Honky-tonk
Honky-tonk was an American genre of music; the term was also used to refer to the type of bar where such music was often played.

"Sister Honky Tonk" was a song sung by Mae West in the 1930s movie I'm No Angel. ()

"Crazy Arms" and "Gently Falls" were popular honky-tonk songs during the 1950s. ()

The song "It's Only a Paper Moon", which was a frequently performed by Vic Fontaine at his lounge, had the lyric "Without your love, it's a honky-tonk parade." ()

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