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King of the Honky-Tonk: From the Original Master Tapes,Webb Pierce

- King of the Honky-Tonk: From the Original Master Tapes
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Webb Pierce
Released 1994

Honky Tonk Song
02:04
99 plays

I Don't Care
02:30
92 plays

Wondering
03:01
92 plays

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songs

- 1
- Wondering
- 03:01
- 92 plays

- 2
- I Just Can't Be True
- 02:23
- 38 plays

- 3
- Back Street Affair
- 02:46
- 87 plays

- 4
- Broken Engagement
- 03:00
- 42 plays

- 5
- It's Been So Long
- 02:21
- 47 plays

- 6
- There Stands the Glass
- 02:27
- 150 plays

- 7
- I'm Walking the Dog
- 02:28
- 57 plays

- 8
- Slowly
- 02:34
- 312 plays

- 9
- Even Tho'
- 02:48
- 60 plays

- 10
- Sparkling Brown Eyes
- 02:55
- 31 plays

- 11
- More and More
- 02:24
- 703 plays

- 12
- In the Jailhouse Now
- 02:06
- 427 plays

- 13
- I Don't Care
- 02:30
- 92 plays

- 14
- Why Baby Why
- 02:33
- 418 plays

- 15
- I'm Tired
- 01:58
- 48 plays

- 16
- Honky Tonk Song
- 02:04
- 99 plays

- 17
- Tupelo County Jail
- 02:05
- 42 plays

- 18
- I Ain't Never
- 01:53
- 310 plays

album review

No one ever accused Pierce of being a singer's singer; neverthless, his classic country oeuvre is totally individualistic, which is really more important. Any fan of '50s fiddle-and-steel honky tonk will want this collection, which features such Pierce immortals as "There Stands the Glass," "Slowly," a rollicking 1954 remake of Jimmie Rodgers' "In the Jailhouse Now," and the to-the-point "Honky Tonk Song." The latter is one of several cuts from the pen of a young Mel Tillis. ~ Dan Cooper, All Music Guide