Single Proves WHY He's Made CMA's "WHO To Watch In 2008" List
Nashville, TN - Jeff Griffith's roundhouse good-time, good-bye "Holed Up In Some Honky Tonk" hits radio programmers' desks today. A "stutter" guitar lick and a cut-loose fiddle set the tone for this romp that tells the story of man who's been shown the door - and who's on his way to the nearest honky tonk - and on to someone new.
"I'LL BE HOLED UP IN SOME HONKY TONK
HOLDIN' SOMEONE NEW
GETTIN' TIGHT WITH SOMEONE ELSE
THE MINUTE YOU TURN LOOSE
IF YOU'RE GIVIN' UP ON ALL WE HAVE
I'LL JUST GIVE UP TOO
I'LL BE HOLED UP IN SOME HONKY TONK
HOLDIN' SOMEONE NEW"
Dycus/Mevis/Dillon
The track has been released as a single by two other artists: Dean Dillon (1991) and Joe Sun (1982). Griffith hopes "the third time's the charm" for what he calls, "one of the world's greatest honky tonk songs." "The fans LOVE this tune," Jeff says. "It really gets 'em out on the dance floor and havin' a good time"
"Holed Up In Some Honky Tonk" is the fourth single from Griffith's Arrowhead Records' debut CD, IF IT AIN'T ONE THING IT'S ANOTHER," which is available at Best Buy, Hastings and your favorite e-tailers.
Nashville, TN - Jeff Griffith's roundhouse good-time, good-bye "Holed Up In Some Honky Tonk" hits radio programmers' desks today. A "stutter" guitar lick and a cut-loose fiddle set the tone for this romp that tells the story of man who's been shown the door - and who's on his way to the nearest honky tonk - and on to someone new.
