The Honky Tonk Nights Rag (or Professor Walker and His Solo Symphony)
from Honky Tonk Nights
Original (1986)
The Honky Tonk Nights Rag (or Professor Walker and His Solo Symphony) is a song from Honky Tonk Nights. Sing The Honky Tonk Nights Rag (or Professor Walker and His Solo Symphony) alongside real Broadway performers at Sing with the Stars in New York City.
Sing This Song LiveCredits
- Composed by
- David Campbell
- Lyrics by
- David Campbell
- Position
- Act 1, Song 1 of 11
From the show
The Honky Tonk Nights Rag (or Professor Walker and His Solo Symphony) appears in Honky Tonk Nights.
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- What is The Honky Tonk Nights Rag (or Professor Walker and His Solo Symphony)?
- The Honky Tonk Nights Rag (or Professor Walker and His Solo Symphony) is a Broadway song from Honky Tonk Nights.
- What show is The Honky Tonk Nights Rag (or Professor Walker and His Solo Symphony) from?
- The Honky Tonk Nights Rag (or Professor Walker and His Solo Symphony) is from Honky Tonk Nights, a Broadway musical.
- Who wrote The Honky Tonk Nights Rag (or Professor Walker and His Solo Symphony)?
- The Honky Tonk Nights Rag (or Professor Walker and His Solo Symphony) was composed by David Campbell with lyrics by David Campbell.
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