Hank Williams, Sr. -- Move It On Over [REACTION/GIFT REQUEST]

[@tim11061]

I'll Never Get Out Of This World Alive, another great Hank song.

[@dennisking7872]

Mansion on the Hill, You Win Again, Six More Miles to the Graveyard, Ramblin' Man, Alone and Forsaken -- too many to possibly list.

[@slucas60]

This was Hank's first hit at #6 on the Country charts in 1946. Bill Haley also recorded this song before Rock around the Clock came out,

[@JC-wr7mu]

Hank was the first rock star. He was rock and roll before there was rock and roll. Check out his live Opry recordings sometime, they're fantastic!

[@dansigurdson]

you should see the size of my doghouse full bar, 800 watts of music and a jar of maryjane .. thanks Penny and Don ... HAKAD

[@dennisking7872]

Sounds more like a man cave than a doghouse!

[@mamakittyluvsjesus]

Glad you had a great time I figured you would get to it when you could . There was no hurry . Thanks Don, Hank was like one of my Dads favorite so heard many a Hank Williams song growing up . This one was one of his very beginning of his career 1947. Great reaction as always .

[@gilberthornick6924]

I was a year and a half old when Hank passed but my childhood was spent listening to Hank. He had so many great songs

[@39thala]

One of my favorite Hank tunes.

[@gregrodriguez5697]

Thorogoods cover is what introduced me to the Deleware Destroyers..

[@Davidferrell1964]

Mind Your Own Business is another of Hank’s great ones

[@JasonHalversonjaydog]

according to google, "The saying originates from the act of punishing a dog by making him leave the home, banishing him to the outdoors - to his doghouse."

[@mikebarnett9012]

Great request Penny I hope you're having a wonderful b-day celebration day. Hank Sr. just some good S-word. Don as you were saying you didn't know this one I was thinking you might know tho Thorogood cover. Sure enough it didn't take you long to recognize it. Again great request Penny and reaction/rating Don.---#UTRCM

[@mamakittyluvsjesus]

Thanks Mike had a great day . Home now. Will have to listen to the version by Thorogood

[@larrybench6398]

This is a great song by Hank, great request Penny, Hank, released this on April 21,1947, is the Bio on it he has amazing catalog of music, it's just crazy how good he was! There is another version of this song you need to hear and it's by Hank Williams Jr. Think you'll like it hope you give it a try, great request and reaction Don, really enjoy your show. Thanks

[@jerryfarmer5737]

Hank had many, many great songs. Such a huge output in such a short time.

[@larrybench6398]

You're right Jerry, and the younger generation of today just don't know what they're missing by not opening their mind's and enjoying some great music

[@churchofhakad5811]

every time the Oldman is in the doghouse so am I two sides of the same coin ... HAKAD

[@stoutcorgi]

For Memorial Day check out Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere. Many covers I like Elton Britt

[@Davidferrell1964]

Hanks lead guitarist was way ahead of his time.

[@melaniedeal3518]

Reminds me of my neighbors 🤣 she's always kicking her husband/boyfriend out.

[@johnbooth6477]

Hey Don, I know you ussually don't do follow ups, but for fun can you try ' (Who is ) The Girl on the Billboard' and the lesser known 'I am the girl on the billboard' ? Trucker era

[@mamakittyluvsjesus]

Wow thats a fun classic I agree that would be a good one

[@dennisking7872]

Before Don can react to a follow-up, he has to hear the original by Del Reeves - "Girl on the Billboard." That's a classic!

[@jefferyschirm4103]

Is it true Hank died drunk singing I see the light , and was saying I can’t see the light , I can’t see the light , in the back of his caddy??

[@richardmather1906]

Neither he nor Lonesome George sound particularly sorry about any of it in their respective versions of this. By the way, this is 1947!