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Finn Baerendorff from Denmark wrote on May 9, 2017 at 6:07 pm
Today on Hank Snow's 103rd birthday I listened to his voice on the album "This Is My Story". Brings back wonderful memories. There never was a singer or a guitar plaer like him, never will be!
Carol Johnston from Kitchener, Ontario wrote on March 20, 2017 at 1:39 am
The first record my dad ever bought me when I was 3 years old was PAVING THE HIGHWAY WITH TEARS. I immediately fell in love with Hank Snow and have been one of his most faithful fans ever since. We have recorded one of Hank's songs. He is my favourite singer to this day. I have seen him perform many times. I rally miss him....I wish we could turn back the time.
David Parmenter from Dyersburg, Tennessee wrote on December 10, 2016 at 12:10 am
Hank was one of the greats, one of the true legends. Many profess to be a legend but few really are. It was a great gift God gave to him, probably to make up for some of the hell he went through as a kid. Thanks, Hank, you made our lives brighter.
Bob from Salem, Missouri USA wrote on November 11, 2016 at 3:55 pm
I am a HUGE Hank Snow fan. So sad that he is still not around to thrill us with his unique singing style and his wonderful songs- some of which he wrote. I entertain myself by listening to his many early recordings posted on Utube. May the songs of Hank Snow be forever available for future generations to marvel at.
Eagle1 from South Carolina wrote on November 7, 2016 at 11:39 pm
Hank Snow was my Dad's favorite singer. When Dad's health began to decline, he had to go to assisted living and he did not own anything to play music. I decided to load some of Hank Snow's songs onto my iPod so I could take them to let him hear them. He had not heard the songs in over 30 years, so he was tickled to hear them. Dad passed away 3 1/2 years ago. Today I was listening to my iPod and one of Hank Snow's songs randomly started playing. Needless to say it was very emotional. I know no one really cares, but I feel like I am honoring Dad by posting this. Thanks to Hank Snow for entertaining my Dad and being a link between our generations
Tony True from Ottawa wrote on August 29, 2016 at 2:38 pm
Again a huge thank you to everyone at the Hank Snow Museum, Hank Snow Tribute show and the musicians that volunteered their time and talents for another great show in 2016...I hope to see you all in 2017.
Finn Baerendorff from Denmark wrote on May 9, 2016 at 5:56 pm
Our hero would have been 102 today. His wonderful music will live forever.
John coker from Ga USA wrote on May 3, 2016 at 4:38 pm
I remember sitting in toe floor with my daddy listening to Hank in 1944 , just before dad went in the Marines . Grand times
Brett Alderdice from Coronation, Alberta, Canada wrote on February 15, 2016 at 1:45 am
My Grandmother was a big fan!!
russ ritenour from winchester virginia wrote on December 25, 2015 at 7:46 pm
Always a Hank Snow fan.
Duane Mattson from Grand Forks, North Dakota wrote on July 25, 2015 at 9:39 pm
I can remember listening to Hank when I was 5 years old back in the 50's thought his music was great.
ShanghaiJohnnyP from Arlington,Tx wrote on July 19, 2015 at 8:23 pm
Hank,you were a helluva singer. Being 56,I remember hearing you sing "I'm Movin'On"on various country stations,most notably Bill Mack's show on WBAP820 out of Fort Worth. When I hear all this"Bromance"crap as well as"Pretty Boy Hat Acts"and"Fake Bad Asses"on what passes for"Country Radio"today,I can't wait to get on YouTube(tm)and hear you;Merle;Johnny;Willie;Waylon and others who still play real country-the kind you can sit and drink a beer along to!! God Bless You Hank!!May You Rest in Peace Until I Meet You in Country Music Heaven!!
Maheen from Sri Lanka wrote on June 6, 2015 at 11:37 am
I have been a life long fan of Hank and I have every single recording the man has ever made. What a legend! I have been blind all my life and I am a musician too! I am a piano player and play a lot of Hank Snow's songs. I have gotten several articles published in Sri Lanka in the papers and I am hoping to do a bio on Hank and my love for this great man to soon be published also! I would love to hear from other Hank Snow fans. My email is maheenthealfanatic@outlook.com I love music very much especially classic country. I use a computer with a speech capability. I am 30 years old.
EUGENE CHARRON from PETERBOROUGH, Ont. CANADA wrote on May 13, 2015 at 5:46 am
Hi: I am 71 and fondly remember hearing Hanks songs on the radio. In my books he is/ was the best of the best. Some time ago I submitted an unrecorded tape that was never recorded for release, It was a radio station interview down east with a short song skit about the road to Mandlay- it was done sometime in the mid to late fourties. I never got a reply if you received it. Also please put larger and better images of the gift shop items. I'm interested in some of them . Eugene Charron
Finn Baerendorff from Denmark wrote on May 9, 2015 at 5:45 pm
Hank Snow would have been 101 today. His beautiful creaky voice and wonderful melodious guitar can still be heard around the world. I used to think I was the only Hank Snow fan. (Only the number of records sold spoke against it). Lately I've met some people who share my enthusiasm. I would like to share my views with anyone who would care to write. Finn Baerendorff
erick snow from indiana wrote on April 2, 2015 at 2:10 am
As a young child i remember my great grandpa telling me stories of how hank.well he did call him clerance was his uncle.i remember listening to his songs daily even seen him on stage and s(een shrine at grand ol opery my great grandfather had a grudge against rca upon his release.oh my what memories
Maheen Wickramasinghe from Moratuwa, Sri Lanka wrote on March 10, 2015 at 11:05 am
Well hi Hank Snow fans! I am 30 years old and I have now started my own facebook group dedicated to Hank. If anyone of you would like to join my group you are more than welcome to do so and talk about his great music and share his music on this new group! I live in Sri Lanka and I want to keep his memory alive so that's why I started this new group and I am happy! He has always been a favorite. I certainly will look forward to seeing you! It is called the Hank Snow fan club
Hank Taylor from Nottingham England wrote on March 9, 2015 at 6:14 pm
Hi there I love the style and sound of Hanks music I do a lot of his songs in my band and im told I do sound a lot like the great man I have all Hanks recordings and I am in the proses of doing 2 tribute albums to Hank may his name and music live on for ever god bless you Hank Snow
Mat Grau from New Orleans, LA wrote on February 5, 2015 at 4:29 pm
Today is the 60th anniversary of Elvis performing at Jesuit High School of New Orleans. On an entertainment online site, John DiTirro writes today, "In 1955, Elvis Presley played two shows (7:30pm and 9:30pm) at Jesuit High School in New Orleans, Louisiana. Hank Snow was also on the bill." This is the first I am hearing that Hank Snow was on the bill. I have interviewed a lady who was on the bill as a 14-year old singer, Martha Raye. She mentioned nothing of Hank Snow being on the bill. Can you support the claim that Hank Snow, in fact, was on the bill with Elvis. Thank you. Mat Grau Alumni Director Jesuit High School New Orleans, LA 504-483-3840
Stephen A. Barabas Jr. from Queens, NYC, NY wrote on January 31, 2015 at 4:47 am
Born in Phoenix, Ariz in "47, I was 5 years old standing in front of a judge, asking me which of my parents I wanted to live with. During the bitter divorce proceedings, my mother was singing and playing guitar with Marty Robbins in the local honky tonks,during which time he invited her to go "on the road" and perform. She declined his offer, to stay behind and fight for custody of her 2 boys. After she got custody of my younger brother and I, I remember her singing and playing guitar to Hank Williams and Hank Snow, and I would sing along. Shortly thereafter, I remember the 3 of us taking a Greyhound bus back to NYC. When we got off at the Port Authority Building I was wearing a cowboy outfit: Levis,shirt,hat,chaps AND 2 six guns.I WAS THEN READY FOR "the BIG APPLE". Still have a very warm and sentimental feeling for Hank's music and how it helped my mother and I cope with those troubling times. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES,Hank,love ya. Stevie,as my mother used to call me.
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