Artist

Hank Williams

1 cut · 4 records · 1 album in the crate

Songs Hank Williams wrote that others recorded: “Hey, Good Lookin’” (Johnny Cash, 1958), “Honky Tonkin’” (George Jones, 1960) and “Cold, Cold Heart” (Jerry Lee Lewis, 1961). Songs Hank Williams recorded that someone else wrote: “Lost Highway” by Leon Payne, “Family Tradition” by Hank Williams, Jr. and “Settin’ the Woods on Fire” by Ed Nelson and Fred Rose. Songs Hank Williams wrote with others: “I Saw the Light” (with Lewis E. Jones), “Kaw‐Liga” (with Fred Rose) and “Ramblin’ Man” (with Hank Williams, Jr.). On General Admission 4 Us: 1 cut, 4 records and 1 album from the Rabbit Hole Records crate.

Compilation · 40 Greatest Hits (1978)

The definitive collection from country music's most influential artist, whose songs defined honky-tonk and influenced every country artist who followed.

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Cuts from 40 Greatest Hits that start with Hank Williams

Hank Williams wrote and recorded "Hey, Good Lookin’." Which of these artists, a long way from the Drifting Cowboys, later put his own recording of it on tape?Ray Charles

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Records from 40 Greatest Hits

Hank Williams · Hey, Good Lookin’

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Hank Williams · (I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle

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Records that lead to Hank Williams

Hank Williams and His Drifting Cowboys · Honky Tonkin’

1947 · via Townes Van Zandt

Hank Williams with His Drifting Cowboys · A Mansion on the Hill

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