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I grew up listening to Hank Snow in the 70's and 80's - my father loved Hank Snow - Especially his version of "Honey". I tried for years to find that song again and when I finally found someone to sell it to me it was like having my father back (He died in 1999). I listen to it every chance I get. Hank Snow has such a wonderful voice and makes every song his.

I have been enjoying Hank's music since 1940, Growing up in N.B.Canada he would come to our little movie theatre and do a few songs during intermission. "I was hooked at an early age". Saw him many times. The highlight of my life was to visit with him in his dressing room back stage at the OPRY while he was warming up for the show. There will never be another like him...His songs were always fantastic as well as his guitar style of picking.. The story of his life is also fantastic. I have all his music in Bear box set CD's that I enjoy. Ialso have many of his 33 albums which I would sell if interested.

I started following Hank Snow & his music, when I was in H.S. middle 50's. Was a sad day for me when he passed away. I retired in 1998 & started playing more music. I'm still sing-n & pic-n Hanks music today. Some folks have a hard time playing some of his songs, as they change key in the middle.(bridge). I don't hurt anymore, seems to be the most asked for in my section of the shows. Will always love him, as my father of music.

This music brings back so many happy childhood memories. Remember me sitting in the backseat of my daddys Ford listening to Hank Snow. This was back in the 1970s. Now my daddy is dead, the old Ford is gone a long time ago, but the music is still with me.

Sunday, December 20th, will mark the 10th anniversary of when Hank Snow passed away. I have been a fan of Hank's for 59 years. In my opinion, he will always be the greatest Country Music artist, and his wonderful songs will live forever! All of his fans miss him and his great talent and accomplishments. God bless Hank and Min.

have listened to hank Snow for most of my life and he still is the best

In 1964-1965 I had the privelidge to live accross from hank's steel guitar player one of the rainbow ranch boys. The steel guitar player, and the Wilburn brother's were going to teach me to play the bass guitar. When Hank and the rainbow ranch boys were on the road the steel guitar player would have me take care of his car, Teddy and Doyle Wilburn would also leave their cars for me to take care of. I was only 13 & 14 years old at the time and my parents did not want me to hang around with them. I cn't remember the steel guitar players name if anyone knows his name I would appreciate knowing it. I guess when you get older you forget a lot. The steel guitar player, Wilburn brothers, and Loretta lynn were real close then. I got to see Hank a couple of times but I don't beleive he would have really paid much attention to me because I was so young, and my parents did not think I should be hanging around people that much older me.

Hi, i had the pleasure of meeting Hank Snow in peterborough uk in the 70 s what a brilliant show .I went outside ten minutes before the show ended and in stage door where Hank gave me his autograph ,his words were your very welcome son . It is signed sincearly Hank Snow .I may sell it if anyone would like it in Nova Scotia or the usa please email me paul.stanney1@btinternet.com

I've always loved hank's music since I was a kid (now 65 ) I knew a Lady whom wrote songs for Hank her name was Kitty Copeland from Minto N.B. Which is where i grew up as a kid . Hank has always touched my heart when he Sang. Always remembered ...Art

I was at Petite to see you today excellent show. hope to see you guys play again sometime