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Jackson Browne (1948)

Nicky Byrne - Westlife (1978)

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Music Factoids

It is a popular misconception that "Country Honk" on the Rolling Stones "Let It Bleed" album was a re-worked country version of "Honky Tonk Women." In actual fact, it was the other way round. The song was written as a country song when the Stones visited a ranch during a trip to Brazil in 1968. It was Mick Taylor who had the idea of re-working it into what would become a rock classic, which was released before the album version.

 


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