Williams, Hank W Bands and Artists Country Styles
Williams, Hank W Bands and Artists Country Styles
Williams, Hank
Often called "the hillbilly Shakespeare", the legendary Hank Williams, Sr. both epitomized and transcended country music with direct, deeply emotional lyrics sung over spare backing tracks. He died at age 29 on January 1, 1953 after struggling with alcoholism and drug addiction throughout his brief career.
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- Discography including all known alternate versions of Williams' songs, plus details on the Health & Happiness and Mother's Best Flour radio shows.
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- Fan site with lyrics, pictures, quotes about Hank, trivia, and news.
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- Articles and sound clips, including a recorded apology for a missed 1952 concert.
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- A history and opinion on the life of Hank Williams.
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- Biography from CountryCharts.com.
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- from Cowpie.com.
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- From Mercury Records; includes information on currently available CDs, links, and a mailing list.
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- Biography, awards, articles, discography, audio clips, fan club information.
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- Brief biography and summary of Williams' career achievements.
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- From the Alabama Department of Archives and History. Includes vintage photos, magazine and newspaper clippings and obituaries.
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- Provides a short biography and details on Hank's influence on rockabilly, modern rock and country music.
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