 | Hank Snow - I'm Movin' On
Tags: country, Hank, I'm, Movin', On, Snow
Description:
(1958) Hank tries out a "new" tune on a Southern Californian crowd. In reality, "I'm Movin On" was the top country song of 1950 and to this day holds the country music record for the number of consecutive weeks at number one on the country charts.
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 | A Fool Such As I - Hank Snow
Tags: country, crowell, elvis, fool, hank, harris, snow, such, western
Description:
The early Hank Snow version of this song covered by many singers since. Sounds as good today as it did then.
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 | Hank Snow - I've Been Everywhere
Tags: been, country, everywhere, hank, snow
Description:
Hank Snow - I've Been Everywhere
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 | The Wreck Of The Old 97 by Hank Snow
Tags: 97, country, folk, Hank, Of, Old, Snow, The, Wreck
Description:
The Wreck Of The Old 97 by Hank Snow
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 | Hank Snow Remembers Hank Williams
Tags: country, hank, snow, williams
Description:
In a touching scene backstage, Hank Snow, "The Singing Ranger", has a chat with young Hank Williams Jr. With the help of Bill Anderson, the country stars get to watch a "home movie" of Hank performing... really a very good copy of his Kate Smith Evening Hour TV performance in 1952. I would bet this is when Hank Jr. got the idea for the "tear in my beer" video.
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 | Hank Snow ~ Hello Love
Tags: country
Description:
Hank Snow
Born: May 9, 1914
Died: December 20, 1999
Birth Place - Liverpool, Nova Scotia
Career record label - RCA
First Top 10 - Marriage Vow (1949)
Biggest Hit - I'm Moving On (1950)
Chart Run -1949 - 1980
Major Awards/Achievements
Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame
Country Music Hall of Fame (1979)
Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame (1978)
Biggest song in country music all-time - I'm Moving On (1950)
5th biggest song in country music all-time
(I Don't Hurt Anymore (1954)
Country Music hall of Fame in 1979
Somewhere between the greed for money and sound judgment, the legends of country music were tossed aside for the outlandish sound they call country music today.
RJB Nashville, Tennessee
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Hello Love (No. 1, 1974)
Written by Betty Jean Robinson
Well, look who's coming through the door
I think we've met somewhere before
Hello Love! Hello Love!
Where in the world have you been so long
I've missed you so since you've been gone
Hello Love! Hello Love!
Make yourself feel right at home
I hope you plan on staying long
Come in Love! Come in Love!
I must say I was sure surprised
You're the last thing I expected by
Hello Love! Hello Love!
I've heard it said time and again
You'll often go back where you've been
I really didn't believe it was true
But I left the door unlocked for you
I've tried to please you in every way
And sure you a pleasant stay
This time Love! This time Love!
I've been so blue since you've been gone
Now you're back with me and nothing's wrong
Hello Love! Hello Love!
I've heard it said time and again
You'll often go back where you've been
I really didn't believe it was true
But I left the door unlocked for you
It's wonderful now, you're back with me
And things are like they use to be
Remember Love! Remember Love!
You're back with me and my world is complete
So don't mind me if I Repeat
Hello Love! Hello Love!
Hello Love! Hello Love!
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 | Hank Snow-Rhumba Boogie
Tags: country
Description:
Hank Snow Signature Series
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 | Hank Snow - Music Making Mama from Memphis
Tags: country, hank, snow, western
Description:
Nova Scotia-born Hank Snow appears on the Perry Como Show.
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 | HANK SNOW -CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
Tags: country, Hank, music, Snow
Description:
Clarence Eugene Snow was born in Brooklyn, Queens County, Nova Scotia, Canada. And once
when the sea-going fellow returned from one of his trips, he learned his mother had obtained a cheap guitar from a mail order house. This gave the youngster
his first try on a stringed instrument.
Not long after this, Hank learned that the late Jimmie Rodgers had been
discovered by Ralph Peer and was already recording for the RCA Victor
Company. "The Singing Brakeman," as Jimmie was known, was not only to
become Hank's idol, but would serve as his guiding star along the rough road to success. Although Hank worked at many jobs, including work on fish docks, as a stevedore, on farms, etc., he continued his practice on the guitar and often sang to entertain his friends and ward off loneliness. Finally he was encouraged by his friends to seek and audition at Radio Station CHNS in Halifax. He did his first show on the day of his audition.
Soon after acquiring his radio position, Hank decided to form the now famous Rainbow Ranch Boys and established himself as the "Singing Ranger. " As Hank matured professionally, more important things came his way. Soon he was invited to become a featured act on the Canadian Farm Hour. He was signed to his first recording contract with RCA Victor, Canada, in October of 1936.
In 1949, Hank made his first performing tour in the United States to coincide with the release of his first American record. Hank, who joined the Grand Ole Opry in 1950, has assembled an impressive file of hits, including "I'm Moving On," "Rhumba Boogie," "Bluebird Island," "Golden Rocket," "Hello Love" and many more. He has recorded more than 80 albums, and more than 2,000 songs and instrumentals.
Hank has received many impressive awards in his lifetime, but still considers his U.S. citizenship, his involvement with the Hank Snow Child Abuse Foundation, and being an Opry member for over 40 years his greatest rewards.
Elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1979, Snow died on Dec. 20, 1999.
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 | Hank Snow - I'm Movin' On (hi quality)
Tags: country, hank, movin', on, snow
Description:
Hank and the Rainbow Ranch boys with his biggest hit
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 | Hank Snow
Tags: Hank, Inya1lake, Snow
Description:
One of Hank's very early works
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