Still on Hank

A man after my own heart!

Bob, and his Texas swing is great!

He spawned a goodun' too. Here, with a few rowdy friends.

All My Rowdy Friends

Ain't we been there.

And what we ain't ashamed of:

Country Boy

HEP ME! How do you get the performance instead of the link to show??

Go back after you are on the song, click copy link. Good luck!

Bob Wills is still the king....

Type this : [video:youtube][/video]
Then insert the link between the two middle brackets

Time to "pop a top"

pop a top again, jim ed brown.

Ole George Strait does a pretty fair Hank Williams imitation!

Please bear with me as I don't know the correct computer terms.
First you go on YouTube and find a song you like.
Next you go up to the bar on top and right click on it. The whole line will be highlighted.
Then you come back here and go down to the reply box and click where it says "Use Full Editor".
Now you go across to the 10th box from the left (Insert Media Tag) & click on that.
Choose YouTube video and then click OK.
Now you can click on Post Reply.

It's really easier than I make it sound. I think it's easier than posting pictures.

a back to back double play on a friday nite in Dixie.

allus thought the steel canned Schlitz were about as good as it got

when running the back roads, and the rabbits were scurring for cover.

I have been inspired by this song for a long time.

There’s a Tear in My Beer - Hank Sr & Hank Jr

Best of all the William’s music.

How about some early country?:





Geno

Hank Sr. personified country music. The only time Junior even came close was with Tear In My Beer, and his daddy was responsible for that.

There have been other good ones, to many to mention here, but Jim Reeves was one of my favorites.

As far as the women go, there was only one great one....Patsy Cline.

I like Eddy Raven a lot!

Hank Jr. is talented too. I saw him in concert back when he was first hitting the charts during his "Family Tradition" and "Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound" days. He played for 3 hours non stop,...guitar, piano, vocals.

He's a talent in his own right. The musicians he's associated with know that.

God bless America.

Here's Hank Jr's back when he was still singin' his daddy's music,...and doing a very fine job of it.




Then he fell off a mountain, cracked his head,..and while he was healin' up he decided to go his own way with his own music,....and it started soundin' like this. You can tell that he's spent a lot of time workin' on his pickin' in this clip.