Ahh he77, Johnny Bush passed....

now that is one that i could listen to all day, and sure wanted to drink a beer!!!!! RIP Sir

One of my favorits.

RIP

I remember hearing this song when I was 18 and it was legal to get in and drink is a real "Honky Tonk'. He played with the best of them. It`s been quite a party.

Not to be confused wot Honky Tonk Attitude.

RIP

I believe he was 85.

I’m not familiar with him. Too bad. He had a classic country voice.

Sad to hear. My absolute favorite!! He played in Houston at DanceTown USA on Airline.

He used to play in Rowena at the ODHS (Sons of Hermann) hall, founded by Germans and the SPJST (a Czech fraternal organization) hall, every so often. Small town rodeo dances all across west Texas had him on the marquee at least one night. He also played frequently at the Boots and Saddles and the Dixie Club in San Angelo. I believe we saw him one year at the Coleman Rodeo dances, and a few time at the Pecos Rodeo dances. He also played athe Abilene Cow Palace, a BYOB warehouse in the late 60's, but it was closed in the 70's.

Here's another
He's going to be missed RIP!

I'm 84 and shaking in my boots.

One more for good measure

I listened to him on KVET in Austin and KKYX in San Antonio.

I danced to his songs sung by cover bands at the Broken Spoke, The Lumber Yard, Dance Across Texas, and the SPJST Hall in Round Rock.

Good times!

RIP

RIP

I saw him at Dance Town several times. That was one rough joint. R.I.P.

A friend told me about the hot housewives gathering at Dance Time USA.

texasag93, he77 i probably meet you at the SP RR, ran that one since it opened back then. HAHAA!!!!

That's a little wired to me. I still identify with my young neighbors more than the older ones. That's why I don't think I will ever end up in an old folks home.

RIP

RIP

Love his music

Bud played steel for him a lot. Drank many a beer in bust out joints listening to him.
Great guy. Classic voice.
Travel well Johnny

One of my favorites. I saw him at the Lumber Yard and one more place I can’t recall, he made music like it was meant to be.

Golden Stallion in San Antonio, the Cabaret Club in Bandera, and of course Floor Country Store in Helotes!

Whiskey River was his gift that kept on giving.