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Jerry Jaye

rockabilly boogie-woogie indorock rock and roll

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Best remembered for his 1976 country radio hit "Honky Tonk Women Love Redneck Men," singer/guitarist Jerry Jaye was born Gerald Hatley in Manila, AK, on October 19, 1937; after a handful of independent recordings, he surfaced on Hi Records in 1967 with the rockabilly-influenced My Girl Josephine, reaching the Top 30 with the title track (a cover of the <a href="spotify:artist:09C0xjtosNAIXP36wTnWxd">Fats Domino</a> hit) before spending nearly a decade out of the spotlight. Resurfacing on Columbia in 1975, Jaye notched a minor hit with a cover of the <a href="spotify:artist:1ObAu0tz0NlOI6FNHTXchD">Tommy Edwards</a> chart-topper "It's All in the Game," returning to Hi the following year with Honky Tonk Women Love Redneck Men before again receding from view. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi

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