FIRST TIME HEARING - Hank Williams Jr - A Country Boy Can Survive (BRITS REACTION!)
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In America this song is more of an Anthem for Southern and Country folk.
Flowgrown, Escambia and Santa Rosa Buddy.
Damn straight it is!
Anywhere you can see a star or two at night. 😎😎
10-4 ................. when you live in the sticks ..........................................................
As a Man from Mississippi I can say this is True!
This man has been to hell and back. He has survived addiction and a 500 ft fall off a mountain side that basically cracked his head open like a melon. Amazing life story and an amazing artist and man
And when he woke up Johnny Cash was there with June
It also scraped most of the flesh off his face.
Yep and that's why you don't see him without his glasses on.
@@chrisrose_krii_lun_ausor without the beard
Ajax mountain almost killed him. From his hunting cabin you can see the mountain
“We say grace and we ma’am and if you ain’t into that we don’t give a damn!” So very true! Cheers!
@steve adamic
And you know what, the world would be a better place if we all took on that advice.
Cheers to you too.
Its true we do
@@BritPopsReact yes sir , we say grace at restaurants and sometimes I peek n see people looking at us like we are aliens or something.. 🤣 🤣 🤣
This is one of the reasons I moved back to Alabama from Chicago in 2004. Now I can go hunting and fishing after work
“…and we say amen…”
My granddaughters learn all this before they were 12 years old. They can drop a deer, field dress it, skin it and cut it the way their mother said . They knew how to cook and eat what they caught. They can catch fish until after the sun went down. They can whittle spoons forks, and was taught how to forge metal for knives. They all own guns, a hand gun and shot gun. Plus they do their own reloads. I wasn't going to have any helpless granddaughters that can't take care of themselves. They do gardening and learned how to can what they grow. That's my girls. And proud of them.
Your granddaughters are very fortunate to learn all this at a young age. I believe that there will come a day in the near future when people are going to have rely on themselves and their families to survive.
A little hillbilly history: My family came to America in 1621 (Jamestown) and my wife's on the Mayflower. My family were Scots, they eventually moved to the foothills of the Appalachians, receiving land grants from the King and Gov. of N. Carolina to build farms there. These are the people that became what many call "hillbillies" or rednecks, many English, Irish, and Scottish in origin. The term redneck has roots in Scotland in the 1640's associated with the Covenanters who wore red scarves about their necks to signal their blood loyalty to the Presbyterian religion. My family fled Scotland as they were Presbyterians, persecuted in their homeland. My first American ancestor was married to Ellin Hamilton, Daughter of a famous Scottish Presbyterian minister, Sir Robert Hamilton. These immigrants settled in the Appalachians because it was very similar to their homeland in the UK and we very removed from the centralized governing centers in the big cities. Even the hillbilly dialect you hear is actually a form of Olde English from the 16th and 17th centuries, ie. "Pig in a poke." These people were hardy, tough, independent, and very untrusting of Government and outsides. This has not changed much in almost 500 years and is represented very well in this song. So these are my people, proud and tough. So, in a way, we're cut from the same cloth as some in the UK, I hope you can appreciate our relationship to you blokes across the pond. 🙂
Tanks Todd, great history there!.... we certainly do appreciate our relationship with our friends across the pond! :)
Fun family story for your kin; however, there are many stories about the origins of the term “redneck”. Most scholars agree that the term probably was originally used at least a century before the Mine Wars (1920), to refer to southern farmers who were exposed to long hours in the sun while working in the fields.
I don't know who made up the Scots/Presbyterian angle that you believe, but I've never heard of it and my family has been in America since 1706- North Carolina as farmers.
Hank Jr is the epitome of cool. He showed massive attitude when he went to Hollywood for the Country Music awards. He was very disrespectful to them and kicked butt because of their arrogance. He walked out. He stands up for patriotism, Southern American culture and country living. I have grown to respect country music because of him. My favorite country song.
If you haven’t checked out my full Hank Williams Jr week be sure todo so :) thanks for your support - Hank Williams Jr - Family Tradition Reaction - Ep1 (Mad for it Week!)
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I agree
Just fyi, this is the most true southern American song ever. Truer words were never spoken, country folks can survive 💯
@Sophia Patrillo
Thanks for the comment and for watching.
More from Hank coming soon
Amen!
This song is so true. Country girls can do those things as well. Our Dad taught us as much as he did the boys in spite of Mama's objections. Hank Jr is part of a sub genre of country known as Outlaw Country. Many older artist are part of Outlaw Country such as Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Kris Kristofferson. They went on tour together. Their Song Highwaymen is one I think you would enjoy.
His Mama had him touring and singing his Dad's songs from a young age. Her influence is why he sounded like his Dad. We were glad when he developed his own style. His son, Hank III, looks and sounds identical to Hank Sr. We really love him too.
@Teresia
Hello to you and thank you for all the fun information.
we really enjoyed this one.
Thanks for watching
He's absolutely right. I grew up hunting fishing, gardening and canning. made our own maple syrup and sugar and got honey from the bees. We did everything. I can survive.
I swear every time I listen to this song it gives me so much pride of who I am quite honestly a kick-ass song
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Hank jr is a legend as is his dad.
This is one of those songs that everyone enjoys, but only a true country person really understands.
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“We can skin a buck, and run a trout line!”
Words I live by!!
~Pentaholic from Louisiana 🐊
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@@BritPopsReact Thanks!! Will do!
Sorry for being a nit pick but gotta correct ya- it’s actually a *trot* line. There’s not really such a thing that we would refer to as a “trout line” unless you’re fishing in a trout only area and you are just saying your fishing line is catching only trout.
A trotline is basically a long line with multiple hooks along the line that you set across a small stream and leave it for an extended period and come back and get whatever fish have taken the bait. Typically you just put a lot of barbed hooks (some people might use treble hooks for maximum effectiveness but im not 100 percent sure as i have little experiences with trotlines) on one line spread apart from each other with the bait of your choosing.
The purpose of a trotline is twofold:
firstly, you can just set the line and leave it and don’t have to worry about being around to catch the fish
Secondly, you can put tons of hooks on it and can catch massive amounts of fish at one time so when you pull your trotline out, you’ll have a ton of fish at once instead of catching one by one with a rod and reel. Most of the time it’s catfish that will bite on trotlines and catfish are a good source of food.
For example: say you have a stream/river that’s 100 feet wide. you get 100 foot of line (plus a little bit to tie the knots) and tie hooks however far apart you deem appropriate (let’s say every 10 feet), bait each hook, and tie it onto something (normally a tree but you can use a stake in the ground or a log) on each side of the river. You leave it there a few hours or overnight. You come back, untie the trotline, and harvest whatever fish have bitten onto it. If you’re lucky and are in a river saturated with catfish, you’ll have 10 catfish to harvest for eating.
It’s kind of cheating from a sportsman’s perspective, but if you’re catching fish for eating as a food source, it’s a VERY good survival technique. It’s illegal in a lot of places, but if you’re trying to survive because you’re stranded or just can’t afford food and want to have some decent eating and not eating bugs, you’ll run trotlines. That was why he used the term trotline.
I myself have never had the need to do it, but I have been to plenty of community fish fry’s where the fish served was caught on a trotline because they were needing to catch 20-30 fish for a group meal so they just set some trotlines overnight and in the morning had 20-30 catfish hooked.
Anyway, hope that helps 🙂
Here’s the wiki for more info
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trotline
This one was released 40 years ago. Classic.
Country today is pop music with a southern accent. THIS is country music.
Well the thing about country music for us, it's not just music.. it's the way we live.
Facts! I hit a dear outside of Savannah and this country couple stopped to help me. This dude shot the dear (the dear was in pain), skinned the dear, and cut out the parts he wanted and threw the rest in the swamp for alligators and boars!! All on the side of the road. This song kept playing in my mind watching him! I was so out of my element and I’m 1/2 hillbilly on my mom’s side ( WV coal mines)!
If you haven’t checked out my full Hank Williams Jr week be sure todo so :) thanks for your support - Hank Williams Jr - Family Tradition Reaction - Ep1 (Mad for it Week!)
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Deer
Deer my god I almost died
Hooray - you liked it! His nickname is pronounced Bo-SEE-fuss. I always loved Hank Jr.'s grit and guitar. Thanks, as always! (And Justified is my all-time favorite series.)
@Vicki Roman
That was really very good, we both enjoyed that one.
I really enjoyed "justified" the dark and the humour was very good in it.
I recently read they are going to do another short series where Raylan goes to Detroit
"Raylan Givens is returning to TV, and this time, he's heading for Detroit.
FX announced Friday morning that the team from the Emmy-winning series "Justified" is getting back together for a limited series that will be titled "Justified: City Primeval."
Timothy Olyphant will again play U.S. Marshal Raylan Givens, the character created for the page by the late novelist Elmore Leonard."
Looking forward to that one!
@@BritPopsReact Elmore is one of my all-time favorite authors. Thank you for this info! Raylan was big; however, my heart belongs to the bad boy Boyd Crowder. My favorite thing about "Justified" was the way they talked - polite while killing someone - love that Hillbilly Shakespeare!
@Vicki Roman
The were so many parts about this whole series that were great and yes Boyd was one of those great parts right up until he killed Dewey.
Have a great week.
@@BritPopsReact, a lot of the music in Justified was bluegrass.
@@BritPopsReact, since you really like Justified please react to Patty Loveless' version of Never Leave Harlan alive.
That's not a harmonica, it's a fiddle. If you aren't sure if it's a violin or fiddle, just remember violins have strings and fiddles have strangs.
"Attitude country." Very good!
True country music, 3 chords and the truth. Bocephus is definitely old school country.
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A Country friend is more valuable than a Ton of Gold!
The story about his friend in NYC is true!!
Yes, I love this. Brilliant guitarist, great story line with deep south vibes (together with confederate buckle on his belt). The south is very patriotic, always will be and its just as well.
This song is very true to us country folk.
“You can’t stomp us out, and you can’t make us run”… pretty much sums up anything I could say lol
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Close. " 'cause you can't starve us out and you can't make us run, 'cause we're them old boys raised on shotguns"
Justified! Fookin awesome.
“Spit some Beechnut in that dudes eye”. Beechnut is a brand of chewing tobacco just in case you guys didn’t know 😉
Grew up in southern va and grew up on this song. 35 years later, gets better every time I listen. He’s the epitome of a “southern man” and what “the south” represents.
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Funny you mentioned Cash. He and hank were great friends
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it's a steel guitar/slide and harmonic. Seen him and his son both in concert several times. His son (3) plays hillbilly blues and heavy mental.
You don't get much better than Hank Jr.
Try the live version of his song FAMILY TRADITION and if you want the softer side of Bocephus, try the live version of his song called THE LAST LOVE SONG.
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@@BritPopsReact I certainly will check it out but if you haven't done the LIVE version of him singing "THE LAST LOVE SONG," please do. Hank is younger in this video and is introduced by Roy Clark. Nobody ever reacts to it but they should!!
You don’t need to a country boy to enjoy this song.its awesome
“BO SEE FUS”
Everybody loves country music, they just don't all know it yet. Always great seeing newcomers listening to country songs I've loved and known for decades because you actually notice things or appreciate things in the songs that I never did. In a way it's like hearing them for the first time again. I know tons of country, it's like some weird skill I've acquired over time, haha, so let me know if you ever want to hear a particular type of country song because I know a lot of them. I'm a Texas guy and we have our own genre basically and there's so much stuff no one ever reacts to on here, old and new. Lots of great stuff is rarely ever heard outside of the state.
@wheelmanstan
Hello to you and thank you for the comment and all the information.
We are slowly starting to understand that there are many different styles of Country.
We have been enjoying the songs from Caroline Jones, this song from Hank Williams Jr was just great from the start,
Perhaps that is our style of Country, I enjoyed all the music in "Justified" not sure what style of Country that was but it sounds great.
Feel free to jump into any of our Country reactions and let us know what we got wrong and help educate us.
Also, please don't take it personal if we don't always enjoy every style we try out.
All the best BPR
Junior and his father are legends. Great video.
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And Hank III kicks ass as well.
Born and raised my whole 53 years in the southern US..Louisiana. This song, words and imagery are very good at showing what it’s like growing up a country kid in the southern US. I’m a woman and I could skin a deer, fish/run a trot line, grow a garden, shoot a gun/bow/slingshot, survive in the woods etc all by the time I was about 10 years old. Haven’t had to do any of that to survive because I moved to the city/out of the country but I could still survive for sure!
He's explaining in a nice way I mean I guess it's a nice way that when she goes down in America we country folk are going to survive. It's pronounced Bo Ce Phus
This was my dad's favorite song and every time I hear it I think of him and his parents. Thank you for playing this and taking me back to my childhood.
@Chad Crigger
You are very welcome Chad, thanks for popping in
Hank's daughter Hilary is a great singer , songwriter , artist in her own right. What a family!!
Love your reaction! Hank really lives this life!
Ugggh, people have No idea of the history…. It’s all good… research people…
💃🏻🙋🏻♀️💃🏻😂🤣😂🎼
As a 50 year old American born and raised in Oklahoma, I just want to say I love my British brothers and sisters. BO-CEE-FUSS, is the man! New subscriber here.
These aren't justt lyrics to him. This is his actual life.
I'm from the sticks and doesn't get better than old Hank loveit
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so glad you guys enjoyed this. the name on the boat "Audrey" was Hank's mothers name. he is definitely the South's favorite son.
There was a radio show in the 80's called "outlaw hours" they would play some Hank jr. Johnny Paycheck, David Allen Cole, Willie Nelson, Merle Hagard etc it was awesome.
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David Alan Coe. My 2nd cousin.
Its old, but still very true. Country folk will survive. We grow our own food, hunt our meat, fish, make our own whiskey and our own smoke too. We are laid back people.
This is real country music
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Your Cheatin Heart is a song. A Country Boy Can Survive is an anthem.
From what I've heard the story about his friend being murdered in new York city is a true story.
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This is a song small town America lives by. No one can call themselves a country boy (or girl) if (s)he doesn't follow his instructions.
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What a great reaction, my favorite so far. Country boys are still out here. Love from Arizona mates 🤙
Hank and Kid Rock became good friends even doing A song together. They also enjoyed "smoke" 😄
Justified. Amazing show.
Thats a legendary song by Hank... Great tune on Guitar!
I'm not a country fan, but I've seen Hank Jr in concert twice. Great song! 😎
Pronounced "BO-C-FUS"...and 'Justified' is terrific!
@denroy3
Hello to you and thanks for the comment.
I watched all the seasons and really enjoyed Justified
As a teenager it was a right of passage to go to a Hank live show and consume liquor until you could not stand......awesome time
That sound you are associating with a didgeridoo is a Southern instrument found in older country songs called a jaw harp.
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Alabama southern gentleman here and I am so happy to see you cover Brother Bocephus ! ❤ 🇺🇸 🇬🇧
@Jeff Cunningham
Hi Jeff, thanks for the comment.
We will have more from Hank coming very soon.
Cheers
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Hank is a Rebel is the Country Music World and Hank is Scotch! So now you know why Hank is such a Rebel ❤😘You’re Welcome!😅
Hahaha your pronunciation of Bocephus (Bo-cee-fuss) had me dying. Carry on chaps!
That's the Old School country attitude that caused to revolt in 1776.
Yay, B1 liked it! This is the anthem of my husband and sons, of pretty much everyone in this little southern town I now call home. If we wouldn't all go to jail I'd for SURE send you 2 Brits some homemade wine! Shhhhhhhh....... Anyhow, "Family Tradition", "All My Rowdy Friends" and "Young Country" are great Hank songs too. You might put Gretchen Wilson "Red Neck Woman" in the country queue, that'll be a fun one for you Gents! I took that picture of B1 giving Hank the thumbs up!!! FOR REAL THOUGH, MY HEART BELONGS TO SLAYER AND ALL THAT IS METAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Chuey's Mama
B1 really enjoyed that one and it was a great song from the get go. We will follow up with more from Hank Jr and Gretchen too.
Did you watch "Justified"? I binge watched the whole six seasons in a few weeks and really enjoyed the dark and the humour in that Series, I did read recently they are going to do a new short season.
At the moment I have been watching the "Bosch" series, I read all the books way back and really enjoying the TV show.
Ah and the new series of "Reacher" again I read all the "Lee Child" books and the TV show is very close.
When you say little southern town, where are you located?
We of course know your heart belongs to Slayer, but it's always great we we find something you enjoy too.
Have a great day out there ma'am
@@BritPopsReact If I watch tv I'm into history, science, non-fiction stuff. The last book I read was Claire Cameron's "The Last Neanderthal", my favorite book series is Jean Auel's "Clan of the Cave Bear" and so on. Prior to that it was all H.P. Lovecraft, Stephen King, and Judy Blume! When I go to the "city" for big buys, supplies, doctor appointments I go to the great 'ole land of Mayberry, NC. Known to us as Mt. Airy, NC. I don't live there, but that's the closest town. I can stand on my roof and spit into Vriginia, I could walk to Tennessee, in a day. Galax, VA is closer but I keep it in NC.
@Chuey's Mama
I checked on a map where you are sort of located and had no idea all those places were so close, well on a map, i'm sure they are a fair drive.
Cheers for now and made me smile with the "big buys" everything is big in the good ole USofA
Hank,Jr along with others was a member of the Outlaw country movement in the 1970s.
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I grew up with country music, but it was my parents country! When hank jr came along my whole generation claimed him! First concert I went to supposed to be a 2hr show, turned into a 5 hour party!
This song to me is about additude, I'm from central Wisconsin and everything he talks about exsists here as well. Except we don't catch as many catfish, we catch other species. In a small US town everybody knows who lives there and in hard times we pull together to sustain that community. I'm sure that may be true all around the world. In the big city people just don't know the person who lives down the street, many don't care about the person who lives next door. Although it wasn't always that way.
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I live in a city and at present I don't know anyone who lives around me. Years ago I had neighbors who were friends but they either moved away or passed on. My last neighbor/friend passed away three years ago right before Christmas.
Are you hearing a Steel Guitar? His nickname is pronounced Bo-see-phus . Love yalls channel !
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There is a movie about him also. His stardom & his legendary talent is only half of his story. He has the beard & glasses to cover scars from a mountain fall when he fell over 500 ft down a mountain. He has had 8 facial reconstruction surgeries.
It's called "Outlaw Country". It wasn't well received in mainstream country at the time.
Lol, native Alabama chick here getting a chuckle out of hearing two Brits say “Bocephus”. This must be how y’all feel when we mangle “Worcestershire” 😂
@CornbreadOracle
😂😜Oh we did receive quite a LOT of correct spelling on that one.
Thanks for having some fun.
Cheers
My Stepfathers dad was named bocephus and he was borned in Georgia in the late 19th century. You mispronounced it.
internet search.
“Bo” is the anglicized Southern version of the French Gulf Coast's “Beau.” Best theory, then: Beau Cephas, or Bocephus, refers to “Good Peter,” the apostle. Some say that in Cajun French the appellation has come to mean any boon companion.
PS there are black country boy's too.
Bocephus = bow C fus
"Williams Jr., the son of Hank Williams, was given the nickname by his father. The country icon looked at his bouncy baby boy and, instead of eliciting “oohs and ahhs,” he decided he bared an uncanny resemblance to the ventriloquist dummy, Bocephus. It’s nice to know that even famous people have to grin and bare embarrassing nicknames from their parents."
Hank Williams nicknamed Hank Williams Jr a Nick name Bocephus
The easiest way to look at it. "Country music is 3 chords, and the truth."
@
S Johnson
🤣🤣 That is such a simple explanation and makes the most sense.
Made me smile to too.
Thanks for the comment
He fell off the side Ajax mountain on the border between Idaho and Wyoming failed 540 feet
RIP DT #58! If you know, you know. 😎😎
We love hank over here in the southern USA.
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I liked the production on this. Very rich. Imagine if you’re a fan of his vocal style this is right in the pocket.
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The Indian sitar gives the song a twangy edge
"For 43$ my friend lost his life..."
"The lyrics are fun".
For years Hank Jr sang a song for "Monday Night Football", "All My Rowdy Friends". Just awesome.
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Glad they loved it. I just can't get the feeling that they can have any reference frame of what is going on here. Great reaction and tube vid for what it is!
You mentioned Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash, Johnny Cash's wife, was Hank Williams Jr. Godmother.
hank williams jr fell from a 500ft cliff and had a boy pray beside him and lived somehow
Hank sr- There's a tear in my beer
Jr -this song
III -must have been the pills I took
3 generations of talent.
If you haven’t checked out my full Hank Williams Jr week be sure todo so :) thanks for your support - Hank Williams Jr - Family Tradition Reaction - Ep1 (Mad for it Week!)
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If you haven’t checked out my full Hank Williams Jr week be sure todo so :) thanks for your support - Hank Williams Jr - Family Tradition Reaction - Ep1 (Mad for it Week!)
ruclips.net/video/CcDF4M5IIaE/видео.html
Country music has a lot of sneaky amazing artists. We think of these guitar gods who shred metal and the like, but some of these country guys could play that while chugging a (not)Budweiser. 🤣🤣😂😂
Hank Williams, Jr touches on the country music genre "outlaw country".
If this is a style you enjoy, may I recommend the song "The Highwaymen", by the group "The Highwaymen"? It's a collaboration of famous country music stars.
The group artists are: Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, Chris Kristofferson, and Johnny Cash.
That was a good old country song, good story telling lyrics. Us westcountry boys can survive too, but I can't skin a buck!
@Lord Lockdowns Jukebox
That was a great song and similar to our West Country story telling songs " I am a cider drinker" & " I got a brand new combine harvester" such great lyrics
@@BritPopsReact ooo aarrr!
Hank can play many instrument's hes a legend so is his dad hes my favorite country singer you should listen to Charlie Daniel's hes a legend also rip charlie
My thing is... don't ever mess with Hank Jr... I've grown up with Hank Jr.... he's alot older than me.. but he made his own sound and I love it. Respect.. Bocephus
That was the footage from the store but that was really his friend. And it's funny you mentioned Johnny Cash there has godparents June and Johnny
Justified is one of the greatest shows ever made I watch it once a year at least
@bcyomassey649
Did you catch the new Justified: City Primeval?
What did you think?
Actually, this song is not meant to be fun. If you listen very closely you'll discover a much deeper meaning.
Hank Williams Jr was named Bocephus after a contemporary to Hank Williams Sr comedian who had a dummy with the same name 🤣 Hank Jr fell off Ajax mountain about 500 ft surviving a Traumatic Brain Injury where he had to relearn how to play guitar again! Also why he wears a hat, has the beard, and glasses to hide his injuries!
Texas here blokes. I enjoy your channel, I just found you. I had this on 8 track in my beloved pick up . Thank you . U.S. Navy Vet.
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Its played with the lower e string the thickest string in drop d tuning.
Yay finally found a country song you like.
@berlyn3014
That was a great song, we both enjoyed that one.
Thanks for the comment.
BP1! Loved the big grin, glad you are enjoying it!
@Lynn Soeth
That was exactly how we like our Country, it was great from start to finish,
Thanks for watching and BP1 really did enjoy that one.