Gram and his wife came to see me and, while I was examining her, he picked up a guitar on the other side of the curtain and started singing: 'The jukebox is playing, a honky-tonk song One more I keep saying, and then I'll go home.
For a minute or so she ponders, glumly, the import of this revelation; and then "Barbara Ann," by the Beach Boys, starts up on the jukebox, and they begin, spontaneously, to dance.
At this point, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame exists only to give record executives and vinyl collectors a reason to start a jukebox argument.
He will brighten or dim the lighting if he senses the need, and he will nix Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" if the jukebox starts to play it when the bulk of the crowd are in their 20s and 30s.
After singing to a tune from the jukebox, he starts a fight with him.
A woman being stood up played Nina Simone on the jukebox until people started arriving and the tunes turned to memory-lane alternative music like the Dead Kennedys -- practically singalong for the early-30's crowd.
There's a moment in that film when Damian's character walks into a bar, puts money in the jukebox and starts singing.
Art Rupe, a graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles, started out by recording local black artists for the jukebox market.
Pop music blared out from the jukebox.
After his voice changed, he lost interest in school and started hanging around Dimashio's ice-cream parlor, listening to the jukebox.
The men asked the waitresses to identify the most popular tunes on the jukebox, and they went back to the station and started playing them, in heavy rotation.
