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Anyone notice the beautiful car coming out of her ass? Illustration by Vargas.

One of the most heartfelt songs ever written by Hank Williams, check out Johnny Cash singing "Evening Train" a song written by Hank, but to the best of my knowledge never recorded by Hank.

Raw live music by Hank, nothing beats it.

Simply put, there is no other.

Love it, nice to hear the raw sound of a live performance, and it starts with one of my favourite songs.

Oh yes, of course, I knew when I typed uncle that something wasn't right. Winter is nutty this year, cold for a couple days and then right back up above freezing, light snow and hovering around the freezing mark as I write, people are still driving their cars out onto the lake for fishing but the...

Great post, nice to hear songs that were on the other side of the record so to speak, that steel guitar screams Don Helms, I'd be intersted to know who was playing fiddle? Not sure if it's Jerry Rivers. Ferlin Husky was great at impressions, an entertainers entertainer.

Great post, this is the type of song I love "discoverying", first time hearing this. The guitar player sounds like Les Paul? anyone know who it is playing?

@LudvikvonPenguin Thanks for the info, I'll tune in tonight, thanks again.

@hankedful , correction, Eddie would have been 18 years old in 56. Still impressive.

Interesting take on a good song, sounds like it was done in the mid 60's-early 70's?

@hankedful I would like to correct myself, the lead singer on Drifters Please Stay was Rudy Lewis.

Nice job, what year.

@mrbob424 , feb. 24 1979

Oh man do I remember this movie, watched the first part on Sunday Night Disney 1962 and was horrified when my parents decided we had to go out of town for a visit the following sunday, I remember telling my buddies that I was going to write to CBS? and ask if they would rebroadcast part 2 the nex...

Angela, spitting image of Drew Barrymore

Written by Hank Williams but never recorded by him.

What a waste of beer!!!

That sure sounds like Don Helms on steel and possibly Jerry Rivers on fiddle, am I correct or am I starting to hear Don and Jerry on way too many of these old records?

Great song, who's the guitar player?

I believe this is part of a one hour special on Bobby Orr produced by Global tv Toronto sometime in the 1990's.

Her singing talent is on par with Audrey.

I'm pretty sure that's Jerry Rivers on fiddle and Don Helms on steel. The piano player may be Fred Rose[ not sure ]

Such a classy lady turd, don't know why you would even reply to the bitch. You should have stared her down, or revved the engine, really send her over the brink. Does anyone know if she has come forward and explained why she did this? I'd love to hear that yarn.

@jpeanrkode Good ear, it's not Don Helms.

Great job by Gail, nice taste in music.

This song is new to me as well, a real pleasure listening to true country.

Whatever happened to Drew Wilson? I know Jeff Turf is still around North Bay.

Fantastic, thank you so much for posting this.

Protecting his daughter, and the other Hanks regulars, hilarious commentary..

You did a great job, you nailed it, well done.

@PeterHackman You're correct, it's Zeke Turner, listen to "I'm so lonesome I could cry" by Hank Wiliams, you'll hear Zekes very distinct sound.

This is a real find, Del does a great job.

This is not the Pierre Burton show, it is the CBC show "Front Page Challenge" Pierre is one of the panelists though.