968]



(Hank Williams)



When you are sad and lonely

And have no place to go

Just come to see me baby

And bring along some dough.



And we'll go honky tonkin', honky tonkin'

We'll go honky tonkin', honey baby

We'll go honky tonkin' round this town.



I'm a goin' to the city

To the city fair

If you go to the city look around

And you'll find me there.



'Cause I'll be honky tonkin', honky tonkin'

I'll be honky tonkin', honey baby

I'll be honky tonkin' round this town.



--- Instrumental ---



When you and your daddy

Have a fallin' out

Just call me up sweet mama

And we'll go steppin' out.



Yes, we'll go honky tonkin', honky tonkin'

We'll go honky tonkin', honey baby

We'll go honky tonkin' round this town.



When you are sad and lonely

And have no place to go

Just come to see me baby

And bring along some dough.



Yes, we'll go honky tonkin', honky tonkin'

We'll go honky tonkin', honey baby

We'll go honky tonkin' round this town...


About Honky Tonkin'

Jim Ed Brown and the Browns deliver a quintessential 1968 rockabilly and country-rock fusion on "Honky Tonkin'," a track that captures the raw energy of the era's honky-tonk scene. Recorded for RCA Victor, the song showcases Jim Ed Brown's signature vocal style, blending the twang of country music with the driving rhythm of rock and roll. This recording appears on the album *This Is My Beat!*, which serves as a testament to the group's ability to navigate the shifting musical landscapes of the late sixties. The composition reflects the broader cultural context of the time, where artists like Jim Ed Brown were pivotal in keeping the spirit of early rock and roll alive through their dynamic performances. While specific chart positions or award details are not widely documented, the song remains a notable example of the genre's evolution during this period. Its enduring appeal lies in its authentic delivery and the seamless integration of regional sounds into a popular format that resonated with audiences across the country.


Album Lyrics: This Is My Beat! [RCA Victor] [1968]


Jim Ed Brown and the Browns
"This Is My Beat! [RCA Victor] [1968]"


1. Longest Beer of the Night
2. Honky Tonk Man
3. War Is Hell
4. Morning After
5. Honky Tonkin'
6. Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay
7. What's a Girl Like You Doing in a Place Like This
8. My Friend the Bottle My Friend the Glass
9. Enemy
10. Bummin' Around
11. Cajun Stripper
12. Smaller Than the Bottle