FIRST TIME HEARING Hank Williams, Jr. - Family Tradition | REACTION
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- FIRST TIME HEARING Hank Williams, Jr. - Family Tradition | REACTION
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His dad had been dead for years when he wrote this. He was saying he’s proud to carry his name but he’s not obligated to play the same music like the industry wanted him to. The industry is who broke the tradition of getting along.
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in 73, Hank fell off a cliff. Five hundred feet. and survived.
On Aug. 8, 1975. Was the date. He put 73 in his song because it sounded better.
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Great reaction as always! Hank Sr actually died tragically in WV at age 29 in 1953. He is considered one of the most influential artists of all time and sang traditional country music. Hank Jr is Outlaw Country. The family he is talking about is the country music industry. His style was edgier and didn't fall within countrys traditional 'norms' so he broke their family tradition. He and his dad are both legends and have an extensive catalog. Check out "I'm so Lonesome I Could Cry" by Hank Sr it's an amazing song.
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The family tradition he’s talking about is two fold.
The first part is that Hank Jr and some of the other artists his age, were what was called “outlaw country” that was a term that was derogatory and given to those artists because they weren’t traditional country artist. All the outlaw country guys were open and honest about their lifestyle of drinking, drugging and raising hell.
Hank Jrs dad, Hank Williams Sr was old time country royalty. Even though Hank Sr was music royalty, he had issues with booze and drugs, and he died young, but during his life, his lifestyle was a secret, more or less.
So the family tradition was Hank Jr not going along with old school country stars, he lived his life by his rules, not the country music family’s.
But Hank Jr was basically telling the country music elders that he was actually keeping on with his family tradition, that his dad started before him.
Hank Sr died when Jr was young, so they never really beefed about this. The beef was with the music establishment, if that makes any sense.
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Well said
A perfect song to listen to, with another Country legend is:
Hank Williams Jr & Waylon Jennings - The Conversation.
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Hank Sr. did pure country. Jr. sings outlaw country. It is not a problem with Hank Sr., he's talking about the Nashville people and a lot of the older Hank Sr. fans. They wan ted him to be like, sing like his dad. De does do his dad's music better than anyone else, but Jr. wants to do it his way. Yes please listen to Sr. He is the GOAT. Oh, my gosh. He had no problem with his dad because Sr. died when Jr. was 3 years old. His mother was the pushy one who wanted him to be his dad.
Hank Sr died when Jr was 3 from self medication. Hank Sr was born with a spinal deformity that was incredibly painful and he used drugs and alcohol to ease the pain. When Jr came on the music scene, his outlaw country style was so different he got a lot of flack from the traditionalists who expected him to sing like his daddy. Tom Hiddleston played Hank Sr in the movie about his life and death and did an amazing job. Jr wrote and performed the Are You Ready for Some Football theme for Monday Night Football. You might want to check out the video "duet" they did together through the magic of video to "Hey Good Looking".
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Hank jr grew up being forced by his mom to sing his dads songs since his dad passed away when he was 3, but eventually Hank jr decided to do his own thing and fans and other artists didn’t like that he decided to do his own thing.
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Hank Sr was a legend, hank Jr was 3 when his dad passed away so to Carry on his fathers legacy he continued singing his dad songs, I believe right around the time when hank Jr fell nearly 500 ft. off a mountain and sustained facial and skull fractures is when he started singing his own songs.
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Hank Jr is the for real deal. He is the country music icon. He lives just like his songs.... his mom mrs Audrey is the one that pushed him to do his dad's music. After his fall and came back he did it his own way.... his first song done his way is Cajun Baby.
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@@o.gyanchiii8323 your welcome... I commented on your other one with Hank. You should do If heaven ain't alot like dixie and County state of mine
There is a movie about Je's life. It explains everything. His dad died when he was a boy and everyone expected him to follow in his dad's foot steps with the same type of country
Hank has been my favorite since 1964 ..I have had my picture taken with him 21 times. He is so big now that it's hard to get near him. His live shows are the best out there. He plays just about every instrument. Check out his live concerts.
"Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound" and "Women I Never Had " or other great Hank Jr songs. Hank Sr was the godfather of Country music. Hank Sr sang Im So Lonesome I Could Cry; Move It On Over...too many hit songs to list here. He is a LEGEND.
Williams, 26 at the time, fell more than 500 feet during the trek. A helicopter was forced to land about a quarter of a mile away from the accident scene. All told, the rescue took six hours, with six men carrying Williams to the helicopter, which flew him to Missoula Community Hospital.There, Williams spent over seven hours in surgery - led by a team of five doctors - for head and facial injuries.The artist was not initially expected to survive, but he did, and he spent more than two years recovering from the incident. He had numerous skull fractures and had multiple surgeries to repair them; the scars led Williams Jr. to grow a beard and wear sunglasses -- a look he's maintained throughout his career.Born Randall Hank Williams in Shreveport, Louisiana, and known by the nickname Bocephus (a name given to him by his father because he thought his son as a baby resembled a TV ventriloquist dummy named Bocephus), he was raised by his mother Audrey after his father's death in 1953. Why do you drink audience yells to get drunk, why do you all smoke, audience yells to get stoned. ❤❤❤😂
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Ronnie Milsap Stranger in my House ❤
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Once you're done listening to Hank Sr , Hank III is your next stop.
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and his son, Hank III, is also a great musician. you should check out Crazed Country Rebel. the Williams family is. i think, the first family of outlaw country. they're all good.
I love hank 3 !
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His dad died when he was a small boy, When Junior started performing everyone wanted hi to sing his dads music. His dads music was the old school of country from the 40's and 50;s, Junior turned into a wild man and drank like a fish, smoked like a train and ate as many pills as he could find, hence the big glasses. He ended up in the hospital because he fell while rock climbing and broke nearly every bone in his body
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No bad between father and son. Headbut was with the industry.
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Do a tear in my beer it was both singing years after his death. Both were amazing artists
Hank Jr. was a renegade.. some country music singers didn't like where he went with his music.. He was one of the outlaws of country.. and I love those outlaws of country
Great song I tried to teach this song to my son when he barely could talk.the only words he'd sing is "Hank,why do ya drink? Hank why do u roll smoke? My wife was thrilled😂🤣😂
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His dad HW Sr lived the outlaw party life so Jr followed in his footsteps . The label was given him grief thru the press that he needed to stop raising some much Hell.
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Hank has done a lot of good work with Kid Rock also
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In 1973 Hank Jr fell down the side of a mountain and damn near died. He had multiple surgeries and grew a beard to his the facial scars left from the accident.
Some other artists you might want to check.out is Merle Haggard..songs Big City and Sing Me Back Home.
Charley Pride...songs Anybody goung to San Antone and Kiss an Angel.Good Morning
Travis Tritt...songs Its a Great Day to Be Alive, and Here's a Quarter, Call Someone Who Cares.
Beefed out it a Hell yes! Here’s a rabbit hole for ya, outlaw country.
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Hank Sr "your cheatin heart", "hey, good lookin" or "I'm so lonesome I could cry"
his father died in the backseat of a car on his way to the next concert. constant touring along with years of drug and alcohol abuse took there toll. hank sr was 30, hank jr was like 3 or 4 so all he really knows about him is through stories and his music. the other "family" is those who care about him asking why you got to be like your pops? chill out a little...
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You remind me of Lil Wayne! I ❤ him! Hank Williams Jr is an outlaw in Country music. His daddy was the biggest partier in Country music back in his day. Hank Jr is a chip off the old block. He's following his father's footsteps by keeping up the Family Tradition. 👌
Hank, Sr died on New Year's Day 1950. Hank, Jr. was a toddler. Hank, Sr. died at 29 years old because of his lifestyle, alcohol and drugs. There was no dispute between father and son. The tradition was country music wanted him to play the same songs his dad wrote aka Family Tradition. They wanted him to live in the past with his songs. But Hank, Jr was in a different generation and needed to go in a different musical direction. Both were musical geniuses. Hank, Sr has been recorded by about every singer who is somebody. All genres. Hank Sr died at the top of his trade and is recognized as the Greatest Country singer and writer of all time. His personal life was a mess and it was reflected in his songs.
It’s also about his mom who wanted him to sell out and control his music, he said no and rebelled and did his thing and his mom disowned him. That’s part of the song when he says his kind of music ain’t exactly the same
He fell off of a mountain-500 ft damn near died. Beard n glasses hide scars. Split his head bad. But lived to be even btr. You get it.
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Great reaction to a Great song!, Hank Jr. is definetly a journey. The doctor told him he would be just like his dad but he would beat him. He would be dead at 25 or 26 if he did not change. So he moved to Alabama and started doing his own music. Please research him and his music and you will be shocked at what he went thru and accomplished.
The family tradition is having fun and partying
When this song comes on at a party you yell back,
Why do you drink? TO GET DRUNK
Why do you roll smoke? TO GET HIGH
Why do you live out the songs that you wrote? TO GET LAID!!
The country music family was very conservative, almost country Christian, and Hank Jr and other outlaw country singers were more party, alcohol, and drugs when more traditional country singers were more restrained. And his father was an undercover outlaw country lifestyle while singing traditional country music.
Song Jambalaya on the show
Louisiana Hayride performed by Hank Williams Sr ... 👏😉 Great Song ✌️🤠🍻
From what I heard Hank Sr. also had his own issues but those issues were hidden from the public. In my opinion Hank Jr. has always been more open.
Okay during the time of the Outlaw Country it was not just Hank Williams Jr, add Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelsen and a few others. They were all trying to sing 'their' music and not the music of those who came before them. And to be honest it was why I respected them above many others who just 'went with the flow' so to speak.
Hank Sr. is arguably the greatest writer of country songs, but he was also a drunk and pill popper that died in the back of a car on the way to a show at the age of 29. Hank Jr. was just four years old. Hank Sr. was notorious for missing shows because he was playing for free an whatever bar he was getting drunk. Hank Jr's mom sent him out on tour as soon as he learned his father's songs. As Hank Jr got older, he started making his own music and stopped singing his father's songs. Hank's Jr's songs were not radio / Nashville country and there was a backlash because his songs we not traditional country. What Hank Jr. is saying here that he drinks, does drugs and parties because he's just like his father and therefore that way of life is his family tradition.
Hank jr Cajun baby
I know some folks out your way. Good ppl
Well theres him and Waylon Jennings Willie Nelson several others they got called outlaws
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Listen to hank jr and hank sr tear in my beer
That wasn’t a harmonica it was a fiddle! The other instrument you’re hearing is the steel guitar!
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Hank Williams Sr, had great song's what older people in my age bracket call traditional country music, it doesn't sound anything like this stuff today for instance you need to listen to "YOUR CHEATING HEART" OR "YOU WIN AGAIN" THAT WAS HANK SR'S TYPE OF MUSIC
"There's a tear in my beer" is a Jr. and Sr. song together (sort of). ua-cam.com/video/rM8tROzp4Dc/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
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Great reaction❤❤❤
He fell off a 500 foot cliff and lived That's from his mouth 500ft.
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LilJit... man oh man.... you just stepped into a rabbit whole, greater the Alice in Wonderland. So many sad stories, so man happy stories. My my my you start with Hank Jr. you discover the founding of Outlay Country. That my friend is just the introduction. His Dad, was the GOAT he was a GOAT... and if you follow the rabbit trail through Outlaw Country.... you will find many more...
Just found your channel like what I see and hear.... will be checking you out.
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Check out some Chris Stapleton- Tennessee Whiskey. Hank Jr. Was a young kid when his dad was killed
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Listen to THERES A TEAR IN MY BEER. Jr. Made a song with his dad and you can hear both of them.
You should also check out Hank Jr's youngest son Sam Williams. First listen to Jr sing "Mr Weatherman" and then listen to Sam Williams sing it.
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Hank s died in back of his caddy on the way to a concert.alchol was a factor. Hank jrs stly was just differt from his dad. Checkout kaw-liga. It was hank sr song but also done by jr. I prefer jrs version
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Check out Hank Jr. Son Hank the III he is different as well it's more Rockabilly
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There is a song, A Tear in My Beer, one of Seniors song that they found a film of, that Junior used to make a video of them singing together. Worth checking out and great reaction.
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I’d love to see you react to Patsy Cline’s songs, like “Crazy”, Walking After Midnight”, Sweet Dreams”, Faded Love “. Just a few to get you started! 💜👵🏼✌🏼
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I saw the light by Hank Williams sr
that cool, a Louisiana boy, me too, im from Monroe Louisiana myself home of brodnax...
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i'm in Shreveport!
Hank jr put together a video where he spliced in his dad, check out there's a tear in my beer.
There is actaully a movie out about his and hia dad's life i don't recall the name of the movie you should really look it up and watch it the name of the movie is living proof the Hank Jr story
The movie was Your Cheatin Heart and starred George Hamilton as Hank Sr.
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Bruh, you need to react to Chris Stapleton, he will change your life. Hank was my primary artist back in the late 70’s.
He fell around 500 ft down the side of a mountain and received multiple fractures to skull and face which is why he's has a beard to cover scars etc, you should do more research, I think you will see there was no problem between jr and SR
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Meaning behind why he broke family tradition!!!!The music industry wanted him to sing his father's music 🎶, but he wanted to sing his own style. It's NOT a harmonica you hear its a steal guitar.
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He fell off of a mountain , and it almost killed him.
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Boot boy's !!!! Lola
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It's kinda two fold as in following his dad's addictions n going against traditional country values as far as drug use. N he did remake tear in my beer with his dad. His dad ODed when he was a kid. One my favorite Hank Jr. songs is That's How They Do It In Dixie. Check it out
Wish someone would do some “Boys From Oklahoma” by Cross Canadian Ragweed, or “Everclear” by Roger Creager. Iykyk
And got a sister name Jett Williams
If you love instrumental music then you would love Stevie Ray Vaughan. If you get a chance react to Texas Flood Live at the Macambo. He is awesome 💯💯
Thats a steele guitar😁
I prefer Hank Jr.
His dad was before my time 😊. But I do like a lil Hank SR.
I grew up on Hank Jr., Randy Travis, Conway Twitty, Eddie Rabbit also Tracy Lawrence, Joe Diffie
Also the Highway Men..
Just a few
When you pause, you need to back it up about 15 seconds because you are missing a lot. The pauses are sometimes at critical points in the song. Not a criticism, just a suggestion… good reactions 👍
Anything Upchurch
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No man, u misunderstand. Jr was only 3 yrs old when his dad died from drugs & alcohol. His dad was only 29 when he died. So Jr was not old enuf to fight with his dad. It's the country music industry wanted Jr to sing like his dad. Jr wanted to sing his own songs. He did so & the industry stopped supporting him becouse of it. He was to wild in his personal life addicted to drugs & alcohol just like his dad. So he was more like his dad than people thought. Even though his music was different.
Hank, Sr.. total country Tear in your Beer kinda music.. But his Daddy died at 29 from Alcoholism.. Jr's. Mom, Audrey.. wanted Jr to sing Seniors songs.. didn't happen.. Hank Jr.. made his own sound.. thank goodness.... If you want a Hank sr. song.. look up Hey Good Looking..
check out "Thats my job" By Conway Twitty
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Please my young friend. Listen to hear, not to reply. This way your reply is MORE insightful and on target. Keep on the journey son.
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He broke it by doing his own thing. Guess it just wasnt country enuff for the haters😡. As if he cares😂. Most fans lov. It. For every two that left..20 came over. Rock star famous. Some fans didnt like HIS COUNTRY. He was/is rite
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You reacted to Blackpink a few times you should check out one of the member's solo works her name is Rosé and the songs are 'On the Ground' and 'Gone' something different for you and different from Blackpink.
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Ok, hear me out. If you’re in a bar, within like 250 miles of Houston (maybe more, idk) you have a responsibility to sing your part.
Why do you drink? “To get drunk”
Why do you roll smoke? “To get high”
Why must you live out all the songs that you wrote? “To get laid”
Everything in quotations is your job, if this is played on the jukebox.
Steel guitar
But sr was born in Mississippi o bye the way I'm also from vermilion
No it was Alabama not Mississippi
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I prefer Jr seniors is a little too old-fashioned for me
He fell off a cliff