SPT Theatre presents

Honky Tonk Highway

Thu, Oct 15 - Sun, Oct 18 @ 7:30PM

CSPS Performance Hall

The time is 1970. We are at Tucker’s Roadhouse in Alton Falls, Tennessee, where Clint’s rocket-ride-of-a-career began 12 years ago. Clint’s former band, The Mountain Rangers, has reunited tonight for a one-time-only concert to perform Clint’s songs and to reminisce and ruminate about the man they helped make famous. As everyone knows, Clint died a year ago tonight. But his trademark, baby-blue cowboy hat, is up on stage with the band. Whichever band member puts on the hat “becomes” Clint, as they flash back to relive the story of Clint’s life, through the autobiographical songs he wrote and made country-western classics. Clint rose from boyhood poverty in a fly-speck town to the glittering heights of stardom in the far-off big cities. Along the way, he did some things right, did some things wrong, and left behind a trail of songs.