Wayne Kemp

Wayne Kemp (born June 1, 1941 in Greenwood, Arkansas; raised in Muldrow, Oklahoma) is an American country music singer. He recorded between 1969 and 1986 for Decca, MCA, United Artists, Mercury and Door Knob Records, and charted twenty-four singles on the Hot Country Songs charts. His highest-peaking single was "Honky Tonk Wine," which peaked at #17 in 1973. The song is included on his second studio album, Kentucky Sunshine, which reached #25 on Top Country Albums.

Kemp also co-wrote songs for other artists, including "Love Bug" for George Jones and "One Piece at a Time" for Johnny Cash. Ricky Van Shelton also released a cover of Kemp's "I'll Leave This World Loving You."

Discography:

Year	Single	Album
1969	"Won't You Come Home (And Talk to a Stranger)"	Wayne Kemp
	"Bar Room Habits"
1971	"Who'll Turn Out the Lights"
	"Award to an Angel"
	"Did We Have to Come This Far (To Say Goodbye)"	non-album single
1972	"Darlin'"	Kentucky Sunshine
1973	"Honky Tonk Wine"
	"Kentucky Sunshine"
1974	"Listen"
	"Harlan County"	non-album singles
1976	"Waiting for the Tables to Turn"
	"I Should Have Watched That First Step"
1977	"Leona Don't Live Here Anymore"
	"I Love It (When You Love All Over Me)"
1980	"Love Goes to Hell When It Dies"
	"I'll Leave This World Loving You"
1981	"Your Wife Is Cheatin' on Us Again"
	"Just Got Back from No Man's Land"
	"Why Am I Doing Without"
1982	"Slow Gin and Fast Women"
	"She Only Meant to Use Him"
1983	"Don't Send Me No Angels"	Country Past, Present, Future
1984	"I've Always Wanted To"
1986	"Red Neck and Over Thirty" (with Bobby G. Rice)	non-album single