“Why You Been Gone So Long”

E506389

“Why You Been Gone So Long” is a country song best known as a honky-tonk standard that has been widely covered since the late 1960s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf song
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describedAs honky-tonk standard widely covered since the late 1960s
genre country
honky-tonk
hasCulturalRole barroom sing-along song
country dancehall staple
hasInfluenceOn later honky-tonk revival recordings
hasNotableCharacteristic considered a country music standard
widely covered by country artists
hasNotableRecognition recognized as a frequently covered country song
regarded as a honky-tonk classic
hasNotableType honky-tonk standard
hasStyle barroom honky-tonk
up-tempo country
isFrequentlyCoveredSince late 1960s
isPartOf country music repertoire
honky-tonk repertoire
language English
mainTheme heartache
loneliness
longing for a lover
publicationPeriod late 1960s
typicalInstrumentation acoustic guitar
bass
drums
electric guitar
fiddle
steel guitar
typicalPerformanceContext country music concert
honky-tonk bar

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Johnny Darrell recorded “Why You Been Gone So Long”