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I love this type of country music. I listen to it in my 1961 plymouth fury. I even have country usa 1957,59,61 and ,62 . I added a CD player to the car so I can listen to the CDs in it

I truly loved Hank Snow , his music and much of what he loved and believed in . I always admired and looked up to him . I just wish I could have met and known him. I lost both of my Parents to murder, when I was one month into my 8th year of life.I was the last of the family to see my Dad alive. I heard the shot and he was not more then a few hundred feet away. My Mom was gone by that time and my Brother was left for dead. I knew I was next , I just froze in place where my Dad had left me and never made a sound. I wasn't found until hours later and almost daylight . Scared is not the word . Because of this , I can't help but thank Hank Snow for what he has done for young children who are in need . This happened to me on Jan.23rd of 1964, I am sure he would have helped me if he had only know . My Brother did survive but was in bad shape for a while.I still suffer from PTSD and depression . Not much has been easy for me. I still live alone at 56 now.

Hank was one of the best,may he and his wife rest in peace.jack

I will be featuring Hank Snow's music tomorrow on my Country Legends 106.9 Lunch with the Legends radio show in Topeka, Kansas USA. I visited your website to learn more about Hank, so I can tell my listeners more about HANK the COUNTRY LEGEND.

There is so little left to be said about such an icon in Country music. I reside just yards from Mr.Snows home stead, where the Hank Snow playground is located. As I go for a walk,I often think of his life, and how he had walked these same steps as I. And each time I enter the grounds of the former Liverpool station, I think of the times he sought refuge there, because of personal issues with his grand parents. He really never did forget his roots, and Nova Scotia in general.I had the good fortune to see a concert with Mr.Hank Snow, and Miss Carole Baker,another Queens County resident. Mr.Snows music always played at home when I was a child, and continues to be played to this very day..We are all so much richer for knowing the Hank Snow story,...and hearing his music....Thank-you...

I have been a Hank Snow fan for as long as I can remember. I am 70. You could never mistake his so I guess that is why nobody tried.

I was in close contact with Hank at the age of three so I was told by my father . He explained that hank would come next door to where we lived at that time which was called leger's corner , now Dieppe. Hank would sing and play with friends all night. I would hear him sing and play on the radio at that time, as young as I was and have loved hank, his singing , and great picking on the guitar ever since. He would play guitar and sing to the people on main steet so my dad told me.What a treat that would have been had I been older at the time. I am 73 now and still feel the same about him , I miss not having him still here with us. God bless him .He's my hero of western music.

Thank you for all of your songs and awesome memories of my child hood. I am 48 years old and love singing your songs!!!

I can't say I really "got" Mr. Snow till the late 90s. He was somewhat before my time, but was one of the first names bandied about re: country music in my native Texas as a young boy in my family circles. Well, about once a year, I get the bug and go Hank Snow crazy. What a talent. What an awesome and inspiring talent. I can't get enough, from his unique way of interpreting Jimmy Rodgers to his latest recordings, Hank was some of country's purest sounds. Forever, Mr. Snow.