Hank Williams Jr - Hamburger Steak, Holiday Inn video free download

eyoung2289

Write about what ya know.. This was what he was doing; Great Tune

Jason Holland

Hank has amazingly performed more songs than almost any other country singers! I still love me some Jones but hank is the man!!

Gregory Faulkner

Hank hit this theme one more time in his young career. In 1975, on the Hank Jr. and Friends album, Hank wrote "Brothers' of the Road". Although it has a more odd composition than this one that was sort of a product of it's time, which made it sort of Brady Kids sounding in a sense, it was likewise just as creative and original sounding as this one; but it adds another element this one doesn't have. In that tune, Hank not only shares with us what it's like to be on the road, going town to town, but also sort takes on the role of spokesman or a leadership position for all touring musical acts of all genres; and keep in mind, in 1975, he would have been 26 years old; he is only 22 or 23 here; just like his father, you wonder how such a young person could write such words that seem to come from a very experienced mind... "brothers of the road all share the same load" and it doesn't matter whether you're "rock or country, blues of funky". Hank was a great talent, but could have been more if he'd stayed more serious about his career and the product that he put out there, and if he had stayed with the things he did best and what his growing fan base wanted from him back in these days. Writing about his own plight, condition and overcoming the odds against him; writing that uplifts the south and rural America; writing to promote law, order, and justice and uncommercialized music; and singing with that wonderful voice he could produce when he really tried to do well with his own ballads and those written by others as well.

George Fleenor

Awesome ole Bocephus

Gregory Faulkner

1972-"Eleven Roses" album. The title track, "eleven roses" went to number 1. It was his second number 1.

Gregory Faulkner

This song is technically what I rate as pre-rowdy even though it has alot of post-rowdiness sound to it. I rate pre-rowdy as everything HWJR did before the album "Hank Jr. and Friends" in 1976. Unlike many fans, I don't divide the two careers of Hank Jr pre and post the "fall in Montana", which was later in 1975, because technically he did the "Rowdy" kind of album, "Hank Jr. and Friends" before the Montana trip and before the bad accident. I feel like that if you examine his career and look at only the pre Rowdy music that Hank recorded from 1964-1974, that he would still be one of the best country male vocalists in history. Go back and listen to all those singles released and see if you agree? To me, especially from 1970-1974, they are really well sung songs even though many of them were covers or original songs not written by him. He still sang them much better than many of his contemporaries at the time.

wonder woman

That chick on the cover is my ex wife. I miss that bitch. Ronda rode like a Cadillac. Such good pussy man. Fuck

Cruze Fox

He said in the beginning love a new woman... Thens says take oit the wife. Thats pretty fucked up

Rebecca Jewell

God bless Hank Williams Jr great country songs

Thomas Morgan

I have this on 45 rpm and i love it

Bliimp Brah

new favourite hank song love it

Jacob Tutor

Sad that this isn't on spotify!!!

DUSTY1373

Good tune

star cloud

love it!!!

leslie wagoner

my favorite singer ever. i even have a Hank tattoo :)

Shane Johnson

thanks bro - ur only one with real version, us Millinials appreciate you my man! we aint all bad!

Donnie Haymon

yes take note children this is true living country music what y'all are listening to today is disposable pop horsesh*t

TosTinMan

Great old Bocephus tune!

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