The term "jukebox" originated in the South as a slang term used by field workers. The term could refer to the African word "joot" meaning to dance or "jook" meaning disorderly or wicked. The term "jook house" was used to describe out of the way shacks used by southern field workers for dancing, drinking and also as brothels. According to Wurlitzer, the first reference to Jukebox came from a Texas distributor around 1937 (http://tomszone.com).

Honky Tonk Angels' Jukebox Selections

Artists and CD Information

	Blue Light Special: Sittin' On Top of the World
	Champ Hood: Bon Haven
	Champ Hood: Sad As It Seems
	Clay Dubose: Baby Blues
	Clay Dubose: It Don't Get Any Better Than That
	Country Generations: All My Life
	Country Generations: Paint Me Blue
	Cow Hear This: Pearl Snap Shirts (Jason Boland & the Stragglers)
	Harold Hill: Little Cowgirl Goodnight
	Harold Hill: Merle Made Me Do It
	Jartse Tuominen: Ghost of Love
	Jeff Laine: Jack Me Up
	Jeff Laine: Waiting For You
	Jennifer Prince: Champ Died and All the Women Cried
	Jessica Sheperd: Man Enough
	Jessica Sheperd: Save Me From Me
	Joe Houck: Green Prairie Ride
	Joe West: Can Man Christmas
	Kat Nelson: Lonely Lonely Lives
	Kat Nelson: My Mom Has Left This Town
	Keith Norris: Hurt Me All The Time
	Keith Norris: Two Step Program
	Lolene: Slow Burn
	Los Lonely Boys: Senorita
	Los Lonely Boys: Velvet Sky
	Max Meyers Band: Angels
	Max Meyers Band: Loretta Diamond
	Steve 'Red' Reider: One Way on a New Set of Tracks
	Wendy Colonna: Judas
	Wendy Colonna: May Day
	Wendy Colonna: Sodom
	Will Hass: Caroline
	Wrecks Bell: Dollar Blues