Is This All There Is to a Honky Tonk explained

Is This All There Is to a Honky Tonk
Type:	single
Artist:	Jerry Naylor
B-Side:	All I Ever Wanted Was You (Here Lovin' Me)
Released:	1974
Genre:	Country
Label:	Melodyland 6003

"Is This All There Is to a Honky Tonk" was a hit on the country music charts for singer Jerry Naylor in 1974.

Background

"Is This All There Is to a Honky Tonk" was written by Robert L. Duncan and Don Lee.^[1] It was recorded by Jerry Naylor and backed with "You're The One", it was released on Melodyland 6003. It appeared in the Billboard Top Single Picks in December, 1974.^{[2] [3]} The song spent ten weeks on the country charts, peaking at #31 on March 29, 1975.^[4]

Other versions

Tony Booth did a version of the song which was the title song of his album of the same name.^[5]

Notes and References

1. Catalog of Copyright Entries: Third Series
   Volume 28, Part 5, Number 2, Section 2
   Music
   Current and Renewal Registrations
   July–December 1974 - Page 3992
2. Billboard, December 26, 1974 - Page 46 Billboards's Top Single Picks, Country, recommended
3. Global Dog Productions - 45 Discography for Melodyland/Hitsville Records
4. Billboard - HOT COUNTRY SONGS, The week of March 29, 1975
5. Discogs - Tony Booth Discography, Albums