Hank Williams

Il y a t-il des amateurs de Hank Williams ici ? Je parle de Ole Hank, bien sûr...

Pour compléter ma collection, je recherche sous n'importe quelle forme les enregistrements suivants : (Echanges encouragés) :

Aunt Jemimah Pancakes Show #1

Why Don't You Love Me
Cold, Cold Heart

Aunt Jemimah Pancakes Show #2
This second show features Minnie Pearl

Hey Good Lookin'
I Can't Help It (If I'm Still In Love With You)
Are You Walkin' And Talkin' For The Lord

Hank & Audrey's Corral Show

WSM Radio show taped 09/15/51 promoting the opening of Hank & Audrey's Corral in Nashville, TN

Half As Much
Lovesick Blues
Lonesome Whistle
Honky Tonk Blues
Where The Old Red River Flows

Hank Williams' Funeral

Recorded at the funeral on 01/03/53 at City Hall in Montgomery Alabama

Beyond The Sunset (Ernest Tubb)
My Record Will Be There (Southwind Singers)
I Saw The Light (Roy Acuff & Grand Ole Opry Cast)
Peace In The Valley (Red Foley)
Precious Memories (Southwind Singers)

Hadacol Phone Interview from Macon, GA

A Macon, GA DJ calls Hank at his home in Nashville and talks on 09/05/51

Montgomery Homecoming Interview with Bob Helton

Montgomery Homecoming Interview with Billy Smith

Montgomery Homecoming Radio Promo

How To Write Folk And Western Music To Sell Radio Promo #1

How To Write Folk And Western Music To Sell Radio Promo #3

Pappy Neal McCormick for Sheriff Radio Spot #1

Radio promo Hank made in Defuniak Springs, FL for his friend Pappy Neal McCormick who was running for sheriff

Pops-Rite Popcorn Show

Mansion On The Hill

Duck Head Overalls Show Promo

Rose Bowl Death Announcement 01/01/53

Death announcement made on the radio during the 1953 Rose Bowl

WCKY Death Announcement & Tribute Show 01/01/53

Death announcement made on WCKY in Kentucky by DJ Nelson King, On the tribute show that follows (The first Hank Williams Tribute Show) features King talking about the time he had spent with Hank and plays several of Hank's records.

WSFA Transcriptions

Earliest known recordings of Hank around the age of 19, possibly from WSFA studios in Montgomery, AL ca. 1942

Happy Rovin' Cowboy #1
Happy Rovin' Cowboy #2
Rockin' Alone In An Old Rockin' Chair #1
Rockin' Alone In An Old Rockin' Chair #2
Old Shep #1
Old Shep #2
Will The Circle Be Unbroken
I'll Never Cry Over You
I Was Seeing Nellie Home
I'll Never Cry Over You
Little Rosewood Casket (Instrumental)
I Ain't Gonna Love You Anymore
Come Back To Me
Mother's Heaven
The Last Letter
Lonesome Valley
Crying Myself To Sleep
Beautiful Brown Eyes (Braxton Schuffert)
Lonely Mound Of Clay
I'll Be True To The One That I Love

Merci d'avance

si ca t'interresse j'ai un double cd THE COMPLETE HANK WILLIAMS(sale only for members A.F.C.H.Wsr du AMERICAN FAN CLUB HANK WILLIAMS ALABAMA avec 225 songs+29different takes+funeral january 04 1953+london synphony orchestral(1 show)+kate smith shows april 23 1952(1 show)+stars in eyes columbia university(1 show)+sunset park in the state of pennsylvania in july 1952(1 show)+healt and hapiness show r.p october 1949(8 shows)+mother 's best flour radio nashville ,tennessee in 1951(74 shows)+happy rovin shows

Merci pour ta proposition. Je t'ai envoyé un mail pour définir un échange...

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http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/movies/tom-hiddleston-hank-williams-light-article-1.2324277

Inside the Burger Restaurant Where Hank Williams Uttered His Last Words

They placed Hank Williams in a wheelchair and hauled him from the Knoxville hotel to his powder-blue Cadillac convertible, where his driver, a college freshman named Charles Carr, waited.

Loaded on booze, morphine, chloral hydrate, and vitamin B12, Williams crawled into the back seat, wrapped a blanket around himself, and laid down. Tasked with ferrying Williams to a New Year’s Day gig in Dayton, Ohio, Carr drove out of Knoxville, Tennessee, and into legend.

Near midnight, Carr stopped in downtown Bristol, Virginia, to get gas and look for a relief driver. He went to a cab stand and noticed a diner, the Burger Bar, next door. Carr asked Williams if he wanted anything to eat. Williams declined, saying he just wanted to sleep.

A few hours on down the road, Carr reached back to check on Williams and found he was stone cold. Carr took him to a hospital in Oak Hill, West Virginia, where, just before daybreak, an intern officially declared Williams dead and placed his time of expiration at about 1 AM that morning, New Year’s Day, 1953.
http://munchies.vice.com/articles/inside-the-burger-restaurant-where-hank-williams-uttered-his-last-words