HANK SNOW - Rhumba Boogie 1959

Hank Snow (The Singing Ranger)* And The Rainbow Ranch Boys - The Rhumba Boogie / You Pass Me By
Label: RCA Victor - 48-0431
Format: Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Green Translucent
Country: Canada
Released: 1951
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[@bencovington1121]

No auto tune. No synthesizer. No retake. Just live music. (Perfect live music)

[@robertmitchell2178]

That Martin guitar of his must have been so loud, no pickup, just sharing Hank's vocal mic, wow.

[@markmarkofkane8167]

He didn't like rock and roll, but he could play it.

[@7550375503]

'He never makes a bobble-his pitch is perfect'. Every live performance was full of fire.

[@Linda98671]

He is wonderful, so charming.. And he sings silky.. Not many can beat that.. Bless you Hank Snow..

[@fredsullivan2777]

Not only a great singer and guitarist, but he wrote most of his songs

[@JimPhilips]

God what a delight! I stumbled across this entirely by accident. I used to see Hank Snow on TV when I was a kid.

[@philwood1020]

Terribly underrated. Doesn't come across so well in the Elvis movie, but he's spoken well of inside the Nashville community. Some really solid recordings.Saw him at the Opry a couple of times at the Ryman.

[@alandesouzacruz5124]

Cool músic

[@greglewis1146]

my father did this great, and Stolen moments