(I trust you are speaking of the one-and-only, real, authentic Hank and not that Junior guy, whose real name is Randall Hank.) Hank's first No.1 song was "Lovesick Blues," in 1949. It spent 42 weeks on the charts and 16 (some say 17) weeks at the top. This can be verified in numerous source works, Wikipedia among them. Or Google "Lovesick Blues" to find the whole interesting story about the song. No disrespect to Hank Jr. , but he could have saved the world a whole lot of confusion and trouble, just by using his own first name: Randy Williams. Also there are at least three book-length biographies in print, all of which are interesting, if in several respects not accurate: "Hank Williams:The Biography," "Lovesick Blues:The Life of Hank Williams" and "Still in Love With You" (by Hank's stepdaughter Lycrecia)
hank Williams, Jr starting singing in year 1960
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"At the First Fall of Snow," recorded by Hank Williams, was written by Lorene Rose in the late 1940s, probably 1948 or 1949. Copyright is administered by Sony.
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350,000 per year.....
20 i think he died when he was 29 i no
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Two. Audrey Williams from 1944 to 1952 and Billie Jean Horton from 1952 to 1953, the year he died.
"What If Your Cheatin' Heart" was released in 1964. It is a song written by Hank Williams, but the most notable version is by the American country artist, Ray Price. The song reflects themes of heartbreak and betrayal, typical of country music from that era.
Bocephus, but what exactly does it mean?Bocephus was the name of country comedian Rod Brasfield's ventriloquist dummy, and Hank Sr. started calling Hank Jr. that as a pet name for his beloved son
Hank Williams, Sr., died on January 1, 1953, on his way to a New Year's Day show in Canton, Ohio. Heavily medicated, he had been drinking for days. A driver who had been hired the day before to pilot William's Cadillac found him slumped in the car's backseat.
"In 1963 by Eddie Pola and George Wyle. It was recorded and released that year by pop singer Andy Williams for his first Christmas album, The Andy Williams Christmas Album. The song was not released as a single by Williams's record label (Columbia Records) that year, as they opted to promote his cover of "White Christmas" as the official promo single from the album."