Rock,n Roll...essential to space invaders button bashing !!

was my regular jukebox selection in the Blue Posts which used to be on Oxford Street. Longer songs were value for money!!!

... but I particularly used to love Dean Martin singing Little Old Wine Drinker Me when it played on the jukebox in the Rising Sun in Shelley. Perfect accompaniment to a game of 5s and 3s.

It was a bit of a tradition to play "From A Jack To A King" on the juke at chucking out time in my youth.

It's pub ettiquette for everyone to do the "BONK BONK" thing with their glasses as the intro ends and the vocal starts.

Similarly I'm A Believer. BONK BONK BONK "OI!"

I was in a bar in Cape Town with my wife a few years ago. The song came on. All the Brits dotted around the place did this. All the japies looked bemused.

... the last time I was there, had Theme de Yo Yo by the Art Ensemble Of Chicago in its jukebox.

My goodness it sounded good!

I look for "Red River Rock" by Johnny & The Hurricanes.

Having travelled the short distance from Huddersfield to play in a footy match I was most impressed by the jukebox in a Brighouse pub when I was able to select 'Don't Touch Me There' by the Tubes.

My old local the Bear&Billet used to let us choose the content.These were played a lot

sounds amazing in pubs. Particularly the one I was in in St Austell around 10 years ago.

track. Particularly enjoyed a jukebox with Cruiser's Creek

Chorlton Green, Manchester. Mid-1980s. Had the best jukebox ever. Not a chart-hit in sight. We had a flat just round the corner and went there for Sunday lunch most weeks to a soundtrack of Neil Young, Eagles, CSN, Teardrop Explodes, Bunnymen etc etc. Oh, and Kevin 'Curly Watts' Kennedy was a regular too..

Brighton seafront used to sport a fine country & western selection on it's jukebox.
'Pour Me Another Tequila Sheila' was always first on, closely followed by Waylon, Willie and the boys.

Frickin' amazing on 7" vinyl, cut amazingly loudly, great record...

...of an old Seeburg jukebox. It only holds 50 singles so it gets changed around fairly often. Those that tend to stick around just sound great on 7". Not sure if it's the way they were recorded / mastered, or just luck, but they're always the first thing put on. They include:

Robert Gordon (& Link Wray) - Red Hot

Sir Douglas Quintet - Mendochino

and

Tony Bennett - Rags To Riches (with One More For The Road on the flip)

hats off to the artist Tom Mckean and his mate Pat who has a jukebox in his front room.
and the winner on the jukebox randomizer was

a nose ahead of

FACT

I'd play this one
Avenues & Alleyways

And walk out if this ones played
Is This The Way To Amarillo