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I was born in the mid 40's (the hopeful years) in eastern Nova Scotia and could tell stories which would bring a tear to a glass eye. There were many times when there was nothing on the table but elbows but it seemed, through it all, was the omnipresent Hank Snow music. You were the soundtrack of our youth, sir. May God bless.....
hank was my idol growing up in the 50s .IT was a time of very few cares for a youngster.Sleep well amigo,ADIOS.
great admirer of hank snow from my early career as a country singer myself. i performed many of hanks songs and narrations. he was one of my great idols. his music will live always. i spoke to hank personally in early 80s he offered one of his suits to be auctioned for the benefit of the late tex witters. hank ank never forgot his roots and always helped others less fortunate. jim ed huston
There will never, never, NEVER, be any singer or guitar picker as great as Hank Snow. He lives on and on in his wonderful music.
I have been a fan of Hank's since my high school days in the early 50's. Hank has to be counted among the greats in country music
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I saw Hank Snow on stage in Norway 1966, warm up band was Willie Nelson. About 40 years later I meet his son Jimmy in Nashville under cma fest. Hank was agreat singer and guitar player. He was a friend of the norwegian people.
Hank, you were a personal friend and mentor for me during my mid to late teen years, and I wanted to again express my gratitude for your hospitality to my band and me, when we visited your home, and for your influence for us to make our guest appearances at the Opry. You were definitely one of a kind, and you'll always hold a special place in my memories. God bless you.
Dan ("The Tennessee Ranger"
and his
Sunset Ranch Boys
My Dad liked listening to Hank Snows music. I had only heard Hank a few times while he was alive. Now that my Dad Russell Edgar Randolph Sr. has passed there is that connection between my Dad and me and it is through Hank Snows Music. I have listened to Hanks songs and read his Biographies and he was truely a wonderful entertainer. I now see why My Dad liked his music so much. I can relate to the Railroad songs and some of his songs that were hits durning WW2. Thank ya Hank for all the good songs and I know I'll meet you and my Dad in that Golden Yonder.
I grew up listening to Hank Snow along with many other Country Music Stars. Hank was one of my favorites. Loved his voice. I swear he could make a rock shed a tear with some of his very sad songs.
HI everybody I just received my summer newsletter, thanks for using my pictures in there. I am currently finishing remastering the audio tape that i done with Hank July 89. this interview is 35mins long this will be transferred to DVD so you can watch some great pictures as well. + 15 minutes me, telling how i come to meet him Hank does Halo Shampoo Ad. From
Montreal Radio 1936. and surprize song taken from Canadain Transcription 1936
DVD will be ready 2 weeks.
Hank and I (audio only) 15mins Bill on DVD E-mail me for more details
Keep Movin On Bill McCutcheon.
I think Hank Snow was one of the best singers ever.
Max
I've always enjoyed listening to Hank Snow, ever since I was a boy -- some 60 years ago. Thanks for creating this tribute to him.
What happened to the all the lyrics on this site. They were great ! Please put them back.
Thank God my mother raised me to love country music. Hank Snow is one of my favorites and I listen to his version of On The Seashores Of Old Mexico frequently. What a shame we had him for only 60+ years.
first heard hank in 1950 during the flood.Been hooked ever since.That voice will never die.I'm 76 yrs. old and never a day goes by i don't listen to his records.His songs tell life as it is.Thank you for the memories !! ! !
way back in the sixties, we had a country band and had the honor of appearing as the opening band for Hank, in Kitchener. It will always be one of my favorite, and proudest memories. He will be forever missed
I love Hank Snow (RIP) My Family Raised me on Country and Hank Snow especially, My Dad Played With Hank and My Grandfather Blair Allan Hartley, my Dads Name is Len Hammond,... and My Dad Taught Me After My Grampa Did, and I've been playing and Practicing ever since,... thank you MR. Snow for being an Inspiration to my Dad (Len) Cause Now I am Picking up after him,... Peace and Always Be Safe Snow Family,... The Hammonds and Hartley's Will Very Muchly Miss Hank Snow The Great Yodeling Ranger Country Singer and Writer
Hank was a wonderful man. As a young man he was in Pennsylvania for awhile and was at Hershey Park Park one day. My father in law, AC Barnes, first taught him to play the guitar and they played together at the park while he was there. Everyone loved him and he was kind and loving to everyone else.
HE was the greatest, for sure no one well be able to touch him
Hi, I remeber an Album called When Tragedy Struck from my early years at home. I have tried to track this album. There is a certain song on the Album which has become very significant to me, it's called the Prisoner's Prayer. Hank Snow prodded my concience with this song and it helped to set me free. Why can't I find this Album or the song?