Grand Son Hank. I am 70 years of Age. I listen to Your Dad's music all My Life. You Are as Wonderful as He was. Keep up the Family Tridition. God Bless. Shirley Clark Kannapolis NC.

Any chance he'll perform live again?

I didn't know that I Don't Know was his first choice from his own repertoire!!! My top 3 favourite song of his

Did this 3 different times.. a legend!

I love classic country. Dick in Dixie in one of my favourite songs of all time. Country pop bothers me, even if I enjoy some.....

He has been. I saw him in Bristol at the Fleece.

I couldn't agree more! I miss him so much

I really like him, hope he goes far in the future. Most of us never have an opportunity for success. Glad to hear success for the special people in my world.

@@wwalker6512 ñb

You are behind bud he tried the Nashville thing and got sick of all the politics and told them to shoove it!!! Thats why he has been doing metal and rock ever since!!! The Nashville Trashville politics tried to tell him what to do and what to sing

Hell no

He's played little dives all over West Virginia too......

@@angelsisler1366 lucky motherfuckers

Those Nashville dives are something else man. Great olaces

Just looking at him 🎶🎵🤠

Scary he has his grandpas everything they say it skips in genes to another generation not just the voice but the looks man it is hank

I’ve seen him twice, I love Hank 3!!

Looks like him too

So did jr before the accident.

@@Ohiocountryboy-se2cn I always hate when people shit on Jr for not sounding like Hank Sr, especially when they don't know about his accident. Not to mention he had the balls to seperate himself from his dad's shadow 😎

and he has his grandads looks like littrally he has his grandads ghost

Bill Anderson wrote Connie Smith's hit, "Once A Day". They needed some sweetening on the tracks & called in a guy named Weldon Myrick to play pedal steel. The next day after the song's release, Weldon got flooded with calls to record. He got a lot of gigs from that one song. Almost overnight, the pedal steel became the must-have sound on country records, the lap steel all but vanished from the country scene, and Myrick went on to become the Grand Ol Opry's house pedal steel player for something like the next 40 years. He's heard on the late great Gary Stewart's song, "She's Acting Single" (along with the Jordanaires on backing vocals), and in my mind it's some of the most fantastic, soulful pedal steel that's ever been recorded. The instrument's popularity is rightly deserved, and has been used on recordings from Pink Floyd to Meatloaf to Jackson Browne to Gerry Rafferty to Elton John. I have a ZB Custom of my own, but it needs a little maintenance lately. I played it in professional theater in the early 90's, the theater owners even fronted me the money to get it. I still like the old lap steel players, too, like Pete Kirby, Leon McAuliffe, Don Helms, & Big Joe Talbot.

Yeah, hank 3 brought the tears back - that it's like the white man's blues, dig.

That's the late, great Kayton Roberts playing here behind Shelton... Kayton was also Hank Snow's steel player for years... One of the greatest steel players of All Time.

He even sings like his grandpa. Bless him

Very genuine music ,like him more than his old man and gra ndpa

LoveSickBroke And Driftin album

I a 70 Years Of Age. I grew Up In A Family of 6 Children. We Sang as a Country Gospel Group We Loved Singing Country And Gospel. Hank was My Favorite Country Singer. You are Amazing. You Made Him Proud. Keep Passing Down a Family Tradition. God Bless Shirley Lambert Clark.

Da Truth thank you my thing is you can understand these people

Yes yes but he ain't his dad or grand dad. But sure has the tone of grand Dads voice

i sure agree with u brother thats hillbilly cun-tree(country) William's STYLE. folks get full of spirts they get bullitProof. ...which is a DAMN SHAME.

as a British countryman, I don't listen to usa country often but recently iv been listening and I don't know what half the rap crap is but its not country and from time to time im known to listen to rap... if you want to sound country please don't mix it with rap because its wrong on all fronts. hell iv worked cattle for the last 15 years, if you never ran with cattle don't make country music full stop, these boys nowadays wouldn't know a steer from a heifer

@@ivgotballsofsteel4048 What's wrong with country rap? That's what the blues is but rap is crap and it is not urban folk music. People can argue this point forever but it makes no difference because no body listens to folk music anyways. It's out of touch with the young people since all they want to do is fuck and complain about the environment while doing nothing.

Thank you!

Written by Randy Howard back in the 70’s

Cool!!!

Every thing that goes around comes back around, See you all again.

@@malcolme.walker6467 you and I think soooo much alike. I think this young man is what Hank I would have been if he had less hardship.

EXACTLY like him.....

Yeah its crazy.....I look exactly like my grandfather ....skips a generation I guess

He's also got the talent his grandfather had, something that seemed to pass his father right by.

He is never going to read this....Don't bother trying to look nice to him.

Dan Bellar like you know

@@danbellar6910 not trying to look like anything to anyone friend. I genuinely empathize with Hank 3

@@danbellar6910 you would be surprised to learn how many of these stars do actually read these comments...

A junkie you feel sorry for? You are fucked in the head!

Amen on that

@@jerrybatten1893 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻❤️

Looking down? He's looking straight out of Hank III's eyes.

He's a chip off the old block.🤩🤩🤩❤❤❤

Maybe looks but never sounds like him plz

@@victoriarachelle89 thank you, looks like he got Granddy's looks and Mammaw's voice 😉

He’s actually an atheist, and even uses Satanic themes in a lot of his music

@@arlowolf1690 To which I say REPENT! "For He is the Truth the Way and the Life, No one comes to GOD except through Jesus.

Why are you lying? He has said in interviews he believes in God.

@@fredguldbrandsen2723 dude chill out. Christians can raise "hell" and have a good time and still know the Trinity. Get off your high horse. your no saint were all sinners. wake up.

@@pimtool9351 so true

I saw him back in the 90's at a festival. He played on stage at night, right after Loretta Lynn. Great memories.

Look him up on here. He's got some material the ryman would frown upon

I worked security at one of his concerts around 2004. He plays songs like this and metal it was not a good mix of fans. I had an extremely busy night.

the jews don't want this music. they want date night at Applebees

It is back chris Stapleton surgill simpson Jamey johnson and among others you just need to turn off the bs FM radio and stop watching the music channel that plays that bs Taylor swift

Thank you that bit of information. Important to know.

Absolutely a legend on that steel

Kayton is Canadian and added such wonderful sound to Hank Snow's music. Grew up on the three Hanks... Williams, Snow and Thompson.

He helps make those songs! Bet no one these days can play like that

I got the pleasure of hearing him play for many years when I came over to visit his youngest son, we grew up best of friends for many years. Kayton had a sense of humor that most will never get the honor to know. Kayton and his wife Iva were beautiful people, they were a inspiration that only those that knew them can appreciate. Kayton was such a genuine Man there is no doubt his musical talents will inspire many for even more many years to come. He was definitely one of the richest men I've ever known. And that isn't from money, but pure class. I'll never forget his playing "I'm moving on" possibly several hundreds of times. Kayton was a man that many of us could learn many things from, he was truly an inspiration. God bless you Kayton and Iva, may we meet again someday.

Yup, Superjoint is a sick band

His dad doesn’t have a legacy, except for singing “are you ready for some football.” 😂

@shithead_the_wise9358 Buddy, I guarantee that I’m at least 30 years older than you. I’ve been listening to country music since the 1960’s. I know what good country music is, boy. Hank Jr ain’t it 😂

@shithead_the_wise9358 Go listen to some Bob Wills, Waylon Jennings, George Jones, Blaze Foley, Townes Van Zant, and Merle Haggard. Those are some REAL country music singers for ya.

Hello Michele how are you doing!!

Loved it was great Rock & Roll miss Hank Williams Sr Man in the world anything's best of the best

not only looks but sounds identical

@@kurtcole9574 not true this guy sounds like ass

He had the opportunity to but didn't because he didn't sell out. His lyrics and sound isn't profitable for Nashville. Look into his legal battle with Curb Records, it's a perfect example of what's wrong with Country music these days and what happens when money is valued over the quality and honesty of the music.

@@evanleedy1175 Well stated. Not a Sell Out. True to music. NOT a corporate machine. Making His money for HIM. You appear to know a little about Hank 3. Leads me to believe you are a person of substance. I still drink my coffee from a can, too.

@@robertstroud7561 I'd be lying if I was to say I'm not a huge fan of his. And I appreciate the compliment, but any substance that I have as a person has been given to me from the Lord. Hank 3's music definitely got me through some dark times, but it was through God that I was saved.

@@evanleedy1175 The Creator is the root of it all. If you follow the Creator, you follow a path with heart. A path with heart leads to love. A path with heart leading to love leads to serenity. Even in the middle of the storm. My Creator has been talking to me through music my entire life. Started with Porter Wagner's Skid Row Joe. My mom said she'd play it and I'd cry and ask to to play it again and promise not to cry and I would. People like Hank 3 aren't musicians. Hank 3 is part of something way bigger than himself. I'm just so Grateful I found the path I did when I was young. Maybe we'll run into each other one night at a show. Shows I go to tend to be held in clubs, not arenas.

@@robertstroud7561 I dig you sharing that little tidbit of your experience with music and appreciate it man. I believe that God gave us music, He didn't just give us the sound, but the ability to appreciate that sound as well. I truly believe that music is the purest form of human expression from one person to another... "Ball and Chain" by Social Distortion was where it all started for me...Great to see how music can bring folks together man🤘

@imanshahidiani lol

A junkie that is all!

@@rickyabney7650 and Hank Sr. wasn't? It's just family tradition

@@ThorCarlton nothing to brag about! Family of junkies? No a family of WEAK individuals!

@@rickyabney7650 dude, shut the fuck up. You didn't know Hank Sr. You don't know Jr and you don't know III. Who gives a fuck if they use drugs, that's their life and has *zero* effect on any of us. Quit being a judgemental little bitch.

bet his Grandpa will guide him , God willing hope he makes it ,

Big this is he never was in hall of fame . the 1st was black balled from nashville but the used his name .

@Bob Z try sticking a whistle on his nose.

@@waynesheehan9280 this was laye 90s. His grandpa led him to be the person he is...but it aint what you expected. He loves metal, drugs, and being a fucking idol to the fans Just like his gramps

@@EllisHovey not after you took it out of your ass

Hello Cynthia how are you doing!!

@@cappystrano1 my parents were cooler than you

You should really check out his later stuff…outlaw country, country infused metal/punk, metal, punk…he puts on one hell of a show. He plays for 3hrs straight, starts with his country stuff, moves into the harder country stuff, and then ends with his punk and metal stuff. Phenomenal musician!

He is very talented. A singer and songwriter. He definitely inherited his looks from his grandfather. Long live the Williams tradition

I like Hank Jr the best, his country was great with his dad’s, southern rock, and the highway men’s influence he made great music. All three hanks are great singers though, no arguing.

You’ll be in for quite a surprise if you heard the rest of his repertoire! He’s definitely the spitting image of his grandfather when he does country but then there’s the punk and metal!

Lord how sad. I'll keep them in my prayers.

Sounds just like his grandfather the=one of all time keep up the good work, love it, amsorry for your loss, prayers for you all momma Hart and Mike

Jr sacrificed her for the illuminati so he can stay relevant and make money

@@bub927 shut up a$$hole have some dang respect!

Wow didn’t know that very sad

Michael McCandless on Fiddle and the legendary Kayton Roberts on Steel. Sadly both have passed away.

Yes he sure is

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Well he is doin just fine

@@kathleenemason4692 Happy holidays god bless

Yes!

When was this concert?

20 years ago~

Randy Howard penned it as “get in Linda Ronstand’s pants” 😎

Doin same thing his dad did at young age but nailed it

The old days are gone. But I'm still living them.

Me to man.

Come to think of it I miss TNN too. We used to gather as a family for the Oakridge boys every weekend.

He does that's for sure, but he deserves a shit ton of credit for his own stuff, much more than a legends grandson!!!

Bull shit

Sryy, Looks like his Grandad but definitely don't sound exactly like him. Hank Sr's voice, I"ve never heard any copy it.

Hank Jr abandoned him. Hank 3 grew up essentially fatherless as is tradition in his family.

@@maryz9319 Just like you grew up an orphan which is tradition for your mom.

We'll get you a big trophy right away

Girlfriend, there ain't no such thing as loving country music too much! from Tennessee--the home of country music...

fuck the opry

Its been done .Jr and the 3rd took the heads of nashville to court and won it was done threw a court order .

LuckyB they better have

Yeah but hank still having issues getting back on with a reliable spot to work.

Reinstated as an "honorary" member......BS.

He's too punk and not pop enough for "country" music these days

leo im so sad plesae pray for your aunty Donna

I wish to God it would come back

@@KevinSmith-yh6tl yes, my buddies and I will and many more will work to bring this back!

I think parts of this new generation love this genere

@@AnonymousNP I wish you all the luck in the world. Hopefully this music will have a resurrection, today's modern supposedly country western music sounds just like rap or any top 40 garbage.

@@KevinSmith-yh6tl thank you. Yes I love the old music...

John S Randy Howard wrote it as “get in Linda Ronstadt’s pants” ...back in the 70’s :)

I 👂 ya,. Had to do a double take!!. But .u 2 we're tha only ones who got it!! Good 👂!!