Tony Booth is a celebrated figure in the world of country music, whose career has demonstrated both longevity and a deep connection to the genre's roots. Emerging in the late 1960s and enjoying significant popularity throughout the 1970s, Booth is known for his smooth vocals and traditional honky-tonk style that resonates with fans of classic country. One of his early career highlights was his association with Buck Owens and the Bakersfield Sound, which provided Booth with a sturdy platform to launch his musical endeavors.

Over the years, Booth has released a string of albums and singles that showcase his authentic approach to country music. Titles such as "The Key's In The Mailbox / Lonesome 7-7203" reflect his penchant for storytelling and emotional narrative, which have become trademarks of his style. His interpretive talent is evident in cover songs like "When a Man Loves a Woman/This Is Tony Booth," revealing a versatility that complements his core honky-tonk essence. Collections like "The Essential Tony Booth" capture the breadth of his contribution to country music. Despite the ebb and flow of musical trends, Tony Booth has steadfastly remained true to the heart of country music, resonating with purists and new fans alike. His reflections on the highs and lows of life, distilled into relatable melodies, have solidified his place as a respected and enduring artist in the world of country music.

Genres

Bakersfield Sound

Classic Country Pop

Deep Contemporary Country

Latest Release

Something 'bout You Baby I Like

Tony Booth

Album - 21 Tracks - Released July 17, 2020