A New Cowboy Singer in Jon Wolfe?

Well the cowboy hat gives hope at least.

I miss the days of the cowboy singers - that's not new news. So I might be a bit easier of a sell for someone who looks the part.

Jon Pardi and Justin Moore are two of my favorite country singers on the radio that aren't the current "country kings". For example: Dierks, Eric, Brad, Tim, Blake, Luke, Kenny and Keith. (See why Friday's are for the females?) No, I take that back, lets call the the country court. Even though Bob Willis may have been the king of country and western swing its George Straight who still holds on to it now especially for the cowboy singers and Garth will be his successor. But that's a whole other forty-page post. In short if you're a Jon Pardi or Justin Moore fan you will need an introduction to Jon Wolfe.

The singer/songwriter was born and raised in Oklahoma before calling Texas his home. He's well known down south especially in the Texas music tour and has opened shows for the late great Merle Haggard and the king himself Mr. George Straight.

"That Girl in Texas" and "It All Happened in a Honky Tonk" are releases from 2011 and 2012 respectively, but, if you're one of them that only takes a chance on an artist for one or two songs these will be the ones who will hook you.

According to jonwolfecountry.com Jon is currently on tour and will be playing 8 dates in December 6 of which will be in Texas. (Seriously, Texas you have all the good music right now).

                                               
                                                                 "That Girl in Texas"


                                                         "It Happened in  a Honky-Tonk"

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