@@billybee3423 Really? I didn't realize that he regretted it. I think it's beautiful homage and I love almost everything Bocephus has recorded and acknowledge his father's greatness and influence as an earlier American country singer.
@@Chicken_Wing91 That's a good point. I'd also like to add that Bocephus never had the opportunity to sing with his dad in person, so the technology that had become available in the 80's allowed him to do so. Also for anyone interested in checking out more musical homages to Hank Sr. by Hank Jr., check out "Hank" by Hank Jr. and also the Austin City Limits performance by Hank Jr. and his band in 1980.
This song was written by Hank Sr and recorded but never released, so the only version of it was the original recording track, not even a master was done. This Demo that was then given to Hank Jr by Bill Lister who had found it and released a version of it. This Demo(something that was meant to be disposable as it only needed to last until the master was cut) lasted from its recording in the 50s until it was given to Hank Jr in 1988, and then released it in 1989. So Hank William Sr's Finial New release was a Duet with his Son, released 36 years after his death.
Hank Sr died in Fayette County in WV… I’ve stopped by Hanks Last Stop Bar several times for a few beers to toast Hank. It was indeed, Hanks stop… shortly after he left his driver found Hank dead in the back of his car. RIP Hank
Hey I love the fact that you as a young man are checking out hank Williams, what you’re doing is finding out that true country music is storytelling in its truest form. Thanks a lot and God Bless
Hank Williams was legendary. He put superstardom on the map. There were other big names before him, but none of them came close to the level Hank Williams achieved. He is the most prolific songwriter I've ever heard. More people have recorded his music than any other artist in history. There's no telling what else he may have accomplished had he lived beyond 29 years old!
Hank Sr was amazing, he's been so influential in country music it's insane. Actually some other genres of artist covered his songs. In my opinion the KING of country, people can debate that if they like. He had so many hit's by the age of 29 (when he passed) it's insane. The hits Williams SR and JR had put up is mind blowing....best father/son combo in music history, my opinion of course.
My dad was always and still is an alcoholic. But I remember as a kid seeing him drinking so much until he’d start singing along (my father loved classic country, especially Hank Williams Sr) and he’d literally have tears in his eyes as he’d sing along and take a drink from his favorite beer. My mother, even though she loves this song, can’t even listen to it without thinking about the time she saw him drunk, singing along with tears in his eyes. 😂
Try to find the episode of Marty Stewart's show. He had Hank 3 on and Marty loaned him one of Hank Sr.s suits and one of his guitars. And Hank 3 sank his granddad's songs. It was amazing.
Hank Jr definitely drank until he couldn't think, went to see him a long time ago & he had to be sat down in chair as he was so out of it. Swore id never go see him again but did when he was performing with Lynerd Skynyrd at Houston rodeo. He was sober & was great concert. Family Tradition is a VERY true song for Hank Jr.
Hank Jr did an album like this with his son Hank III. They sung a lot of Hank Sr's songs featuring all 3 of them. Some were just Hank Sr and Hank III singing together. It's trippy because Hank Sr and Hank III look and sound a lot alike.
I saw Hank 3 appear on a show that is hosted by Marty Stewart. Marty provided one of his grand daddy's suits to wear and guitars to play. And Hank 3 played Hank Sr songs and it was amazing.
Thanks for covering this old old song ,it truly showcases Hank Williams Sr musical skills ,he was light years ahead of his peers . Being from Alabama and having a connection with SR through my Grandfather ,it dies my heart good to see him being aged in 2023❤
Hank Sr has many many songs to check out so perhaps I can suggest just a few. Why Don’t You Love Me Like You Used To Do Move It On Over Long Gone Lonesome Blues Lovesick Blues I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry Hank Jr also has quite a catalog too!
Bocephus (Hank Jr.'s nickname from his daddy) was the first one to use the technology to sing with Sr. Natalie Cole did the same thing with Nat a few years later on "Unforgettable".
There’s a tear in every beer 🍺 but don’t you worry & don’t fear cause there’s a deer 🦌 you soon will hear 👂 and when she calls you will be near then you will shed a happy tear cause you & her will share a cheers 🍻! Stay thirsty my friend! 😂
That is actually a song his dad wrote and recorded but was never released. They found it in an attic apparently. He won a boatload of awards for the song, video. Hank sr was one of a kind. There are a lot of people who have covered his songs, artists from across the spectrum. Enjoy your ride.....
It's nice watching your reaction to this video! I remember in 1989 watching this thinking it was such great technology for that era, the reason Hank Williams senior stands the way he does is cuz he had spina bifida which is a spinal disorder which also made him as thin as he was! Just a little bit of background! Glad you liked the video!!❤
Heard this one also, from his Dad. My God he sounds just like his Dad in this one. Bro, a country song is always a "ballad" listen to the words from the writter/singer. Very well thought out.
Check out Dwight Yoakams song Long White Cadillac. It's about Hank Williams Sr. Dying in the back of a cadillac. It's originally written by a band called The Blasters. Hank Sr overdosed on pills and whiskey.
This was amazing(still is) when it came out. They took Hank Jr's lips singing this song & put it on Hank Srs face, slowed down the video cause it's from a different Hank Sr song. That same yr they did the same thing with Nat King Cole & his daughter Natalie Cole. In the early 80's 2 Country Classic Singers who never performed together had 2 hits on the radio almost 20 yrs after their deaths. Patsy Cline & Jim Reeves. Same with Jim Reeves & Deborah Allen. It's a treat for us fans when things like this happens. Which isn't very often.
Hank Sr died at the age of 29. Hank Jr was 4. Through technology, he got to sing a duet with his dad. Check out Hank Williams, Sr. "Your Cheatin Heart", "Cold Cold Heart", "Move it on Over", "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry".
Hank Williams Sr had that same kind of superstar mystique about him, like Elvis did. But back before Elvis. They're obviously different styles, but hopefully you know what I mean. He just had confidence, charm, he was flashy, and captured people's attention. He was a unique legend that majorly influenced the whole genre for decades. He passed WAY too soon. Can't imagine what songs we missed out on by him passing so soon. He's on my Mount Rushmore of favorite artists, along with Hank Jr, Alan Jackson, and George Jones.
If you ever hear someone say Luke the drifter they're talking about Hank Sr. He did gospel B4 he was discovered. He wrote most of if not all of his songs. When he and his wife went to meet with a record producer the man told him that he was taking Ms. Aubrey to lunch and if he was as good as she says he was when he gets back Hank will play him a song he just wrote with a street, a girl and losing the girl. When He got back there sat Hank in the producers chair, his feet on his desk and guitar in hand. He began to The song I can't help it if I'm still in love with you. Listen to it please cause it really shows his talent. And it's what got him signed to a record deal.
Hank Jr. has a son that does his own style of country music. Hank 3 also did a few punk/metal albums with the lead singer of Pantera, Phil Anselmo. Hank 3 is a true artist however, he is independent and won't get a lot of attention. The true fans are out here. 3 is the real deal!!! Country Heros is a great starting out song. Cheers and love the reactions to sometimes my favorite songs.
He recorded it back in the 70s too not recently or nothing. "Im gonna keep drinking till i am petrified then maybe these tears will leave my eyes" great fuckin line. Most of Sr's songs were about Audrey his wife. Check out Hank III also. Great react as usual brother
You should listen to Hank junior Hank senior Hanks the 3rd the 3 Hanks singing and aint gonna get out of this world of life you're gonna love it I mean totally love it and please play it for me thank you
Really blow your mind...check out Hank III ....Hank Jrs. boy...he sounds just like his granddaddy. The Williams Family is something else...then there is Holly Williams....Jrs. daughter. Great family catalogue.
Hank Sr. died from alcohol at age 29. Jr. was just a little guy. I love how they did this video. Check out Seniors 'Hey good lookin' or 'Your cheatin' heart'. Check out 'A country boy can survive' by Junior.
If only Hank Williams and Hank Williams Jr. Were able to sing together in person you know. Also I figure if you've heard southern Gospel songs then you've probably heard I Saw The Light. Hank Williams not only sang it but he wrote it. Also, There's A Tear In My Beer is a break up song.
Last January marked 70 years since the death of Hank Williams Sr. Who wrote this song, thanks to technology was able to make a video of him singing with his Son, Hank Williams Jr.
Dude, I subscribed for you tonight because when you will give Hank a chance you are listening to the shit... believe it or not us old white guys love seeing Young black people enjoy this knd of music..it
The silhouette is Shelton Hank Williams III. He performs under Hank 3 (if you like close you can see his long braided ponytail ) but hasn't released anything in a few years and seems to be a falling out with him and his Dad but I could be wrong but there is never any mention of him at awards shows, etc. Check him out though. Sounds like his grand daddy. Way different but great in his own right. There Is an album called THE THREE HANKS with more of these collaborations
This is such an amazing video. The way they took a video of Hank Sr performing live and worked Jr into it along with trying to get his mouth to match some of the words. Next Hank song to check out is “I’ll Never Get Out Of This World Alive” by Hank Sr, Hank Jr and Hank III. A fun one to listen to that’s kind of a story is “The Conversation” by Hank Jr and Waylon Jennings. Another duo to check out is Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard. They have an alternate persona called Pancho & Lefty.
Hank senior songs to check out, "Lovesick blues" "Lost Highway" "Half as much" "I can't help it if I'm still in love with you" "Waltz of the wind" "Settin the woods on fire" "I'm so lonesome I could cry" "Why don't you love me like you used to do" "Kawliga"
Let's put it this way, Hank Sr. was to country as Robert Johnson was to the blues. They both were gone before they really hit it big, they were more famous after they died.
First song you need to check out by Hank Williams Senior: "Your Cheatin' Heart"! I'm a subscriber and I've loved what you're doing, Greg, from the first time I saw one of your videos. You're friendly and classy at the same time. 😊
When they first came to Nashville this producer said "ok you think you're so good wright me a song about a man walking in the rain and runs into a lost love. By the time I get back from lunch talking about maybe putting you on the show with your wife. " Dude takes his wife come back into and there says Hank with his feet on that producers desk. The I can't help it if I'm still in love with you '
You should listen to Hank Williams Jr. And Waylon Jennings called The conversation. It's about Hank Sr. Also Alan Jackson has a song about Hank Sr. That gives me chills every time. It's called Midnight in Montgomery ☮️
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Hank Williams is the king of country soul
Isn’t it amazing that you can sing a duet with your father after he died! Love this 👵🏼💜☮️
Nah…It was a marketing gimmick for new technology they were talked into. 2 outta 3 Hanks regret doing this.
I mean, Natalie Cole did it with her dad Nat King Cole
I'd really like to see Hank III spliced in.
@@billybee3423 Really? I didn't realize that he regretted it. I think it's beautiful homage and I love almost everything Bocephus has recorded and acknowledge his father's greatness and influence as an earlier American country singer.
@@Chicken_Wing91 That's a good point. I'd also like to add that Bocephus never had the opportunity to sing with his dad in person, so the technology that had become available in the 80's allowed him to do so. Also for anyone interested in checking out more musical homages to Hank Sr. by Hank Jr., check out "Hank" by Hank Jr. and also the Austin City Limits performance by Hank Jr. and his band in 1980.
This song was written by Hank Sr and recorded but never released, so the only version of it was the original recording track, not even a master was done. This Demo that was then given to Hank Jr by Bill Lister who had found it and released a version of it. This Demo(something that was meant to be disposable as it only needed to last until the master was cut) lasted from its recording in the 50s until it was given to Hank Jr in 1988, and then released it in 1989. So Hank William Sr's Finial New release was a Duet with his Son, released 36 years after his death.
Hank Sr died in Fayette County in WV… I’ve stopped by Hanks Last Stop Bar several times for a few beers to toast Hank. It was indeed, Hanks stop… shortly after he left his driver found Hank dead in the back of his car. RIP Hank
Hey I love the fact that you as a young man are checking out hank Williams, what you’re doing is finding out that true country music is storytelling in its truest form. Thanks a lot and God Bless
Hank Williams Sr is the greatest song writing talent that's ever lived
LOVE how you recognize the TRUE KING of country's voice...Hank SR. It was sweet and respectful of you .
Hank Williams was legendary. He put superstardom on the map. There were other big names before him, but none of them came close to the level Hank Williams achieved. He is the most prolific songwriter I've ever heard. More people have recorded his music than any other artist in history. There's no telling what else he may have accomplished had he lived beyond 29 years old!
Love them both
This song is an amazing example of engineering. Jr was 3 when his Daddy died.
Hank Sr was amazing, he's been so influential in country music it's insane. Actually some other genres of artist covered his songs. In my opinion the KING of country, people can debate that if they like. He had so many hit's by the age of 29 (when he passed) it's insane. The hits Williams SR and JR had put up is mind blowing....best father/son combo in music history, my opinion of course.
Hank Sr. is the King. For sure. Nobody else has their songs covered 70 years after their deaths.
My dad was always and still is an alcoholic. But I remember as a kid seeing him drinking so much until he’d start singing along (my father loved classic country, especially Hank Williams Sr) and he’d literally have tears in his eyes as he’d sing along and take a drink from his favorite beer. My mother, even though she loves this song, can’t even listen to it without thinking about the time she saw him drunk, singing along with tears in his eyes. 😂
Hank Sr was arguably the 1st rock star. He was HUGE in his time. Sadly passed at age 29.
Hank Williams sr was the greatest lyricist ever.
Lord..... I have to say;;; so dang Country.. I love it. .. lmy Pop-Pop would be proud of me
Great reaction to a country artist and his father.
They all got it hank 3 sounds like his grandpaw definitely worth a listen his album broke love sick and driften is fire
agree! hank 3 is also a spitting image of grandpa
Try to find the episode of Marty Stewart's show. He had Hank 3 on and Marty loaned him one of Hank Sr.s suits and one of his guitars. And Hank 3 sank his granddad's songs. It was amazing.
I love this song
One of my fav songs
Hank Jr definitely drank until he couldn't think, went to see him a long time ago & he had to be sat down in chair as he was so out of it. Swore id never go see him again but did when he was performing with Lynerd Skynyrd at Houston rodeo. He was sober & was great concert. Family Tradition is a VERY true song for Hank Jr.
Hank Jr did an album like this with his son Hank III. They sung a lot of Hank Sr's songs featuring all 3 of them. Some were just Hank Sr and Hank III singing together.
It's trippy because Hank Sr and Hank III look and sound a lot alike.
I saw Hank 3 appear on a show that is hosted by Marty Stewart. Marty provided one of his grand daddy's suits to wear and guitars to play. And Hank 3 played Hank Sr songs and it was amazing.
i'm so lonesome i could cry by hank sr and alan jackson midnight in montgomery and the ride david allan coe would be a good start hanks a legend
Hank III is DIFFERENT bro. Like DIFFERENT different
Thanks for covering this old old song ,it truly showcases Hank Williams Sr musical skills ,he was light years ahead of his peers . Being from Alabama and having a connection with SR through my Grandfather ,it dies my heart good to see him being aged in 2023❤
Hank Sr has many many songs to check out so perhaps I can suggest just a few.
Why Don’t You Love Me Like You Used To Do
Move It On Over
Long Gone Lonesome Blues
Lovesick Blues
I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry
Hank Jr also has quite a catalog too!
Bocephus (Hank Jr.'s nickname from his daddy) was the first one to use the technology to sing with Sr. Natalie Cole did the same thing with Nat a few years later on "Unforgettable".
There’s a tear in every beer 🍺 but don’t you worry & don’t fear cause there’s a deer 🦌 you soon will hear 👂 and when she calls you will be near then you will shed a happy tear cause you & her will share a cheers 🍻! Stay thirsty my friend! 😂
He could sing just like his daddy when he wanted to.
That is actually a song his dad wrote and recorded but was never released. They found it in an attic apparently.
He won a boatload of awards for the song, video.
Hank sr was one of a kind. There are a lot of people who have covered his songs, artists from across the spectrum.
Enjoy your ride.....
It's nice watching your reaction to this video! I remember in 1989 watching this thinking it was such great technology for that era, the reason Hank Williams senior stands the way he does is cuz he had spina bifida which is a spinal disorder which also made him as thin as he was! Just a little bit of background! Glad you liked the video!!❤
Loved it! 🤘🏽⚜️🤘🏽
Hank the 3rd when singing his grandpa songs, he can sound just like him.
His Dad was a legend
when my wife was alive her favorite song was always '"I Saw The Light" by Hank Sr.
Heard this one also, from his Dad. My God he sounds just like his Dad in this one. Bro, a country song is always a "ballad" listen to the words from the writter/singer. Very well thought out.
Check out Dwight Yoakams song Long White Cadillac. It's about Hank Williams Sr. Dying in the back of a cadillac. It's originally written by a band called The Blasters. Hank Sr overdosed on pills and whiskey.
I love you vids. You seem so genuine and sweet.
His dad recorded it. Was hidden for like 20 some odd years. It don't make sense, but they sang together for the first time ever. It's beautiful.
You are so observant as how music sounded older. New country music, from 2000 on sounds like southern rock!
Great reaction
Thank you for noticing the details of his father and his life so many reacts don't get it.. love it brother
This was amazing(still is) when it came out. They took Hank Jr's lips singing this song & put it on Hank Srs face, slowed down the video cause it's from a different Hank Sr song. That same yr they did the same thing with Nat King Cole & his daughter Natalie Cole. In the early 80's 2 Country Classic Singers who never performed together had 2 hits on the radio almost 20 yrs after their deaths. Patsy Cline & Jim Reeves. Same with Jim Reeves & Deborah Allen. It's a treat for us fans when things like this happens. Which isn't very often.
Hank Sr died at the age of 29. Hank Jr was 4. Through technology, he got to sing a duet with his dad. Check out Hank Williams, Sr. "Your Cheatin Heart", "Cold Cold Heart", "Move it on Over", "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry".
Hank Williams Sr had that same kind of superstar mystique about him, like Elvis did. But back before Elvis.
They're obviously different styles, but hopefully you know what I mean. He just had confidence, charm, he was flashy, and captured people's attention. He was a unique legend that majorly influenced the whole genre for decades. He passed WAY too soon. Can't imagine what songs we missed out on by him passing so soon.
He's on my Mount Rushmore of favorite artists, along with Hank Jr, Alan Jackson, and George Jones.
If you ever hear someone say Luke the drifter they're talking about Hank Sr. He did gospel B4 he was discovered. He wrote most of if not all of his songs.
When he and his wife went to meet with a record producer the man told him that he was taking Ms. Aubrey to lunch and if he was as good as she says he was when he gets back Hank will play him a song he just wrote with a street, a girl and losing the girl. When He got back there sat Hank in the producers chair, his feet on his desk and guitar in hand. He began to The song I can't help it if I'm still in love with you. Listen to it please cause it really shows his talent. And it's what got him signed to a record deal.
Hank cab sing like his daddy and so can Hank the 111
Hank Jr. has a son that does his own style of country music. Hank 3 also did a few punk/metal albums with the lead singer of Pantera, Phil Anselmo.
Hank 3 is a true artist however, he is independent and won't get a lot of attention. The true fans are out here. 3 is the real deal!!!
Country Heros is a great starting out song. Cheers and love the reactions to sometimes my favorite songs.
Yes that's hank sr
Hank Sr died on New Years Day 1953 in the back seat of a Cadillac traveling between shows.
Jr was 3 years old when his dad, Sr died in 1953. Try Hank Sr songs "Move it on Over", Howlin' at the Moon", "Hey Good Lookin'", "Lovesick Blues"
Hank Williams Sr wrote this song it was found in attic by his dad's on band mate gave it to Hank jr
He recorded it back in the 70s too not recently or nothing. "Im gonna keep drinking till i am petrified then maybe these tears will leave my eyes" great fuckin line. Most of Sr's songs were about Audrey his wife. Check out Hank III also. Great react as usual brother
his father was the greatest song writer ever
His dad did songs such as:
Your Cheatin Heart
Hey Good Lookin
I Can’t Help It
Take These Chains From My Heart
I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry
You should listen to Hank junior Hank senior Hanks the 3rd the 3 Hanks singing and aint gonna get out of this world of life you're gonna love it I mean totally love it and please play it for me thank you
Really blow your mind...check out Hank III ....Hank Jrs. boy...he sounds just like his granddaddy. The Williams Family is something else...then there is Holly Williams....Jrs. daughter. Great family catalogue.
I've been there! A few times!
If you want to check out Hank Sr. here is one of my favorites called "Move It On Over". There are so many I would listen to with my dad.
Hank Sr. died from alcohol at age 29. Jr. was just a little guy. I love how they did this video. Check out Seniors 'Hey good lookin' or 'Your cheatin' heart'. Check out 'A country boy can survive' by Junior.
HANK GOT OF WHISKEY AND SAVED
Some Hank Sr songs to check out: Jambalaya, So Lonesome I Could Cry, Kawlija, I Saw the Light and Cold Cold Heart
If only Hank Williams and Hank Williams Jr. Were able to sing together in person you know. Also I figure if you've heard southern Gospel songs then you've probably heard I Saw The Light. Hank Williams not only sang it but he wrote it. Also, There's A Tear In My Beer is a break up song.
Thanks!
Appreciate the love my guy 🙏🏽
Angel of death hank sr
Sr was only 29 when he died
Last January marked 70 years since the death of Hank Williams Sr. Who wrote this song, thanks to technology was able to make a video of him singing with his Son, Hank Williams Jr.
This was a breakthrough in technology when this was made because there is no video of Hank Sr. doing this song.
I'm saying this classic country music, tells a story, usually has steel guitar and makes you think!
His Dad wrote it about a woman
And that is his Dad I love the way they imposed them two together!
Dude, I subscribed for you tonight because when you will give Hank a chance you are listening to the shit... believe it or not us old white guys love seeing Young black people enjoy this knd of music..it
This music isn't for just one people it's about the people that built this nation ALL of the people.
Jr wishes he wrote a song as good as this sr is still the goat country songwriter
The silhouette is Shelton Hank Williams III. He performs under Hank 3 (if you like close you can see his long braided ponytail ) but hasn't released anything in a few years and seems to be a falling out with him and his Dad but I could be wrong but there is never any mention of him at awards shows, etc. Check him out though. Sounds like his grand daddy. Way different but great in his own right. There Is an album called THE THREE HANKS with more of these collaborations
Enjoy Hank Williams' Music. I'm sure, you'll like both, Jr and Sr!
Don Blake
I see from your reactions you love some Hank JR huh bud 😊
Should check out the version where Hank the third is singing with him too. Hank 3 can sound identyto Hank Sr. when he wants to.
This is such an amazing video. The way they took a video of Hank Sr performing live and worked Jr into it along with trying to get his mouth to match some of the words. Next Hank song to check out is “I’ll Never Get Out Of This World Alive” by Hank Sr, Hank Jr and Hank III. A fun one to listen to that’s kind of a story is “The Conversation” by Hank Jr and Waylon Jennings. Another duo to check out is Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard. They have an alternate persona called Pancho & Lefty.
I own Hank Williams Sr underground!!! Feel free there!!! Men with Broken Hearts 💕 killer song!!!!!####!
I remember when this video came out. The process to make this video possible was cutting edge technology at the time
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Yes.
r've drinked so much I coulbn't think before. About 21 years ago.
Hank Sr.'s considered the first international music star. Drank himself to death at such a young age.
Hank senior songs to check out, "Lovesick blues" "Lost Highway" "Half as much" "I can't help it if I'm still in love with you" "Waltz of the wind" "Settin the woods on fire" "I'm so lonesome I could cry" "Why don't you love me like you used to do" "Kawliga"
Let's put it this way, Hank Sr. was to country as Robert Johnson was to the blues. They both were gone before they really hit it big, they were more famous after they died.
This was a song of his dad's that was never recorded and he found it after sr passed and eventually we got this is jr and sr
So the reason why Hank Williams senior's leg moved like that because he had a curvature in his spine he couldn't really move much or well
Please react to Hank Jr sing "Born to boogie" and " My name is Bocephus"...both Live versions
BOCEPHUS is great! Always will be!
First song you need to check out by Hank Williams Senior: "Your Cheatin' Heart"! I'm a subscriber and I've loved what you're doing, Greg, from the first time I saw one of your videos. You're friendly and classy at the same time. 😊
Hank Williams III did a show at the grand ole opry for his grandpa and sounded alot like him. Typical Hank III is different than country music
When they first came to Nashville this producer said "ok you think you're so good wright me a song about a man walking in the rain and runs into a lost love. By the time I get back from lunch talking about maybe putting you on the show with your wife. " Dude takes his wife come back into and there says Hank with his feet on that producers desk. The I can't help it if I'm still in love with you '
Drinking is what killed Hank Sr, so the “I’m gonna keep drinking till I can’t even think” line was probably a regular occurrence for the man
Hank sr a couple songs you have to check out
Hey good lookin, long gone lonesome blues, I saw the light, cold cold heart
Two beer and I’m not thinking right.😮
Man I just recommended this on another video you did
It is a tribute to his dad, because this was his dad's song
There's now a Hank the 4th
This was one of his dads songs
Crazy old soldiers ray charles and Johnny cash
You should listen to Hank Williams Jr. And Waylon Jennings called The conversation. It's about Hank Sr. Also Alan Jackson has a song about Hank Sr. That gives me chills every time. It's called Midnight in Montgomery ☮️
THIS WAS HIS DADS MUSIC