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Hank Williams
Born: September 17, 1923, Georgiana,
Alabama, US (died 1953)
Full Name: Hiram King Williams
Hit songs include: "Honky Tonkin"
(1947), "Lovesick Blues" (1949), "Hey Good Lookin' " (1951),
"Your Cheatin' Heart"(1953)
Hit Albums/CDs include: Moanin' the Blues
(1952), Memorial Album (1953), Hank Williams Sings (1955)
Profile: Williams started singing as a boy
in his church choir and began playing guitar at age seven. He wrote his first
song when he was 12 and formed his first band a couple of years later. In the
late 1940s and early 1950s, he was country music's biggest star. And still to
this point, his recordings outsell many songs by today's top country music
performers.
Hank Williams Sheet Music, and Songbooks
Hank Williams CD's, DVD's, Downloads, and LP's
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Revealed
[The Unreleased Recordings] (2009)
Track Listing: Cold, Cold Heart; Move
It On Over; Lonesome Whistle; Long Gone Lonesome Blues; Hey, Good Lookin';
I Can't Help It; Why Don't You Love Me; Mansion On The Hill; Moanin' The
Blues; I Just Don't Like This Kind ...
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Simply
Hank Williams (2010)
2010 Budget comp from Country Legend.
52 tracks.
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Ramblin'
Man (2010)
Track Listing: I Saw The Light; ;
Lovesick Blues; Wedding Bells; I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry; Why Don't You
Love Me; Cold, Cold Heart; I Can't Help It; Hey, Good Lookin'; Ramblin'
Man;
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Greatest
Hits (1990)
Principally recorded at Castle Studio,
Tulane Hotel, Nashville, Tennessee between 1947 & 1952. With his very
first hit "Move It On Over," Hank Williams Sr. established
himself both as a powerful personality and as a songwriter with a unique
gift for ...
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40
Greatest Hits (1978)
Those seeking a definitive introduction
to Hank Williams Sr.'s music need look no further than 40 GREATEST HITS, a
beautifully produced set that includes all but three of Hank's Top 20
hits. All the essential tracks are here, revealing Williams' ...
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Complete
Hank Williams (1998) Box
Set
Digitally remastered by Joseph M.
Palmaccio at Sterling Sound. THE COMPLETE HANK WILLIAMS won the 1999
Grammy Award for Best Historical Album and for Best Boxed Recording
Package, and was nominated for Best Album Notes. Part of this collection
includes 6 Health ...
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Original
Singles Collection...Plus (1992)
This 3-CD/cassette box set contains 63
singles sides (A & B), 4 studio session recordings, and 17 non-session
demos, all arranged in chronological order. The set also includes a book
featuring many previously unpublished photos, detailed information on the
original ...
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Gold
(2005) Remastered
It is difficult to complete with
Mercury's 1978 two-disc Hank Williams set 40 GREATEST HITS, which set the
standard for compilations to follow with its inventive sequencing and
superb song selection. GOLD, however, comes mighty close. With 42 tracks
spread ...
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Live
At The Grand Ole Opry (1999)
Recorded live at The Grand Ole Opry,
Nashville, Tennessee, between 1949-1952. LIVE AT THE GRAND OLE OPRY was
nominated for the 2000 Grammy Award for Best Album Notes. As the single
most important artist in country music, Hank Williams bears a discography
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