Guestbook
366 entries.
I'll be back to this site to reminise.
The best show I've seen with Hank Snow and Faron Young in Chicago Illinois around 1965, 1966. I'll remember you always.Would love to have the record "Hello Love"
been a fan since 1950 love your songs. first 78record was the girl who invented kissing,which i still have.really wish i had all your songs. thankyou very much for many years of enjoyment.best regards
Hank Snow, what a legend in Country Music. I am 68 years of age, and have been a fan ever since I can remeber. They don't come like Hank Snow any more, just good old plain Country music. Rest in peace Hank, along side your wife. I see Jimmie often, you are always in our conversations, he loves you Hank.
Not much to say....He was my favorite Country and Western Singer
I have been a devoted Hank Snow Fan from the beginning.I can remember me and two cousins walking down a gravel road,no shirt,no shoes,pants legs rolled up to the knees,singing Hanks songs.This was in the mid fifties.I will be 71 years old this month.I already have Hanks( These Hands )recorded to be used at my funeral.Looking forward to lasting several more years though.I was lucky enough to see him twice.He was a legend.
Was born and brought up on this ''LEGEND OF A MAN''.Moved here two years ago thus it is hard to get these fine songs of His.Have always been a Loyal and Dedicated Fan of His.Greatest Artist of the Maritimes.
Love this music!
Use to sing "old 97" to my little son.
great to see this site on!
thxs!
Al
Hank was one of my favorite country artists. Just recently I bought a series of three of the CD's of his many hits. I enjoy listening to his music so much.
I was born in Halifax and miss it dearly. I am hoping to re-visit next summer(2010)
great to see a site in tribute to Hank-
growing up in port Aux Basques we had access to CJCB and other N.S. stns,and therefore Hank taught us to play good country guitar-still got the LP`s--
lew skinner
country ducats--
I am glad to find this website and learn about the Hank Snow Country Music Center.
I'm 78 years old and listened to Hank from the time I was About 8.First on Canadian radio then the Opry.I have around forty of his albums and still listen to them often.He was one of the great ones that played and sang the only true music, Country when it was Country.We'll all miss him.
God Bless you Hank Snow. You have given me the peace in my heart that only someone who has been abused could understand. Children who are abused never fully recover they only hope that someday they will be worthy of love. So, I know you are at the right hand of the father Hank; loved and blessed for eternity.
Jim H.
visiting liverpool next week,,, just looking around
I MET HANK AT A SHOW IN MONCTON SPONSERED BY IRVING OIL. I HAVE A PICTURE OF HIM, MY TWO CHILDREN AND MYSELF. I HAVE ALL HANK'S 45S, 33 1/3, TAPES AND CDS INCLUDING THE CHRISTMAS ALBUM. HE IS MY FAVORITE COUNTRY SINGER AND HE WILL NEVER BE REPLACED
iloved his music and the one i've been everywhere i don't do it as good as he did but they love it at the nursing homes i minister in.
roger
Nobody's Child... I use to sing the chorus as a child. I still sing it in my head now and then. I have not heard it since childhood, so I didn't know all the words till today, I'm now 46. I was not an orphan, I had a home, with two parents of my very own. When mom took out the belt or sticks or spoon. I was nobody's child too. When Dad left my face bloody for childish things that I done. I was best to be nobody's child alone on the run. Listening to music that makes me understand, there's other children hurting. I know someday someone will understand.
Jackie
No message, just planning a trip to
Liverpool this summer to see where
Hank came from.
When I was 8 years old in 1964 my dad took me to see Hank at the London Palladium. I had listened to Hank's records probably all my life up to that point and knew all the words to most of his songs. I didnt realise being only 8 what a great performer I was watching at the time, I got slightly embarassed as after every song my dad cheered and clapped louder than any other person in the building. Now 43 years later I can still recall most of the words to the songs I liked the best.