Hank Williams, the KING of Country Music, just as Elvis is the KING of Rock and Roll. As a songwriter Hank ranks alongside Lennon, McCartney, Dylan, Simon, Diamond, Taupin, Wonder....the very very best !!!
Some 65 years since his passing and his songs still ring your heart and mind, most things get stale in that time, Hank is just as direct and heartfelt as it must have been to the ears of our great and grand parents.
Back in the late 40's and very early 50's the radio stations were all playing country music. That was the thing in those days. Any station that played country music would play Hank Williams songs several times in an hour. He was the greatest and has been so much missed by many.
@@georgetraylor7835 Merle was good, but Hank is better, nobody could ever instill that 'achy', painful', hurt' in a song like Hank. It's almost tangible...
What a pleasure to hear him talking, so proud of recording this song that no one had heard before. And the happy talking at the end.. This is a treasure.
I listened to hank Williams as a child when my dad played his music and when I became a adult I still listen to hank Williams how can you not listen to songs that scratch at your soul timeless
Craig Hartzel This is the way they sing in Appalachia. Anyone who bitches about Hanks voice because "its not manly enough" is the same type as drives a V8 pickup because he feels like people will think he's inadequate if he doesn't. And if you need a big truck to feel cool, you probably aren't shit yourself. (Note, I love pickups, just you shouldn't need one to compensate. A real man is still cool even if he's driving a Civic)
Absolutely correct this man set the stage and trends for everyone else but although we've had several great artists there's still nobody to compare to this man
He was, he was in constant pain with back pain I wish to never endure, but from my own experience from my own osteoporosis from mildly severe to severe, I know he was in more pain than I can handle, God granted "us" his music.
And.... I bet back then all they had was Codeine, which doesn't help much with this kind of pain, trust me I know from experience that only Tramadol helps now days.
"It's hard to know another's lips will kiss you and hold you the way I used to do, heaven only knows how much I miss you....i can't help it if I'm still in love with you." The way he sings each song and the words touches your soul....its a great feeling he brings listening to his music. It's almost like with his music he can even make sad feel good.
I was just a mighty young girl at this time, when this song 1st came out, But I do rememeber this like it was yesterday , But many years has passed, I still love this today as much as the 1st time I heard it!!
Hank has so many heartbreak songs, but this one has always stood out to me as the most real, like he's just singing about something that happened earlier in the day that crushed his heart
My dad used to play Hank Williams and Patsy Cline all the time when i was young. Now that im older i understand why. Im sure i will be playing them for son too
folks, this man "was" Country Music. ladies and gentlemen, Hank Williams.... one of the great's of Real True Country Music, and not the crap their playing on top 40 supposed country music radio. i've not listened to radio in several years, but if i did, i could be caught up in bout 45 minutes, or less. so enjoy youtube, well until google decide to before long giggle-it up, or youggle-it up, which ever. please remember to vote "like--thumbs-ups" these videos, these folks spend a lot of their time in uploading them. time and energy, i always vote-up almost every video i watch, and if i happen to hate one, i just go to the next one. take care, and God bless.
My one & only true Love passed away June 5th 2019 . We were married 56 yrs. When I listen to Hank I cry thinking about him , his songs bring back so many memories of him. There will never be another like my Love or another like Hank Williams Sr.
+Richard Skola glad - my uncle played in a very similar group, all acoustic, no drums - played the Opry, WSM, Renfro Valley - the man had an amazing voice and was also a champion yodeler! simple is often better
Not knowing when your uncle played WSM and the opry, if he is still alive he may remember Teresa Ellis., she played fiddle for the opry, '60s I think. She's still alive, and was my neighbor for a few years. Great talent.
+Richard Skola Thanks for asking, he's been gone for maybe 20 years - he was either Tom Gaines, or Roland Gaines depending on the timing, played the circuit in the 30s to 50s - he knew people like Hank, back up Red Foley, Red Nichols, Homer and Jethro and people like that - wish I knew more, I don't even know the name of his group - but I'm with you, this music was and is simply awesome
Today I passed you on the street And my heart fell at your feet I can't help it if I'm still in love with you. Somebody else stood by your side And he looked so satisfied I can't help it if I'm still in love with you. A picture from the past came slowly stealing As I brushed your arm and walked so close to you Then suddenly I got that old time feeling I can't help it if I'm still in love with you. It's hard to know another's lips will kiss you And hold you just the way I used to do Oh, heaven only knows how much I miss you I can't help it if I'm still in love with you.
Yes Mark, I love all these singers, I first heard Hank Williams senior and Patsy Cline back in the 1950's as a kid and still listen to these great voices.
It has been said that the raw music of Hank Williams was taken by Fred Rose and refined with the backing music of Roy Acuff, in the Acuff/Rose studios, to produce the Singing Star that Hank became. Over the years I have collected the studio music of the Great Man, and it was excellent, giving a lot of pleasure, but these Unreleased Recordings are something else, it`s a new life to his voice and his music. How could they suppress this for so long. He was Fantastic and still is.
I'm a 77-year-old. Been watching PBS Country Music series. Lived quite a bit of it - historical and entertaining. Born and Raised 6 5 miles north of Grand Old Opry. Go Big Blue!!
I wonder if Hank really composed a tune for Fred Rose like in the movie "Your Cheatin' Heart"... One thing though - "I can't Help it" was written long after Hank met Rose. Hank had spina bifida, and had pain, so he had to self-medicate -- so you can't blame him for a bit of drinking. Suffering makes for great men, like Hank and FDR.
Hank Williams Sr. is the finest country singer on earth, he has beautiful tone, he writes his own songs, plays guitar too, his emotions are very strongly felt when listen to him singing. Hank's band is country. To top it off, Hank can yodel, and my dad said the best singers yodel, and if you like yodeling, listen to some of LeAnn Rimes, Dwight Yokum and another of my very favorites Ronnie Van Zant's song (of his band : Lynryd Skynyrd, song is Was I Right or Wrong' Ronnie yodels too, Hank and Ronnie died very young, so you would notice a cry in their voices as they sing, good listeners detect this in great singers. Hank hits the mood right in all of his songs, and my dad also said some advice, to people , if you don't like Hank's music don't listen, leaving airspace open so people like me can enjoy listening to Hank and the fine yodelers out there.. Hank's vocal range is very broad can go low and high, the best singers on earth can achieve this, he has done what many cannot do.
On this day in 1952 {April 23rd} Hank Williams, with Anita Carter, performed "I Can't It {If I'm Still In Love With You}" on the NBC-TV program 'The Kate Smith Evening Hour'... The year before in 1951 it peaked at #2 on the Country chart... Five covered versions have charted; Margaret Whiting {#74 in 1958}, Adam Wade {#64 in 1960}, Johnny Tillotson {#24 in 1962}, B.J. Thomas {#94 in 1967}, and Al Martino {#97 in 1969}... R.I.P. Hank Williams {September 17th, 1923 - January 1st, 1953)...
Still listing 2021 to Hanks his music will live on for every he'll always be number1 in country music even today when you think of country music anybody out knows it's Hank W there think about second one would be George Jones of course RIP Hank And George
In the July 7th, 1951 issue of Billboard Magazine, Hank Williams' "I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You)" peaked at #2 {for 1 week} on it's 'Country and Western Records Most-Played By Folk Disk Jockeys' chart, and for the week it was at #2, the #1 record for that week was "I Want To Be With You Always" by Lefty Frizzell... According the Billboard Magazine, Hank Williams charted forty two times on their Country charts, thirty six made the Top 10 with thirteen reaching #1... His forty second and final charted record was a duet with his son Hank Williams, Jr., "There's a Tear In My Beer", it peaked at #7 in 1989... Hank Williams, born Hiram Williams, passed away at the young age of 29 on January 1st, 1953 May he R.I.P. *"I Can't Help It" was the third of six of his records to peak at #2 on the Billboard C&W charts, the other five were "Wedding Bells {1949}, "My Bucket's Got A Hole In It" {1949}, "Honky Tonk Blues" {1952}, "Half As Much" {1952}, and "Settin' The Woods On Fire" {1952}... And from the 'For What It's Worth' department, the remainder of the C&W Records Most-Played By Jockeys' Top 10 on July 7th, 1951: At #3. "Let's Live A Little" by Carl Smith #4 "Rhumba Boogie" by Hank Snow #4. "I Want To Play House With You" by Eddy Arnold {a tie with "Rhumba Boogie"} #6. "Cold, Cold Heart" by Hank Williams #7. "Peace In The Valley" by Red Foley #8. "Howling At The Moon" by Hank Williams #9. "Kentucky Waltz" by Eddy Arnold #9. "Don't Stay Too Long" by Ernest Tubb {a tie with "Kentucky Waltz"}
Nunca,de los nunca cambiaré esta bella y hermosa musica que si de verdad tiene sentido y sentimiento,gracias hank porque aún vives en nuestr corazón y que viva la Country Music
This is still the greatest Country Music singer/songwriter of all time.
AMEN.
Hank Williams, the KING of Country Music, just as Elvis is the KING of Rock and Roll. As a songwriter Hank ranks alongside Lennon, McCartney, Dylan, Simon, Diamond, Taupin, Wonder....the very very best !!!
Never before, never again...anybody like Hank.
STILL BLOWS AWAY THIS 82yr OLD...ONE & ONLY!!!
Some 65 years since his passing and his songs still ring your heart and mind, most things get stale in that time, Hank is just as direct and heartfelt as it must have been to the ears of our great and grand parents.
U are so right he the king .....
When you worked your butt off and barley got paid. Yeah I remember.
Back in the late 40's and very early 50's the radio stations were all playing country music. That was the thing in those days. Any station that played country music would play Hank Williams songs several times in an hour. He was the greatest and has been so much missed by many.
Hank is still better than anybody out there today.
and will always be
Hank and his band get the tune and simple basics right, it's what people like, there's no bull or gimmicks.
Pure talent why did he leave us so early😔
@@fishin3196 to be honest he died a old soul he had a wife kids and made money
@@ahsokatano504 old soul or not he left us at age 29 ...
This guy was country, blues, pop,and,rock our first music icon and the best country music songwriter and singer we ever had thanks HANK
Had not heard this version, absolute magic. Hank, you were so so good.
Man there is NOBODY who can wrote of and sing with pain like this TITAN of country music.
Merle.
@@georgetraylor7835 Merle was good, but Hank is better, nobody could ever instill that 'achy', painful', hurt' in a song like Hank. It's almost tangible...
Hank Williams pain songs and Newberry's train songs - - - :-)
George Jones
Thank goodness we have you tube so we can hear REAL country music
I wonder what was going through Hank mind when he was writing these words on a piece of paper. What a amazing song R.I.P. Luke the drifter 🎶🎵🎤🎸
What a pleasure to hear him talking, so proud of recording this song that no one had heard before. And the happy talking at the end.. This is a treasure.
I listened to hank Williams as a child when my dad played his music and when I became a adult I still listen to hank Williams how can you not listen to songs that scratch at your soul timeless
There will absolutely never ever be another like Him with such a Wonderful God-Given Talent.
Now I know why my Dad use to cry, listening to Hank
as I do
Anyone saying Hank sounds whiney or not a manly man, I suggest you do some research.
The epitome of "no fucks given".
Craig Hartzel This is the way they sing in Appalachia. Anyone who bitches about Hanks voice because "its not manly enough" is the same type as drives a V8 pickup because he feels like people will think he's inadequate if he doesn't. And if you need a big truck to feel cool, you probably aren't shit yourself. (Note, I love pickups, just you shouldn't need one to compensate. A real man is still cool even if he's driving a Civic)
Big car. Small dick!!!
CapCity Craig some people would step on the Hope Diamond. They just can't recognize greatness.
CapCity Craig makes sense what the hell are you talking about
CapCity Craig hank was the original live fast die young and leave a pretty corpse guy
This is a an endless hit. No singer artist can duplicate it. i love it.
He is the most important singer/songwriter in American history. His music is immortal.
Very true.
Absolutely correct this man set the stage and trends for everyone else but although we've had several great artists there's still nobody to compare to this man
This song stills hurts even after 68 years believe it or not
AMEN!!!!
She died last November on the 14 th day of the month . Now I am free . Thank for the Amen .
Hank usually sounds like he's holding back a sob and he probably was. He speaks to me like no other.
J. L. Buckley couldn't have said it better my friend
I have a group on FB called Hank Williams "There's A Tear In Our Beer Fans". Love to have you!
J L.Buckley and Holden Melancon.
He was, he was in constant pain with back pain I wish to never endure, but from my own experience from my own osteoporosis from mildly severe to severe, I know he was in more pain than I can handle, God granted "us" his music.
And.... I bet back then all they had was Codeine, which doesn't help much with this kind of pain, trust me I know from experience that only Tramadol helps now days.
One of the Greatest song writers ever!
"It's hard to know another's lips will kiss you and hold you the way I used to do, heaven only knows how much I miss you....i can't help it if I'm still in love with you." The way he sings each song and the words touches your soul....its a great feeling he brings listening to his music. It's almost like with his music he can even make sad feel good.
I got chills................😢😢😢💔💔💔💔💔
Listing an 2019 and he is still the best and only king of Country music.
Hank sr is my ALL TIME FAV COUNTRY/GOSPEL SINGER
I LOVE DAM NEAR ALL HIS SONGS
Damn I love hank just speaks volumes to me I'm just 20 and this man was the best in country music history
Mandy Wade Amen.
You have great taste in music!!
In country music, there's Hank Williams and everyone else.
There is 100 here who have never loved and lost. Lucky for them but they will never feel what we feel. when we listen to Hank singing this song.
I was just a mighty young girl at this time, when this song 1st came out,
But I do rememeber this like it was yesterday , But many years has passed, I still love this today as much as the 1st time I heard it!!
Sadly, there will never be another Hank Sr.
Hank has so many heartbreak songs, but this one has always stood out to me as the most real, like he's just singing about something that happened earlier in the day that crushed his heart
Suddenly, I got that old time feeling...
The King of country music.
Of all music. The King, Hank Williams Sr.
🤔
My dad used to play Hank Williams and Patsy Cline all the time when i was young. Now that im older i understand why. Im sure i will be playing them for son too
The ultimate KING and QUEEN of Country (HANDS DOWN)!!!
Hank and Patsys voices were the two voices I heard singing as a 10 year old in the 1950's and I loved their singing.
Absolutely awesome. Listen carefully .... I "caint help it" ..... not can't help it ... beautiful.
"Caint hep it..."
@@joshuagoodman3854 It's a good un. 🙂
My father joe mcguire favourite singer and me miss you da xxx
Father of Modern Country Music"
Cold beer and Hank what a combo
Sounds like a good Combination if you ask me lol.
+Riley Farrell Yes it
Alone with Hank and a six pack....
carl jones damn straight to bad i have to work today or id get case beer and listen to hank all day today and slam some cold beers
Haha literally what I'm doing right now.
Damn that man could write and sing a song.
Pure magic, never heard anything better!
+Catherine Watts Your comment says it all, and says it very well.
real country musis
I once heard that Hank Williams Sr. Teacher said he couldn't. Sang a lick o what a laugh. Didn't he proved them wrong. R,I,P. Hank
Hell , these live versions of Hank's are even better than his commercially released ones . Masterful !
this song is so devastating.. I love it!!
Kass Ayala Hank Williams Senior today I passed you on the street
Thats a great song...
folks, this man "was" Country Music. ladies and gentlemen, Hank Williams.... one of the great's of Real True Country Music, and not the crap their playing on top 40 supposed country music radio. i've not listened to radio in several years, but if i did, i could be caught up in bout 45 minutes, or less. so enjoy youtube, well until google decide to before long giggle-it up, or youggle-it up, which ever. please remember to vote "like--thumbs-ups" these videos, these folks spend a lot of their time in uploading them. time and energy, i always vote-up almost every video i watch, and if i happen to hate one, i just go to the next one. take care, and God bless.
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+Steven Foster jte
IS, not was.
No one will ever equal him
Hardcore country music at its best.
Hank is where I came into country music, and I don't think he will be surpassed for purity and heart.
Classic country from the "King" How many people do you know who can write a classic in 10 minutes?
there is a word that describes a writer who writes both the words and melody of a song.......GENIUS
Hank is coutry music. Play it loud & often. The father of country& rock n roll!!!!!??
He's the reason I became a songwriter, 12/22/20
There Is Two Things In Country Music . Hank And Cold Beer.And JR. Is There Two.
Awesome song, sang from the heart
And soul...he lived ...what he wrote...R I P. HANK..
I'm in Awe of this Great Man and His musical talent.
The greatest of all c/w singers!
My one & only true Love passed away June 5th 2019 . We were married 56 yrs. When I listen to Hank I cry thinking about him , his songs bring back so many memories of him. There will never be another like my Love or another like Hank Williams Sr.
Sounds like a voice from yesterday.....
The Greatest Song writer/ singer of all time. Then, in early 50s even til now, 2019
Go head on Hank Williams Sr
Thank you so much for putting this on UA-cam! An absolute privilege to listen to it.
It is a very beautiful song . He seems to know every emotion you ever felt . x
Hank lll carrying on the family tradition and more check him out he badass!
one of the greatest singers of all time
He was just wonderful, amazing song writer.
Velkommen on my rada her i 2020 . The saund giv a lift. Hank is god for all ther leik kontry vi kan't forget . 🇩🇰 🇺🇸🎵🎶🎶🎶
always amazed at how much sound they got with a few acoustic instruments, no drums, no bass - just honest music
+George Jasper I, myself, like the music better this way.
+Richard Skola glad - my uncle played in a very similar group, all acoustic, no drums - played the Opry, WSM, Renfro Valley - the man had an amazing voice and was also a champion yodeler! simple is often better
Not knowing when your uncle played WSM and the opry, if he is still alive he may remember Teresa Ellis., she played fiddle for the opry, '60s I think. She's still alive, and was my neighbor for a few years. Great talent.
+Richard Skola Thanks for asking, he's been gone for maybe 20 years - he was either Tom Gaines, or Roland Gaines depending on the timing, played the circuit in the 30s to 50s - he knew people like Hank, back up Red Foley, Red Nichols, Homer and Jethro and people like that - wish I knew more, I don't even know the name of his group - but I'm with you, this music was and is simply awesome
so many songs that mean so much to me at different times of my life .hank is king
I'll second that I still listen to him everyday.
Today I passed you on the street
And my heart fell at your feet
I can't help it if I'm still in love with you.
Somebody else stood by your side
And he looked so satisfied
I can't help it if I'm still in love with you.
A picture from the past came slowly stealing
As I brushed your arm and walked so close to you
Then suddenly I got that old time feeling
I can't help it if I'm still in love with you.
It's hard to know another's lips will kiss you
And hold you just the way I used to do
Oh, heaven only knows how much I miss you
I can't help it if I'm still in love with you.
This is why he is called the Hillbilly Shakespeare of county music.
Awesome.... awesome..... I'm in awe. This is a great recording. Thanks for sharing.
We all miss Hank
some of these new singers today should take lessons from the old singers !
+Lloyd Dailey I know you're right.
🎵Hank Sr. : Another one gone way too soon.
Hank, Sr., Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, George Jones, Merle Haggard, Tammy Wynette, Dolly Parton, Waylon Jennings = REAL Country Music.
Willie Nelson?
Yes Mark, I love all these singers, I first heard Hank Williams senior and Patsy Cline back in the 1950's as a kid and still listen to these great voices.
I totally agree
The man, the legend. Music's 1st Superstar. And if you are listening to this is 2012 then you know why he was and still is a Superstar! : )
ALL THOSE IN FAVOUR.. SAY AYE..!!
he dead but his music is going still be the best singer
He will always be known as one of the greatest .
hi my mother listen to this song everyday of her life she was 53 the day that she passed same age I' am today I love and will always love her
It has been said that the raw music of Hank Williams was taken by Fred Rose and refined with the backing music of Roy Acuff, in the Acuff/Rose studios, to produce the Singing Star that Hank became. Over the years I have collected the studio music of the Great Man, and it was excellent, giving a lot of pleasure, but these Unreleased Recordings are something else, it`s a new life to his voice and his music. How could they suppress this for so long. He was Fantastic and still is.
I love how he talks "I can't hep it if I'm still in love with you".
The all time greatest!
I agree with you bill
The King Of Country Music...None can come even close to the writing and singing of Hank Williams...with Love your Fan forever Michael.
I'm a 77-year-old. Been watching PBS Country Music series. Lived quite a bit of it - historical and entertaining. Born and Raised 6
5 miles north of Grand Old Opry. Go Big Blue!!
just imagine sitten in beer garden drinking cold suds watching Hank Williams play gitar and sing one of his great songs.
days on the lake with you Dad. Catching crappie and listening to HW. I miss you
I used to listed hank in the 1950s on wwg wheeking west virginia!!! on Saturday night ; nobody will ever be like HANK!!!!!!
I wonder if Hank really composed a tune for Fred Rose like in the movie "Your Cheatin' Heart"... One thing though - "I can't Help it" was written long after Hank met Rose.
Hank had spina bifida, and had pain, so he had to self-medicate -- so you can't blame him for a bit of drinking. Suffering makes for great men, like Hank and FDR.
Hanks Great Songs Will be Heard For Many Many More Years.
He can make a sad broken soul become a bar chasing alcoholic at the age of twenty 21....ask me how I know
Hank was and still is the best his songs are superb, today country music is rubbish.the only singer with listening today is George Straight.
Hank Williams Sr. is the finest country singer on earth, he has beautiful tone, he writes his own songs, plays guitar too, his emotions are very strongly felt when listen to him singing. Hank's band is country. To top it off, Hank can yodel, and my dad said the best singers yodel, and if you like yodeling, listen to some of LeAnn Rimes, Dwight Yokum and another of my very favorites Ronnie Van Zant's song (of his band : Lynryd Skynyrd, song is Was I Right or Wrong' Ronnie yodels too, Hank and Ronnie died very young, so you would notice a cry in their voices as they sing, good listeners detect this in great singers. Hank hits the mood right in all of his songs, and my dad also said some advice, to people , if you don't like Hank's music don't listen, leaving airspace open so people like me can enjoy listening to Hank and the fine yodelers out there..
Hank's vocal range is very broad can go low and high, the best singers on earth can achieve this, he has done what many cannot do.
a real country singer they are no better and never will be his son come close but hank is the king
On this day in 1952 {April 23rd} Hank Williams, with Anita Carter, performed "I Can't It {If I'm Still In Love With You}" on the NBC-TV program 'The Kate Smith Evening Hour'...
The year before in 1951 it peaked at #2 on the Country chart...
Five covered versions have charted; Margaret Whiting {#74 in 1958}, Adam Wade {#64 in 1960}, Johnny Tillotson {#24 in 1962}, B.J. Thomas {#94 in 1967}, and Al Martino {#97 in 1969}...
R.I.P. Hank Williams {September 17th, 1923 - January 1st, 1953)...
I'm still in love with my ex boyfriend I love you Michael all ways have all ways will.😭😭😭
Still listing 2021 to Hanks his music will live on for every he'll always be number1 in country music even today when you think of country music anybody out knows it's Hank W there think about second one would be George Jones of course RIP Hank And George
whoever don't like Hank Williams, don't like country or gospel music !
Sing it Hank. I be singing to you for all my life.
He told his life. What a song.
Wow what a great song written by the late and great Hank Williams RIP man
Sends chills through me..RIP Hank
In the July 7th, 1951 issue of Billboard Magazine, Hank Williams' "I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You)" peaked at #2 {for 1 week} on it's 'Country and Western Records Most-Played By Folk Disk Jockeys' chart, and for the week it was at #2, the #1 record for that week was "I Want To Be With You Always" by Lefty Frizzell...
According the Billboard Magazine, Hank Williams charted forty two times on their Country charts, thirty six made the Top 10 with thirteen reaching #1...
His forty second and final charted record was a duet with his son Hank Williams, Jr., "There's a Tear In My Beer", it peaked at #7 in 1989...
Hank Williams, born Hiram Williams, passed away at the young age of 29 on January 1st, 1953
May he R.I.P.
*"I Can't Help It" was the third of six of his records to peak at #2 on the Billboard C&W charts, the other five were "Wedding Bells {1949}, "My Bucket's Got A Hole In It" {1949}, "Honky Tonk Blues" {1952}, "Half As Much" {1952}, and "Settin' The Woods On Fire" {1952}...
And from the 'For What It's Worth' department, the remainder of the C&W Records Most-Played By Jockeys' Top 10 on July 7th, 1951:
At #3. "Let's Live A Little" by Carl Smith
#4 "Rhumba Boogie" by Hank Snow
#4. "I Want To Play House With You" by Eddy Arnold
{a tie with "Rhumba Boogie"}
#6. "Cold, Cold Heart" by Hank Williams
#7. "Peace In The Valley" by Red Foley
#8. "Howling At The Moon" by Hank Williams
#9. "Kentucky Waltz" by Eddy Arnold
#9. "Don't Stay Too Long" by Ernest Tubb {a tie with "Kentucky Waltz"}
Nunca,de los nunca cambiaré esta bella y hermosa musica que si de verdad tiene sentido y sentimiento,gracias hank porque aún vives en nuestr corazón y que viva la Country Music
No auto tune. This is as good as it can get. Everything else is a cheap imitation.