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Honkytonkville
Country · 2003 · 12 tracks

Honkytonkville

George Strait

Texas barroom elegance. Polished production meets the grit of the honky-tonk, anchored by a baritone that feels like home.

June 10, 2003 · MCA Nashville

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A seasoned, slightly weary collection of stories that finds beauty in the familiar patterns of heartbreak and faith.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks
01
She Used to Say That to Me
2:58
02
Honkytonkville
2:48
03
Look Who’s Back From Town
4:04
04
Cowboys Like Us
3:39
05
Tell Me Something Bad About Tulsa
3:17
06
As Far as It Goes
3:39
07
I Found Jesus on the Jailhouse Floor
3:37
08
Desperately
4:08
09
Honk If You Honky Tonk
2:15
10
Heaven Is Missing an Angel
4:25
11
Four Down and Twelve Across
2:52
12
My Infinite Love
3:46
Moments Worth Listening For
The sharp, rhythmic fiddle double-stops that kick off the title track, immediately setting a dancehall pace.
The transition from the gritty narrative of the jailhouse floor to the soaring, sincere spiritual chorus.
The way the pedal steel mimics a sigh during the quietest verses of Desperately.
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Bittersweet saturates this record notably more than the artist's norm.

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