Various Artists - Hank Williams Songbook: Howlin' At The Moon (Various Artists)
Artist: Various ArtistsTitle: Hank Williams Songbook: Howlin' At The Moon (Various Artists)Condition: NewFormat: COMPACT DISCSRelease Date: 2020Label: AtomicatUPC: 4260072725461Genre: CountryAlbum Tracks
1. Maddox Brothers & Rose - Move It on Over
2. George Jones - Howlin' at the Moon
3. Jack Cardwell - Walking Away My Blues
4. Curley Williams & His Georgia Peach Pickers - Honey Do You Love Me, Huh'
5. Fred Crawford - You Gotta Wait
6. Spade Cooley & His Orchestra (Vocal) Ginny Jackson - Honky Tonkin'
7. Fred Thornton and the Sons of the Golden West - There'll Be No Teardrops Tonight
8. Lattie Moore - Sundown and Sorrow
9. Bill Darnel - Alone and Forsaken
10. Jim Boyd & His Men of the West - Dear John (I Brought Your Saddle Home)
11. Ray Hudson & Western Rhytmaires - the Blues Walked Away
12. Zeb Turner - Never Been So Lonesome
13. George Jones - Settin' the Woods on Fire
14. Justin Tubb - Somebody Ughed on You
15. Ray Price - I Can't Escape from You
16. Gene O' Quin - Blues Come Around
17. Evan Kemp & the Vantones - Rootie Tootie
18. Papa Cairo & His Boys - Big Texas #2
19. The Delmore Brothers - Pan American Boogie
20. Porter Wagoner - Tennessee Border
21. Hardrock Gunter & the Pebbles - My Bucket's Been Fixed
22. Jack Cardwell - Hey, Hey Baby
23. Morris Mills - Jumbalia Answer
24. Ferlin Huskey - Minni Ha Cha
25. Hank the Drifter - Hank You're Gone
26. Danny Darren &The Drifting Playboys - Fool About You
27. Hank Thompson - I'll Be a Bachelor Till I Die
28. Ferlin Huskey - Hank's SongArtists perfectly acquainted with Williams style are; Maddox Brothers and Rose; Jack Cardwell, Curley Williams & His Georgia Peach Pickers, The Delmore Brothers, Fred Crawford, Bill Darnel, George Jones, Morris Mills, Hank Thompson and more. The Jambalaya thematic topic continues with interpretations from Papa Cairo & His Boys titled 'Big Texas #2' and Morris Mills reworks the title as 'Jumbalia Answer' which results in a pounding Hillbilly Rocker in the development. For the wooden Indian melody two radically different songs and artists are used. Firstly, Ferlin Huskey and his close interpretation titled 'Minni Ha Cha', which has an interesting story within the lyrics. Secondly Justin Tubb self-composed Hillbilly Jump tune 'Somebody Ughed On You' which incorporates the basics of the title which only fans will ascertain. Two tribute songs are featured the rocker 'Hank You're Gone' from Hank The Drifter and Ferlin Huskey (label spelling) second title 'Hank's Song' which incorporates several of Williams song titles to pay tribute to the Master. The album is essential to Hank's fans and those who enjoy real Country And Western music with a Hillbilly and Honky Tonk Rhythm. The sleeve notes will offer information on the artists and where applicable the session information for Hank Williams recording of the song. The series of albums are compiled by well-known Dee Jay and face on the music scene Mark Armstrong, who has been Dee Jaying since his early teen years. Our albums have; stunning design, sleeve notes, twenty-eight songs, mastered for the best possible sound. The disc is housed in an attractively designed cardboard sleeve, specially designed to avoid the use of plastic and be environmentally friendly. The album is great to play at home and perfect for Dee Jays who will find good dance-floor filling songs. The recordings are all killers and no fillers.© DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.