Jukebox Fury £36.57
Is available from the following store
(Price last checked 09/01/2026 15:13:04)
Jukebox Fury on vinyl
may also be available from these sellers
click the links to check latest prices
Dale Watson has always been a maverick in the world of country music, and his latest offering, "Jukebox Fury," is no exception.
This album is a frenetic whirlwind of honky-tonk energy, with Watson's signature baritone voice leading the charge.
From the opening track, "Call Me Insane," Watson grabs the listener by the collar and doesn't let go.
The songs on "Jukebox Fury" are a mix of classic country themes - heartbreak, drinking, and trucks - but Watson injects them with his own unique brand of wit and charm.
Tracks like "Jonesin' for Jones" and "Everybody's Somebody in Luckenbach" showcase Watson's songwriting prowess, while his band, The Lone Stars, provide a rock-solid foundation of twangy guitars and thumping drums.
But it's Watson's voice that truly steals the show.
His deep, rich vocals are as smooth as aged whiskey, and as rough around the edges as a worn-out pair of cowboy boots.
Whether he's belting out a tearjerker ballad or a rowdy drinking song, Watson's voice has a raw, honest quality that is impossible to ignore.
Overall, "Jukebox Fury" is a rollicking good time from start to finish.
Dale Watson may not be a household name outside of country music circles, but this album proves that he deserves to be.
So grab a beer, put on your cowboy hat, and get ready to dance - Dale Watson is here to make you feel alive.
This album is a frenetic whirlwind of honky-tonk energy, with Watson's signature baritone voice leading the charge.
From the opening track, "Call Me Insane," Watson grabs the listener by the collar and doesn't let go.
The songs on "Jukebox Fury" are a mix of classic country themes - heartbreak, drinking, and trucks - but Watson injects them with his own unique brand of wit and charm.
Tracks like "Jonesin' for Jones" and "Everybody's Somebody in Luckenbach" showcase Watson's songwriting prowess, while his band, The Lone Stars, provide a rock-solid foundation of twangy guitars and thumping drums.
But it's Watson's voice that truly steals the show.
His deep, rich vocals are as smooth as aged whiskey, and as rough around the edges as a worn-out pair of cowboy boots.
Whether he's belting out a tearjerker ballad or a rowdy drinking song, Watson's voice has a raw, honest quality that is impossible to ignore.
Overall, "Jukebox Fury" is a rollicking good time from start to finish.
Dale Watson may not be a household name outside of country music circles, but this album proves that he deserves to be.
So grab a beer, put on your cowboy hat, and get ready to dance - Dale Watson is here to make you feel alive.