Brooklyn by way of South Carolina, Jay Sanford follows January's Big Tent Revival with an old-school two-sided (digital) single. The A-side, "Don't Fence Me In," takes a honky-tonk two-step and runs it through a rock engine — same dance-floor bones, more muscle.
Brooklyn by way of South Carolina, Jay Sanford follows January's Big Tent Revival with an old-school two-sided (digital) single.
The A-side, "Don't Fence Me In," takes a honky-tonk two-step and runs it through a rock engine — same dance-floor bones, more muscle.
Sanford lays out the thesis in the chorus: "I do some honky-tonkin' but […]
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Brooklyn by way of South Carolina, Jay Sanford follows January's Big Tent Revival with an old-school two-sided (digital) single. The A-side, "Don't Fence Me In," takes a honky-tonk two-step and runs it through a rock engine — same dance-floor bones, more muscle. Sanford lays out the thesis in the chorus: "I do some honky-tonkin' but […]
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