OH MY GOODNESS!!..| FIRST TIME HERING Hank Williams - Cold Cold Heart REACTION
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- OH MY GOODNESS!!..| FIRST TIME HERING Hank Williams - Cold Cold Heart REACTION
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Nobody did heartbreak and sorrow like Hank Williams. His definitive tune is I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry. That damn whippoorwill...
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No less than Elvis Presley called I’m so lonesome I could cry the saddest song he had ever heard.
Without a doubt, his best song. HW was an amazing songwriter.
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry: Dylan loved the lyrics.
one of the greatest songs ever written
The instrument in question is called a "pedal steel guitar". The pedal steel guitar is a console-type of steel guitar with pedals and knee levers that change the pitch of certain strings to enable playing more varied and complex music than any previous steel guitar design. Like all steel guitars, it can play unlimited glissandi (sliding notes) and deep vibrati-characteristics it shares with the human voice. Pedal steel is most commonly associated with American country music and Hawaiian music.
Actually that one doesnt have pedals and knee levers, Hanks band used the more primitive table top steel. Basically a lap steel with legs, sometimes with multiple necks. Notice he is standing up so no pedals or knee levers in use. Pedal Steels would come into use very soon after this though.
Yes exactly !
My uncle used to make Hawaiian guitars with the steel slider for a hobby.
Not a pedal steel. He'd have to be sitting to use the knee levers and pedals. And is used in country music mostly, but has been used in other music genres on some songs. If you want to hear some great pedal steel, check out Buddy Emmons!
I thought it was called a slide guitar
Actually, Hank Sr. died at 29 years old. Hank, Jr. was a small boy when his Daddy died, but Jr.'s mom made him perform his dad's songs.
Hank Jr. was only 3 years old when Hank Sr. passed away. Most of Jr's songs are about growing up in the shadow of his Dad and the expectations placed on him at a very young age.
Hank Sr died in what could be called squalid conditions at age TWENTY-NINE! He had a back ailment most of his life and was prescribed pain pills that didn't quite do the job, so Hank supplemented them with alcohol. He died in the back seat of a car at a food stop while on the way to a concert; cause of death was the bad mix of the pills and the booze.
If you love his sound don’t deny yourselves “Jambalaya”. His most FUN number IMO ❤️
I second this!
I agree
I think “Move It On Over” is a lot of fun too. ☮️🌼♥️
I agree too!
Hell yeah, one of my favorite songs of his.
His song "Hey, good lookin' " is great too.
Glad somebody finally brought up that song.
His phrasing on and off the beat was just so perfect. He also tended to write these songs and record them with almost no rehearsal time. He cranked out so many hits in a very short amount of time before he died. And yeah, that pedal steel sound totally makes it.
Don Helms is the master steel guitar player on all Hank Williams’ hits.
I could listen to Cold, Cold Heart ALL DAY AND ALL NIGHT
Masterpiece of sound and song.
Thank you so much for playing❤️💋✌️
A classic. Try I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry.
Yes I agree. My favorite by him is I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry.
Bethany have you heard Keb Mo's version of this song? Best blues song ever written and he absolutely kills it.
@@dougieyou I haven't but I'll check it out now.
Elvis called I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry the saddest song ever written.
They called him Hillbilly Shakespeare. He lived a heartbreaking life and it all wound up in his music.
It is a steel guitar and it is definitely "the sound" of country music. David Allen Cole does a great song about Hank Sr. that is beautiful and haunting. It's "The Ride"
It's David Allan Coe, not "Cole". I know because my uncle was in prison with him! lol. It was Ohio in the 1960's. My family is also from Akron, and he and my uncle met and became friends in prison, and afterwards. Anyway, yeah, "The Ride" is awesome.
@@ChickyDoodleAnnie Unfortunatley though David Alan Coe is a racist ,mysogonist pig.
The steel pedal guitar also features in Hawaiian music from the 50's and 60's in particular.
The Steel Guitar is from Hawaii. A revival tour from there traveled through East Texas and the locals picked up the instrument.
Hank's songs were from his heart, simple and basic, but it reached into the soul of many in his time and others growing up afterwards. I think he passed away in 1952 or '53, but I was born in 1952 and grew up hearing him. Hank Jr is a classic in his own way, love his voice and music but his father, Hank Sr' s songs touched me in my earlier life. He's a classic.
I love Hank Williams! I used to sing Hey Good Lookin' to my daughter when she was a baby. That's a good one to react to! Thanks for your reaction! You both are so cute and uplifting! 🥰
I sing that to my grandson all the time! My dad sang that to me ALL THE TIME!!
One of the most revered Country Music Legends. Most people will not give this "old" music a chance. His song Hank Jr. is a legend. I Am So Lonesome I Could Cry is pure poetry. Many artists have covered it.
I like this kind of "Classic Country" WAY more than the new "Country"....
@@johnathandavis3693 IT'S more soulful it touches your heart !
Been listening to old music for over 15 years now. So much more soul, creativity and artistry goes seems to have gone into it.
"The silence of a falling star,
Lights up a purple sky,
And as I wonder where you are,
I'm so lonesome I could cry"
Hank Williams has a lot of pleasant gems for you.Thumbs up!!!
Called the hillbilly Shakespeare during his lifetime. His poetic and deeply emotional songs are classics. He worked hard getting them down just right. When he sang songs written by others he made them into Hank Williams songs as well. “Once dear I thought I knew the way. That was before old sad yesterday. The words that you told me cut like a knife. Now I’m lost on the River, the River of life. “
"I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" is worth a listen. For me, that the quintessential Hank Williams song
I think “I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry” is in the top 5 Country Songs, but I must admit I like the BJ Thomas version better.
"The moon just went behind the clouds, To hide its face and cry".......one of the most poetic lines in music, not just country music but all genres....
The instrument is a Steel guitar
Hank never rushed the words even when it was an upbeat song. He got every drop of value fom the song
The greatest singer/songwriter who ever lived. The Hillbilly Shakespeare!
A yodel, as in yodeling. And yes, "Your Cheating Heart" was a better known song of his and "Jambalaya" was a more upbeat and fun song
I think it's also referred to as a cry. Jambalaya was one of my favorite songs when I was a very small child.
Just 29 when he died. He had many many Country hits in his short life. R.I.P. Hank Sr.
This is real country RIp Hank Williams 🙏🙏🙏🙏☮️💟
Hank Jr. was only 3 when Hank Sr. died. Hank Sr. has inspired generations of country singers.
Absolute legend of country music, the best ever and he died so young.
Ya see how wonderful music is! Hank,Satchmo,Tom Jones,Sister Rosetta, Johnny Cash,The Beatles; it's all about people expressing universal feelings. And there ain't no colors.
Satchmo 🥰 Louis Armstong was wonderful.
"The more I learn to care for you, the more we drift apart". Must be one of the most heartbreaking lines in a song.
It's a steel guitar and it is beautiful. He died at age 29 from alcohol and drug abuse, stemming from his pain from undiagnosed spina bifida.
That, my dears, is a steel guitar. One of the most distinct and unique sounds ever. It has such a beautiful and haunting sound and fits Hanks vocals so well.
Yes!
I love the sound of a steel guitar
Hank is the king of country!!!!
I'm so lonesome I could cry!
"I'm so lonesome I could cry" is an absolutely beautiful song of his.
Right on bro, it will blow their minds!!
Move On Over and Jambalaya are great ones!! Hank playing electric guitar was a big deal back then, he was banned from the Grand Ole Opry for a while. This helped Rockabilly become a thing, which morphed with Rhythm & Blues to become rock. The only real difference between Rock and R&B is the lead instrument and color of the singer’s skin. Steel pedal guitar was used in country a lot, it originated in Hawaii!!
Love Hank Williams sr
What a talented musician Hank Sr was, his voice still sends shivers down my spine. And I’ve been listening to him for over 50 years…👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Listen to "Luke the Drifter"-the songs "Too Many Parties & Too Many Pals", & "Be Careful Of Stones That You Throw". I'm 64 & my voice still cracks while singing along!
When I think of Hank Williams the 1st song that comes to mind is Your Cheating Heart. It’s a classic. Fun fact: he recorded under another name Luke the drifter. All the songs were story songs and very sad. My dad used to sing them to us as children.
Oh, yes, this is a classic Hank Williams hit! I love that song.
I didn't know that! Will be looking it up
Same here! Luke the Drifter
He’s one of the greatest songwriters ever. He wrote 167 songs by the time he died at the age of 29. His songs run the gamut of human experience; Hank is known as the “Hillbilly Shakespeare”. He couldn’t keep out of trouble either, his publisher said he had a million dollar voice and a 10 cent brain.
Haha!, but a ten cent brain can’t write all those great songs.
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Hank was considered the country poet. Cold Cold Heart was covered by every mainstream crooner in the country, and hit the charts for several non-country artists. That's why it bought him so many beans and biscuits. Folk who have no idea what country music is still know and love the song because of the many different versions on the pop charts.
I grew up on Classic Rock, but I think that Hank Williams is America's greatest songwriter.
There is Woody Guthrie.
@@nedludd7622 No doubt. Woody is an Okie, just like me. He’s terrific, of course, but I still stand by opinion of Hank.
My Favorite Country Singer/songwriter! You have to hear him do I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry, and Your Cheating Heart. And Lovesick Blues!!! He’s called The Hillbilly Shakespeare. He wrote beautiful lyrics. His whole life was in his songs. That’s a steel guitar. He died so young.
Hank Sr. is my favorite singer of all time. I loved Johnny Cash, George Jones, Charlie Pride but Hank was my favorite.
Hank Williams is pretty much the GOAT when it came to bringing country to the mainstream in his short life/career. And this song was covered by crooner Tony Bennet a year or so after Hank released it and it became a huge cross over pop hit. That's part of why he was joking at the beginning of this clip about how this song bought the band a lot of beans and biscuits. Maybe check out Tony Bennet's version just to contrast to this version?
I think a tear in my beer was hank sr best song
Hank Williams died before my time and I'm so glad his music lives on today like it does! People young enough to be my kids love his music!
With your Gospel background you’ve got to be familiar with “I Saw The Light” he wrote and recorded. There is a great story of how he came to write the song while his mom drove back from a concert he’d preformed. He sang so many country gospel songs over his short life.
I Saw the Light is a favorite of mine.
Now I heard he wrote I saw the light during a concert he did for a church picnic and got paid with food. They were on the road and he didn't know any church songs so he just went with it.
@@davidtesso4789 He was inspired by finally seeing the searchlight from the Birmingham airport after riding through miles and miles of almost total darkness.
@@dr.burtgummerfan439 that's not what the movie said. Biography called your cheating heart
@@davidtesso4789 Could've just been a tale then, or maybe that's where he got the idea when he wrote the song at the church.
His song Move It On Over was covered by blues rocker George Thorogood.
Hank Williams IS OG Country
Sr. and Jr. had different music, different styles, different
voices, each very talented.
"Your Cheatin Heart" and "So Lonesome I Could Cry" are the most Iconic Hank Williams Senior songs the 1st being my FAVORITE!! Your Cheatin Heart is a CLASSIC Heartbreak song. His Emotion charged voice and lyrics are TIMELESS!!!!!!
Elvis Presley said I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry was the saddest song he'd ever heard.
So Lomesome I could cry is my all time favorite.
Elvis is the King of Rock & Roll and Hank is the King of Country.... and thats a fact !!!!!!!!
I like you two. You all are very entertaining, and personable.
hank williams jr tear in my beer💓💓💓
That instrument is called a steel guitar. It uses a slide on one finger to press the strings. Hank led a very tragic life, due to being born with spina bifida. He died when his son Hank Jr aka Bocephus, was 3 yrs old, on New Years 1953 after midnight. Currently his Grandson, Hank III is also a country star. By the way, Hank Jr got the nickname Bocephus from his dad. Go back and watch A Country Boy Can Survive again and look at the neck of his guitar.
Hank Jr has recorded many of his dads songs. here are even songs that with the magic of technology, Hank and Bocephus do as duets
Hank was a prodigal singer, and songwriter. One of my favorites he wrote was Kaw-Liga. Has an amazing vibe.
That little thing he did is called moaning the blues. He invented that
It has been often referred to as Hank vocally "bending the strings". He does amazing things with his voice emotionally
Give Hank Williams 3 a try. Twisted and human, like his grandfather.
It is a pedal steel guitar. It is the sound that is a staple of country music.
Lap Steel tuned to C6. No pedals on those.
Pedal steel had not come out yet.
Not a pedal steel guitar. Don Helms playes a regular steel guitar.
The true legend Hank Williams Sr. Another great rabbit hole, "Move it on over, Lovesick Blues, Jambalaya, You're Cheating Heart"
Hank could reach into your soul and make it weep.
Hank Williams is the GOAT! Do yourselves and your listeners a favor and dive deep into his incredible songs!
"I Cant Help If I'm Still In Love With You". Hank the Legend. This song got him his record contract.
Now you see where Jr. got his chops from. Hank Williams one of those names that is synonymous with Country Music. That's a Steele Guitar. it is picked and a slide is used on the strings to bring out different tones. A truly amazing instrument
Grew up listening to Hank..Still love his music.
Hank Williams is the king of country imho!!That man has such a catalog!
Even though Hank Sr. passed away when Hank Jr. was only 3 through modern technology they were able to sing a duet. If you want to check it out it's called There's a Tear in My Beer.
My grandfather used to sing “Hey Good Lookin” by Hank Williams when I was little, Hank Williams holds a special place in my heart.
The best. Hands down.
I am in my 40s but I love old Hank Williams Sr songs I learned too love his songs from grandpa
One of my favorites from Hank Williams is "There's A Tear In My Beer". Williams Jr. did a duet. Like Natalie Cole did a duet with her father Nat King Cole "Unforgettable".
Lisa Marie and Elvis "In The Ghetto "
Gotta listen to “jambalaya”such a masterpiece Two chords, but a whole story.
THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME. All are measured to him.0
Hank Williams was really the first radio superstar. Before Elvis, there was ol' Hank.
That's a steel guitar. Hank jr did his daddy proud but Hank is the original. "Setting The Woods On Fire/Hey Good Looking/Your Cheating Heart/I Saw The Light, and Jambalaya are just a few of his great hits.
Settin' the Woods on Fire was written when the guys were driving to another venue. They stopped and had chili for dinner and it gave Hank diahrea. He got the driver to pull over and ran into the woods. A song was born! 🤣
@@pklbndt11 OMG, I never heard that story...Well, they say the best songs come from the writers true experiences, lol. I don't think I will ever hear that song quite the same again! 😂
Absolute country royalty!! Along with George Jones, Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, and many others...
Roy Rogers: "I'm Going To Build A Fence Around Texas".
Hank Williams Sr. is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a early influence
Hank was my father's favorite. When I hear him it reminds me of my daddy singing along
That vocal technique you're talking about is technically called passaggio, but most people refer to it as a voice break. It's usually used to transition between two vocal registers.
Came to the comments just for this answer. Thank you!
That vocal inflection he does is called a tear, like tearing paper, but it's your voice. The unusual sounding instrument is a pedal steel guitar, very popular in country music. Hank's guitar is legendary and is still in use today. Another musician who values the worth of what came before owns it and uses it, Neil Young has it and as a commemorative, even took it back to the old Ryman Auditorium, the original home of the Grand Old Opry, and played the very spot where Hank had stood decades before.
Sadly your take on Junior growing up at daddy's knee is not quite how it went. Hank Sr. was addicted to booze and pills. He was in constant pain and life on the road didn't help and Senior died on the road when Junior was still young. There is a third Hank Williams. His grandson has a career and sounds very much like Senior.
Hank Williams III does indeed sound a lot like Hank Williams, Sr.. If you get the opportunity to do so, I would like to see the both of you react to his song, "Whiskey, Weed, And Women". It makes me cry every time I listen to it.
There’s nobody like him. So unique. So many great songs.
This is REAL COUNTRY,!
Hank Williams is to Country music as Elvis was to Rock & Roll.
Yall need to hear "there's a tear in my beer" it was a Hank Sr. that never was released and found in the 80s and given to Hank Jr. And Hank Jr. recorded along with his dad vocals. It was a big deal as Hank Sr. died when Hank Jr. was 3 years old
The cool thing is the way the cut the video together with a video off Hank Sr singing what I think is "Cheating Heart" so they could sing on the same "Stage".
@@kelaEQ2 yeah. That high tech stuff to be done back in the 80s to able to change his lips to match up with song
It makes HAPPY. That you listening to the good stuff.
I remember watching this with my Dad, I would love to listen to Hank again with my Dad
About 30 years ago I gave my mom a boxed record set of Hank Williams music. She was the right age for his music, although she’d never heard of him until she moved to this country; I was the right age to appreciate what I was hearing for the first time.
He was a poet of legendary proportions, and I don’t think he gets the credit he deserves from current country acts, for his storytelling powers.
Jay's right on this one, this is a classic "I'm not him" lament. He is suffering for a previous guy's bad treatment of the object of his affection. 💔
Don Helms on the steel guitar, absolute legend!!!
"Lovesick Blues" is my favorite Hank.
Hank Jr was only about 3 years old when his dad died. He did get a LOT of lessons from quite a few major stars of the time even though he couldn't get them from his father.
Les Paul and Mary Ford "How High The Moon" is a sound I love.
Hank jr doing family tradition is the best country song ever, he sings about the troubles the both of them struggled with
The Peddle Steel Guitar. The cornerstone of early Country Music.
The Father of modern country his poetry earned him the title Hillbilly Shakespeare
Jr. didn’t get to spent too much time with his father. Hank Sr. died at age 29.
There's a tear in my beer is a really good song to hear his twang.
The GOAT of country music and passed Way way too soon so young 🙏🙏🙏🙏💟💟💟
Actually Hank SR died when Hank was 3 years old, Hank Jr's mother was the one that kept his father's music alive for him. She also forced him to do his daddy's music through his teenage years. Until Hank JR did his own style as an adult. The Hank jr story is pretty amazing.
True dat.
Amber would laugh at this but the song Cold Cold heart was written when Audrey Williams at that time Hank Williams wife was pregnant with Hank Williams Jr he went into the hospital room to check on her and felt her chest and told his buddy Little Jimmy Dickens which was also a country music artist that woman has the coldest heart I've ever felt and went into the waiting room and wrote the song Cold Cold heart the song that you are hearing
Hank Jr never really knew his Dad as he passed when he was a small child. Love Hank.
If there was ONE person that I would have loved to meet, it's Hank---hands down!!!! Unfortunately, he died 5 years before I was born 😓. My dad raised me on Hank Williams. I'm 64 years old & am STILL finding Hank's songs that I've never heard!! (Most of his songs were sad & the way he lived is reflected in those songs).
Another fantastic country singer is Jim Reeves. Some of his hits are 'He'll have to go', 'I love you because', 'Distant drums', and 'Welcome to my world'.
“He’ll Have To Go” was one of my mom’s favorites! I think he’s a country crooner ☮️
Yes, please react to Jim Reeves.
jim reeves and pat boone were my mums faves too, country crooners through and through.
I generally don't like country music but I do love Hank Williams.
Me too! Such a great songwriter and singer, he transcends genre... :-)
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