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Honky Tonk Ton | Dolly and Merle Haggard Medley - 1988

🤠 Honky Tonk Town 🍻 🎻 Where the Country is Found 🪕 More at:   / honkytonktown   Subscribe for Free! 🪕🎻 “I know Bonnie Owens has sung some of the best harmony on your records, but if you don’t mind, Bonnie, I’m gonna steal your part tonight. I ain’t gonna do it as good as you, but it’s my show and you stay right there,” she joked. They started off the medley with a toe-tappin’ rendition of “Workin’ Man Blues”. You can’t help but nod your head to the beat and clap along when you hear the chorus! After seamlessly transitioning into Haggard’s 1966 hit “Swinging Doors,” they followed it up with what Parton called “one of [his] prettiest songs,” “Today I Started Loving You Again.” They finished with an upbeat chorus of “Mama Tried” and ‘Okie From Muskogee.” Parton and Haggard had the entire audience singing along! This is one of those performances that make you wish we had more time with Haggard. A true legend and pioneer in the country music world. It’s great to see how these two friends interact with each other. Watch their incredible performance below. old honky-tonk country music george jones tribute hank williams honking tonk blues grand ole opry performances country songs waylon jennings johnny cash keith country singer dwight yoakam on youtube dwight yoakam george jones country concerts conway twitty songs the night hank williams came to town old honky-tonk country music george jones tribute hank williams honking tonk blues grand ole opry performances country songs waylon jennings johnny cash keith country singer dwight yoakam on youtube dwight yoakam george jones country concerts conway twitty songs the night hank williams came to town Disclaimer: This content is shared with the intent to celebrate and promote real country music. All rights belong to the original copyright owners. We do not intend to infringe on any copyrights or profit from this content. We believe this use qualifies as fair use for educational and entertainment purposes.