IS THIS A COVERRRRR??? | Hank Williams Jr ( Tear In My Beer ) | Reaction
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His fathers hank Williams sr song!!! His father past away when he was young thats his daddy he's singing with!
He was 29 sadly
It's his father you stupid it's his father band It's hank Williams Sr.
Now his son is doing that song that guy behind the door was his father so now father son can do that song together
@@justinl.shults7217 don't call him stupid man, instead teach him how awesome hank sr is....the guy is a freaking legend, this is a great version of this song
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Who??
Spot on he was a good man and singer
This is his daddy Hank sr. He has always wanted to do a song with his dad and thanks to technology he was able to do it.
Your exactly right.
Imagine what he could do with all the stuff we got now,Hank could reunite with his father once more and it would be so life like you know
Hank Sr. died in 1953, when Hank jr. was three years old.
Hank finally got to sing with his late father, thanks to modern technology. Hank Williams Sr. was a country music legend, died in the back seat of his Cadillac on his way to a New Years day concert.
@@connergohlke3098 that would be awesome
It wasn’t a cover. It was a duet with his late father of which he was trying to not become in his younger years but now has accepted his dad’s legacy.
Hank Williams recorded but never released song. Producer found tape in house and gave it to Hank Jr. to record and with technical support combined voices together and took video of another song made his lips move to look like Hank Sr is actually singing the song. Technology at its finest
Just saw this video and your comment. This was the video that Hank Jr. used for this duet: th-cam.com/video/bjCoKslQOEs/w-d-xo.html. They used this video and audio of Hank Sr. singing "Tear In My Beer" to make the duet video.
Hank Williams was died when Hank Jr. was 3. He never got the chance to sing with him in real life.
Hank Williams, Sr recorded this song in a practice session but it was never released. The recording was found many years after Hank, Sr died. When Hank, Jr became aware of it, he decided to do this video. The performance by Hank Sr’s band was not of this song but of another song. They took the video, the recording of the song, matched them together, and then had Hank Jr appear to be in the video with his father. Easy to do with today’s technology, but dramatically new for the eighties when this video was produced. It made it possible for Hank, Jr to do a video performance with his father who had died 30 years before. Incredible. The video won Song of the year at that year’s CMA awards.
Hank Williams Sr wrote and recorded this in 1950. Hank Williams Jr recorded it in 1988. They merged images of Jr's dad for the video
He did his father proud. The blend of footage of his dad singing, and he's digitally added in... Heartstrings! It was one of the first videos to do it. Hank Sr. Died young, so this is incredibly moving. Btw... Technically, it's a duet between father and son.
This song takes my back to my dad and his best friend "uncle ron". Ron is not with us now but I've known the words to this song for 30 years and reminds me of cowboy hats and late night guitar playin.
When this was done it was ground breaking technology.
Once when Hank Jr. was on tour he met a gentleman who had an old acetate tape of his father Hank Sr. performing this song. Hank Sr. was probably the first real legend of country music and died when Jr was really young. Jr always wished he could perform with his dad. Through the tape given to him he was finally able to do so.
This is one of my Grandpa's favorite songs. He used to sing it and play it every day. Hank Williams Jr is the one that used to sing the song for the NFL before Carrie Underwood started singing it.
Nothing better than Hank & Hank!!!😍
For 1989, the editing was seamless. It made history when it came out! Hank Sr. is one of the most underrated performers in country music!
The man that is singing behind him is the legend hank Williams
Hank Jr. did a remake of his father’s song as a duet with his father in it. After the song was released it became a hit, they took footages of his dad doing it live and created the video of the father and son performing together for the first time. Hank Jr. was only 3 years old when his father passed away.
Tear in Beer was originally done by Hank Williams Sr. (in the white) Hank Williams JR (with beard) was covering his dads song thinking about his dad and how much he misses him! See the video scanning the pictures on the wall of his dad and him sitting on his dads lap. His ultimate fantasy was to be able to jam with his dad. In this video they made it happen! 🥲
Heartbreaking question of the week. "Now, who is this?" while looking at the legendary Hank Sr.
Like everyone else has said, he's covering his dad's song.
That’s Hank Williams Sr. Hank Jrs Dad. He died at 29. This was a song Hank Sr wrote and sang
When this video came out it was unique for reasons already stated by others.
I love it.
You should check out his kid Hank III, he sounds like his grand daddy
Hank the 3rd is bad ass a mix of his grandfather soul his daddy's rebellious side and his own little twist on country slash rock music
Punch fight and Fxxk rocks
And looks so much like him as well.
Hank Jr. sounded so much like his dad all of his fans wanted him to sing like his daddy. So much so that it gave Hank Jr. a good reason to become an alcoholic. Eventually, he broke out from under his daddy's shadow and found his own voice. But that voice must run in the family. That's what makes it a "Family tradition".
Hank Williams jr mom pushed him to be like his daddy he really didn’t want to follow in his dad’s footsteps when he was younger his mom wanted another Hank Williams in the family that’s what I read when I did research on Hank Williams sr last year when I was into Hank Williams sr I was 29 I’m 30 now
Hank Sr. checked out early but he was the King
Hank Sr, who passed when Jr was only about 3, is singing with him.
Hank Sr was the biggest of his time. Was a serious alcoholic, & passed when he was only 29.
He was mostly known for heartbreak & cheating songs. This shows the original film of Sr, mixed with a current one of Hank Jr. She didn't die. She left/cheated, and broke his heart.
Hank Jr used to joke around with the lines & sing, There's tears in my ears, from laying on my back, crying over you. Untwist that one. Lol
Through technology, Hank Williams, Jr. was able to sing a duet with his dad. Hank Williams, Sr. died at the age of 29. Hank, jr. was 4 when his dad died.
That other singer was the father of Hank Williams Jr... His name was Hank Williams... Died in 1953 Jan 1, in the back seat of his caddy, on route to a Bew Years eve show... Hank Jr was just a little kid ehen his daddy passed away... He always wanted to dova song with his daddy, and with technology, he was able to fo that.. (well, as close to it as possible)... This was very emotional for Hank Jr... And the sing was his Daddys song, a rough copy with nothing but Hank Sr and a guitar... Hank Jr, overdubbed his voice and some professional instrumentation, and it wentviver big in the country field...
(New Years eve show)
Probably my favourite song ever. My dad was a country singer until he hung himself. He left me at a young age, i miss him so much!
They found this recording among some unreleased Hank Sr recordings. He never released this song. Hank, Jr. decided to through the magic of technology to do a duet with his father.This song won the Country song of the year Grammy the year it released.* The little kid in the video is Hank , Jr as a baby. The song is not really all that great. It is the fact that Hank Sr and Hank Jr were able to team up in a duet that made it great. Any new material from Hank, Sr. was a treat, no matter the quality.
Don't know how you can song this song is not great. The story behind it and how it was found and then the song is amazing.
Hank Williams died when Hank Jr was a year old. This music video hits hard. Cause he is singing with his daddy.
The song was discovered in a attic back in the 1980s. Nobody knew it existed for 30 years. Hank Sr recorded it and for whatever reason it got thrown away in an attic. When it was discovered hank jr recorded it.
Basically his Dad wrote and recorded the song in early 1950s. Song got lost for 30 years. It was rediscovered and recorded by his son Hank jr. That man is hanks legendary father. His dad died when he was 3 so Hank never got to sing with his father. So this video was made so hank and his father could sing together
A Country Boy Can Survive great song.
It's his Hank Williams Sr. . Hank Williams Jr. father they combined their videos. They both sang this so they made a video with both of them.
I remember when this dropped. I think it was the first time technology was used to put a living artist with a deceased artist. Either way, Hank Williams jr finally got to sing with his daddy
That is his father, Hank Williams Sr. with modern technology, they could now blend them into one song!
This was a hank sr song he passed in his 20s on New Year’s Day 1953 hank jr started in music singing all his dads songs
Hank Williams jr is the son of hank Williams sr the guy behind the door
This was the first time they ever tried this. With today’s CGI they can make a more realistic Hank Williams Sr in it.
I used to listen to this song when I was little 10 years later and I still love this song
2:35, that is hank Williams SENIOR, his pops. Who died when he was young, this is like a "duet" singing with his dad, that whole little clip with his playing with the band is his dads band. You're right green screen effects lol
Hank Jr. Steps back in time to sing with his father, Hank Sr. Who wrote the song.
In the documentary I watched on Hank sr.
Hank jr. Called his daddy the first American superstar.
Yeah that is Hank Williams Jr. father that sang that and he died back in January 1st 1953 and he recorded that and somebody found it in their attic and give it to Hank Williams Jr.
this song was found ina atic of a house in texas it was there for about 20 some years hank jr redid the song and did a duet with his dad which died in jan 1 1953 theres a video of hank jr talking a bout it
Hank Williams Sr died at age 29 from alcohol 🍺🥃 poisoning! He drank whiskey every day. His son Hank Jr was just a baby when his dad died. Hank Jr took on his dads legacy!
Actually he was in pain in the back of his Cadillac and the kid that was driving him took him to see a doctor. The doctor gave him a dose of medicine not knowing that he had already had some in his system, therefore he died of an overdose not alcoholism.
That is not to say that he was a drug addict but rather he died of an overdose of pain meds.
That song Hank Sr. Was singing was actually Hey Good Looking I believe and they adjusted speed. Sr. never performed this song live.
that was his father who died in 53; when nat king cole did a song with his daughter hank did one with his father years later.
This was SORT OF a cover. His Dad. Hank Williams, Sr. never released this song. The audio was found well after his death. Yes there were heavy video effects, but there were also audio effects to create a duet between father and son.
Found this song after my father's death, shit hit hard.
The dude behind the door was Hank Williams Jr dad that died in 1953
I saw this video when it debuted, and it gave me goose bumps watching them sing together. Watching you see it the first time gave me the same reaction. There was a bit of a build-up about this song and this video before it was released, since it was a 'lost' Hank Williams song that was discovered more than 30 years after his death. (The song Pan American Queen is pretty much the same, but there's no video. :) Hank was the original '50s superstar, who died in the back seat of his Cadillac somewhere on a Lost Highway to play another show.... There's a lot to the stories of both Sr and Jr, but if you know some of Sr's story, Alan Jackson's 'Midnight in Montgomery' will give you the heebie jeebies.
Hank Sr. died Jan 1 1953 of a heart attack but he drank like a fish. This is not the first time they did this the only other one i know is Nat King Cole's Unforgettable witch was later covered by his daughter and they digitally put him in the song and made it a duet like they did here.
Hank Sr was found dead in his Cadillac while driving through my hometown Oak Hill, WV by his driver.
Try some HANK 3: "Straight to hell."
When junior was visiting a friend of his father's, the friend pulled an old master out of the attic of his father doing this song. it had never been widely released so for most people this was the first release
I just saw this video for the first time a few months back it makes me cry i love how Hank was in a way able to sing with his daddy.
Hank Williams Jr , Superman will explain it.
Check out Hank Williams “Move It On Over” it’s about being in the doghouse 😂😂☮️❤️🇺🇸🌻
Jr is older in this vid than Sr was when he cut it years ago. This is a superimposition of two videos.
That is Hank Williams Sr. singing with him. Thanks to technology.
Natalie Cole did the same thing and sang a duet with her late father Nat King Cole.
It was hank Williams Sr he died at 29 and that's his son hank jr Rest in peace to his father
That’s his father Hank Williams, who is a country music legend. And Hank Williams jr done the cover. Not sure what age Hank jr was when his father died, but I’m thinking he was very young.
The guy in the white suit is Hank Williams, Sr. RECOGNIZED BY most country fans as the father of country music. He wrote and recorded some of the most iconic country music of all time.You need to do some Hank Sr. If you really want to understand country music. Start with I’M SO LONESOME I COULD CRY, THEN LOVESICK BLUES.
That's his late pappy! Alan Jackson sings a tribute to Hank Sr.'s death in "Midnight in Montana."
the shadow man .. then when hank jr open the door was his father Hank Sr ... Hank Sr past away when Jr was a child ( 3 years old ) .. he never had the chance to sing with his father ( SR ) .. in 1989 hank Jr was able to as you seen in this video ... yes the original singer of that song was his father ... so technology is great .. and this video brings a tear to my eye .. the son was finally able to sing with his father
can you make a new video over this song ,, now knowing the history behind it ???
It's his dad that practically created country music.
Tear In My Beer is Hank Williams Senior!!
love he put his father in this
The guy In the old video is Hank Williams Sr hank jr’s dad who died before he could see his son grow
you can't underestimate the pressure he had to be under early on when trying to establish himself.It would be like if your father was a hall of fame nfl player and you just got drafted in the first round.
Hank Williams Sr. Behind the door
Hank Williams senior is singing with Hank jnr, his daddy is in the black and white video an old old song
The other guy singing is his dad, its a green screen because his dad died in 1953 when hank williams jr was 3
That's his dad he passed away when he really young. His father was famous conurty singer.
Family Tradition Hank Jr.
The older singer is Hank Williams Sr. He died in 1953 at the age of 29. It’s Hank Jr.’s father; Hank Jr. was only 3 when his father died.
Didn't they find him dead in his car on the way to Canton Ohio ? Not sure ?
@@douglaslett7504 yes. His driver, Charles Carr, pulled over and found him dead in the back seat in Oak Hill, West Virginia. January 1st, 1953.
3:36 thats Hank williams Sr,the guy with the beards father who sadly passed in 1952 at the age of 29,hank jr was 3,this is more of a tribute and father and son thing
Hank Sr first country mega star, died at 29 from drugs and alcohol. No one has ever matched his number of hits for the few years he was famous. He was inducted into rock and roll hall of Fame for having a first rock and roll song.
The man in the black and white video was his Daddy, Hank Williams.
Thankful for technology minds... The late Hank Williams Sr. singing with his son Hank Williams Jr.
That’s his Daddy, Hank, Sr.
Thats no imposter. That's Hank Williams. One of if not the best. Also Hank Jr Father.
Anybody remember on King of the Hill when Bobby was depressed over that girl and this song was playing haha
His Daddy !!!!! Lovein it
Father and son singing together.
This Hank Williams Jr . Daddy singing
That's Hank Sr. He died when Jr was 3 years old.
Hank Jr. is singing with a recording of his late pa
That was Hanks daddy, Hank Sr sung that song originally
This video came out in the 90s and was very groundbreaking for its time. If you're gonna checkout Hank Sr I suggest "Hey Good Looking" for Upbeat or "I'm so Lonesome(I could cry)" for sad. For more Hank Jr "Country Boy can Survive"
the content of sr's music went along with the rise and fall of his marriage to audrey sr's version is him crying over the loss of audrey jr's version is him crying over the loss of his father and accepting that his fathers legacy would always be there with him Edit this mus😅c video inspired natalie cole to do a similiar thing with her dad nat k cole
at the time the the tear in my beer video was the most expensive music video that warner bros had ever created
3:24 : who is this???
Me: WOW!!
More Hank Williams Jr please!! Blues Man is a great one.
Dude its His father Hank Williams sr. The inventor of modern country and rock and roll
They rigged it so he could make the vid and sing with his dad. They later used the same process so natalie cole could sing with her dad nat king cole on the song " unforgetable"
I think Hank won a Grammy for this song, a beautiful song
This is Hank Sr. The Original singer of this song its Hank Jr. Dad
If haven't already please react to "Blues Man" by Hank Jr.
Rip Hank senior two
His dad, bro. That's who wrote this song.
Hank Williams Jr song Family Tradition sings about himself and his Dad. Another great Hank Williams Jr song is A country Boy Can Survive.