Hank Snow Songs of Tragedy
Hank Snow Songs of Tragedy
Songs of Tragedy is a follow-up to Hank Snow’s much earlier RCA release, When Tragedy Struck, and continues Snow’s homage to those who have endured life’s heavy blows, focusing on prisoners praying for redemption and war-weary soldiers. The album’s sound is more akin to easy listening than traditional country. Produced by Chet Atkins at “Nashville Sound Studio,” it combines soft instrumentation, woozy backing vocals, and acoustic strumming behind Snow’s marvelous voice. The songs themselves are less memorable than the album cover that features a full-size picture of hangman’s noose.
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- The Prisoner’s Song
- The Color Song
- The Answer To Little Blossom
- There’s A Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere
- Walking The Last Mile
- Old Rover
- The Prisoner’s Dream
- Put Your Arms Around Me
- Your Little Band of Gold
- Rocking Alone In An Old Rocking Chair
- Mother I Thank You For The Bible You Gave Me
- Little Joe
- The Letter Edged in Black
- Old Shep
- Prisoner’s Prayer
- A Drunkard’s Child
- Don’t Make Me Go To Bed & I’ll Be Good
- The Convict and The Rose
- Put My Little Shoes Away
- Little Buddy
- There’s A Box Of Pine On The
- Nobody’s Child
- I’m Just Here To Get My Baby Out Of Jail
- I’ve Cried A Mile
- The Runt
