Biografía:
Hank es hijo del gran Hank Williams que dio vuelta la música country y genero el comienzo del hillbilly, el antecedente del rock. Junior nació como Randall Hank Williams el 26 de mayo de 1949. Comenzó a grabar en 1964 varias canciones de su padre, pero su personalidad exploto en la década del 70. Lleva a lo largo de su carrera numerosos reconocimientos y ha cantado junto con los máximos exponentes del country desde Merle Haggard hasta Reba McEntire y Waylon Jennings.
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Otras canciones:
- A Country Boy Can Survive
- All In Alabama
- Born To Boogie
- Good Friends Good Whiskey Good Loving
- A Whole Lot Of Hank
- After All They Used To Belong To Me
- After You
- Aint Makin No Headlines
- Aint Misbehavin
- Aint Misbehaving
- Aint That A Shame
- All For The Love Of Sunshine
- All I Can Give You Is My Heart
- All Jokes Aside
- All My Rowdy Friends
- All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight
- All My Rowdy Friends Have Settled Down
- Always Loving You
- America Will Survive
- American Way
- Angels Are Hard To Find
- Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way
- Between Heaven And Hell
- Big Fool Of The Year
- Blues Man
- Brothers Of The Road
- Cajun Baby
- Cant You See
- Cherokee
- Coalition To Ban Coalitions
- Come And Go Blues
- Come On Over To The Country
- Country State Of Mind
- Cut Bank Montana
- Devil In The Bottle
- Dinosaur
- Dixie On My Mind
- Dont Give Us A Reason
- Eleven Roses
- Everytime I Hear That Song
- Eyes Of Waylon
- Family Tradition
- Farm Song
- Footlights
- Forged By Fire
- Gibbonsville Gold
- Give A Damn
- Good Friends Good Whiskey Good Lovin
- Gulf Shore Road
- Hand Me Down
- Hank
- High And Pressurized
- High Maintenance Woman
- Honky Tonk Women
- Hotel Whiskey
- I Cant Change My Tune
- I Fought The Law
- I Really Did
- If Heaven Aint A Lot Like Dixie
- If Heaven Aint Like Dixie
- If The South Would Have Won
- If The South Woulda Won
- Ill Think Of Something
- Im A Long Gone Daddy
- Im For Love
- Im Gonna Get Drunk And Play Hank Williams
- Im Just A Man
- Im One Of You
- In The Arms Of Cocaine
- Ive Been Around
- Ive Got A Right To Cry
- Ive Got Rights
- Jesus Dont Give Up On Me
- Keep The Change
- Keep Your Hands To Yourself
- Knoxville Courthouse
- Last Driftin Cowboy
- Lawyers Guns And Money
- Leave Them Boys Alone
- Liquor To Like Her
- Living Proof
- Looking At The Rain
- Loser
- Made In The Shade
- Major Moves
- Man Of Steel
- Midnight Rider
- Mighty Oak Trees
- Montana Cafe
- Montana Song
- Montana Song Live Version
- Montgomery In The Rain
- Mr Lincoln
- My Girl Dont Like My Cowboy Hat
- My Name Is Bocephus
- Naked Women And Beer
- New South
- Norwegian Wood
- Odd In Denver
- Old Habits
- Old School
- On Susans Floor
- Once And For All
- One Night Stands
- Out Of Left Field
- Outlaw Women
- Outlaws Reward
- Promises
- Rainin In My Heart
- Ramblin In My Shoes
- Red White And Pink Slip Blues
- Redneck Paradise
- Sounds Like Justice
- Stoned At The Jukebox
- Take A Knee Take A Hike
- Tear In My Beer
- Tennessee
- Texas Women
- Thanks A Lot
- That Aint Good
- Thats How They Do It In Dixie
- The American Dream
- The American Way
- The Conversation
- The Cow Turd Blues
- The F Word
- The Girl On The Front Row At Fort Worth
- The Nashville Scene
- The Pressure Is On
- The Souths Gonna Rattle Again
- Theres A Tear In My Beer
- Thirsty
- Three Day Trip
- Tired Of Being Johnny B Good
- Tuesdays Gone
- Twodot Montana
- Waylons Guitar
- We Dont Apologize For America
- Weatherman
- Whats On The Bar
- Whiskey Bent And Hell Bound
- Whiskey On Ice
- Whole Lot Of Hank
- Wild And Blue
- Wild Streak
- Woman On The Run
- Women Ive Never Had
- Wont It Be Nice
- You Cant Find Many Kissers
- You Win Again
- Young Country
- Youre Gonna Change Or Im Gonna Leave
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
The Conversation
Hank Williams Jr. and Waylon Jennings
posted by Richard Smith
Email: [email protected]
W=Waylon singing
H=Hank singing
B=Both
(spoken)
Chord progression throughout song! If there are any corrections, please feel free to
me and I will change. My first posting!
Intro E
E
W: Hank let's talk about your daddy. Tell me how your momma loved
That Man
A
H: Well just break out a bottle hoss. I'll tell you bout the driftin
E
cowboy band.
B Bb
W: We won't talk about the habits
A E
B: Just the music and the man.
W: (That's All)
W: Now Hank, you just gotta tell me. Did your daddy really write all
them songs? (Did He?)
H: That don't deserve no answer hoss, let's light up and just move
Along.
W: Do you think he wrote em about your momma, or about the man who
done her wrong?
H: (You know that)
E A
B: Yeah back then they called him crazy, now a days they call him a
E A F#
saint. Now the ones that called him crazy, lord, are still
B
writing on his name.
E
W: Well if he was here right now Bocefus, would he think that we were
right? (Do you think he might?)
H: Don't you know he would Waltatia, be right here by our sides.
W: If we left for a show at Provo
B: He'd be the first one on the bus and ready to ride.
W: (that's wantin to go hoss)
H: (laughs)
W: Where ever he is I hope he's happy, you know I hope he's doin
well.(Yes I do)
H: He is cuz he's got one arm around my momma now and he sure did
Love miss audrey and raising hell.
W: I won't ask you no more questions
B: To the stories only hank can tell.
B: Well back then they called him crazy now a days they call him a
saint.
H: Most folks don't know that they
B: fired him from the opry,
H: and that caused his greatest pain.
H: Let me tell you about lovesick, how miss audrey loved that man.
W: You know I've always loved to listen to the stories about that
driftin cowboy band (and the man).
H: Know when we get right
W: down to it.
B: Still the most wanted outlaw in the land.
Hank Williams Jr. and Waylon Jennings
posted by Richard Smith
Email: [email protected]
W=Waylon singing
H=Hank singing
B=Both
(spoken)
Chord progression throughout song! If there are any corrections, please feel free to
me and I will change. My first posting!
Intro E
E
W: Hank let's talk about your daddy. Tell me how your momma loved
That Man
A
H: Well just break out a bottle hoss. I'll tell you bout the driftin
E
cowboy band.
B Bb
W: We won't talk about the habits
A E
B: Just the music and the man.
W: (That's All)
W: Now Hank, you just gotta tell me. Did your daddy really write all
them songs? (Did He?)
H: That don't deserve no answer hoss, let's light up and just move
Along.
W: Do you think he wrote em about your momma, or about the man who
done her wrong?
H: (You know that)
E A
B: Yeah back then they called him crazy, now a days they call him a
E A F#
saint. Now the ones that called him crazy, lord, are still
B
writing on his name.
E
W: Well if he was here right now Bocefus, would he think that we were
right? (Do you think he might?)
H: Don't you know he would Waltatia, be right here by our sides.
W: If we left for a show at Provo
B: He'd be the first one on the bus and ready to ride.
W: (that's wantin to go hoss)
H: (laughs)
W: Where ever he is I hope he's happy, you know I hope he's doin
well.(Yes I do)
H: He is cuz he's got one arm around my momma now and he sure did
Love miss audrey and raising hell.
W: I won't ask you no more questions
B: To the stories only hank can tell.
B: Well back then they called him crazy now a days they call him a
saint.
H: Most folks don't know that they
B: fired him from the opry,
H: and that caused his greatest pain.
H: Let me tell you about lovesick, how miss audrey loved that man.
W: You know I've always loved to listen to the stories about that
driftin cowboy band (and the man).
H: Know when we get right
W: down to it.
B: Still the most wanted outlaw in the land.
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