Twang
George Strait
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When I get off of work on Friday, after working like a dog all week I go to meet the boys for a cold one, at a little joint up the street They got a jukebox in the corner, full of old country tunes Feed it five dollars worth of quarters, is the first thing I always do 'Cause I need a little twang A little hillbilly bending on some guitar strings Some peddle steel whining like a whistle of an old freight train To get that foot stompin' honkey tonkin' feeling going through my veins I need a little twang, twang, twang Well, I like a lot of kinds of music I try to keep an open mind Depending on the mood to strike me If I'm gonna stay 'till closing time So when I wanna lift my spirits to get me feeling worth a dang I know I'm gonna have to hear it 'Cause I gotta have some Hank to hang 'Cause I need a little twang A little hillbilly bending on some guitar strings Some peddle steel whining like a whistle of an old freight train To get that foot stompin' honkey tonkin' feeling going through my veins I need a little twang I need a little twang A little hillbilly bending on some guitar strings Some peddle steel whining like a whistle of an old freight train To get that foot stompin' honkey tonkin' feeling going through my veins I need a little twang, twang, twang I need a little twang, twang, twang.
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Written by: JIM LAUDERDALE, KENDELL WAYNE MARVEL, JIMMY RITCHEY
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10 facts about this song
Artist Background"Twang" is a song performed by American country music artist George Strait who is widely known as the "King of Country". He is considered one of the most influential and popular recording artists in the world.
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Album FactThe song "Twang" is the title track from Strait's 26th studio album of the same name, which was released on August 11, 2009.
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Chart PerformanceThe "Twang" album debuted at Number 1 on the U.S. Billboard Top Country Album and Number 1 on the Billboard 200, proving Strait's enduring appeal to country music fans.
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SongwritersThe song "Twang" was written by Jim Lauderdale, Kendell Marvell, and Jimmy Ritchey.
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Unique FactGeorge Strait's son, Bubba Strait, wrote or co-wrote three songs in this album, marking the first time that Bubba collaborated with his dad in songwriting.
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AwardsThe album "Twang" was nominated for Best Country Album at the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards in 2010.
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Music and Lyrical ContentWith its upbeat tempo and catchy lyrics, "Twang" showcases Strait's iconic country flair, harking back to traditional country sounds and themes.
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ToursSongs from the album "Twang", including the title track, were featured in the setlist of Strait's Twang tour which spanned from 2009 to 2010.
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Critical ReceptionThe album as a whole received favorable reviews from music critics. However, the song "Twang" didn't chart as a single.
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Stream & Radio AirplayDespite not being released as a single, "Twang" has enjoyed significant radio airplay and streams, demonstrating George Strait's longevity and timeless appeal in country music.
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