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The term "honky tonk" is believed to have originated in the late 19th century, referring to bars or dance halls featuring live music, particularly in the Southern United States. The name is thought to derive from the sound of the pianos often found in these venues, as "tonk" mimics the noise of a piano being played. Over time, honky tonk evolved to describe a specific style of Country Music associated with these establishments, characterized by its upbeat tempo and themes of love and heartbreak.

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