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I AIN'T GOT NOTHIN' BUT TIME by HANK WILLIAMS

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I AIN'T GOT NOTHIN' BUT TIME by HANK WILLIAMS

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  • Hank recorded it on his personal recorder. It wasnot a professional recording. The instuments were dubbed in after his death. It is rumored that he swapped this song with drinking buddy Lefty Frizzell. If that be the case, one can only guess what song the Lefty claimed that was really Hanks. Frizzell had a couple monster hits that sounded a lot like a Hank Williams song.

  • "Grab your dancing shoes, we'll go and lose them blues." I'm gonna use that line on my girlfriend. Thanks.

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  • It amazes me that there are so many recordings of this Great man that have been unheard by the general public, but each one turns out to be another gem. Keep em coming

  • Opps! thanks so much for sharing another great Hank Williams song.

  • WOW! another Hank Williams gem I never heard before, this is real country music compared to the crap they play today!

  • Love this man!!!! He is still the best out there. It really doesn't get any better then Mr Hank Williams!!! Thank you for sharing.

    Ginger

  • nothing like hank williams song bring smile 2 your face after hard day at work R.I.P HANK

  • They sped this up. Originally it was just an acoustic song, just him and his guitar.

  • I swear I live in the wrong part of the U.S. I don't belong up here in the northeast with these snobs. I love country music. Its been my music since I was a little girl.I;ve even listened to Hank Williams music since I was little.I may live up north,but hopefully not for ever.But my soal belongs to the south.

  • Sounds like they dubbed one of his vocal+guitar tapes. Especailly in the voice quality. But good song nonetheless. Thanx fur sharin'!

  • Allegedly, Hank and Lefty wrote 5 songs together. Lefty published them after Hank's death. He didn't want to take full credit for writing the songs but was unfamiliar with Hank's publishing company and did not want to deal with them without Hank's help. He instead used Hank's alias, Herman P. Willis. The songs were The Tragic Letter, You're Too Late, Two Hearts Broken Now, You Can Always Count on Me, and I've Been Away Too Long. Lefty recorded all five songs as a tribute to hank in 1953.

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