Hank Williams

Iconic American singer / songwriter Hank Williams wrote about life’s deepest truths and sang such unforgettable songs as “Your Cheatin’ Heart,” “Take These Chains,” “I’m So Lonesome,” “Cold, Cold Heart” and many more. He is popularly considered one of the most influential country music artists of the 1940s and early 1950s, is a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, was awarded the 2010 the Pulitzer Board special citation for songwriting and has a star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame

In recent years Egyptian Records in partnership with the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum’s CMF Records and Columbia Records has released an album called The Lost Notebooks of Hank Williams. The lyrics were taken from notebooks Hank Williams kept for songwriting purposes and in collaboration with stars such as Bob Dylan, Norah Jones, Alan Jackson and Patty Loveless, the music has been written and songs produced.

Hank Williams died suddenly at the age of 29, after alleged years of alcohol and morphine consumption.

Backing Tracks

Alone And Forsaken

Calling You

Cold Cold Heart

Cool Water

Dear John

F Word

First Year Blues

Half As Much

Hey Good Looking

I’m So Lonesome

I Can’t Get You Off My Mind

I Saw The Light

Jambalaya

Lost Highway

Love Sick Blues

Message To My Mother

Outland Women – with Gretchen Wilson

Please Don’t Let Me Love You

Ramblin’ Man

Rockin’ Chair Money

Sing Sing Sing

Someday You’ll Call My Name

Take These Chains From My Heart

Thank God

There’s A Tear In My Beer

Tramp On The Street

Wealth Won’t Save Your Soul

Weary Blues From Waiting

Wedding Bells

 Your Cheating Heart

Hank Williams Website