Rock-Titled Songs: Don’t Rock the Jukebox

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Yesterday we lost power for about 20 minutes, just one of about 20,000 customers affected by the storms. It was rocking and rolling for a few minutes there, just like this countdown for the month. And yes, it’s all about songs with “rock” or “rock and roll” in the title, but for the second day in a row….Linda? NO!!!!!!!!! Don’t Rock the Jukebox - Alan Jackson And just like that, all of the country music is done for the month. In the intro to the video, Alan Jackson explains how this song came to be: a jukebox with a broken leg, making it wobbly. Not only did he get a big hit out of it, I think this may be the first time The Rolling Stones ever got a mention in a country song. What’s even better about this video is the cameo that George Jones makes near the end. We don’t get to “hear some Jones,” but we get to see him! Don’t Rock the Jukebox Written by Alan Jackson, Roger Murrah, and Keith Stegall Recorded by Alan Jackson From Don’t Rock the Jukebox, 1991 You got a heartbroke hillbilly: