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Whoa Sailor,Hank Thompson

From Star Route TV-show, 60's.  
 
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mskman83 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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my grandma who died last year on my birthday. :( loved Hank . she was from cameron TX and saw Hank T many times. and also married a Sailor my grandpa. this song takes me back. i'm only 25 jammin to this stuff. whoah sailor!
BrickPa (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Damn, now you've got me thinking of Texas Street in Pusan!
manny5442 (4 months ago) Show Hide
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14 yrs of Naval service..active and reserves...I can Identify with this song too....lol
PaulinaRena (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I love everything Hank has ever sung. What a neat catchy tune here. My hubby is a Navy veteran and I feel he could have identified with this song ! We watched "Star Route" years ago and it's good to see actor Rod Cameron here in this video. I never missed a western he starred in. Hank's passing really saddened us. A wonderful singer who always seemed to be smiling. Thank you. - Paula
fiddles15 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Amen to that!
devilgothim1st (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Didn't know he died.  What a heartbreak. Classy guy.
bulbheadmyass (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Great song. Was this song originally a Maddox Brother and Rose tune, or was Hank's version the original?
radiobob805 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Hank wrote this when he came out of the Navy after World War 2. Tex Ritter heard him and got him a contract with Capitol Records. Rose Maddox did a great version with her brothers. It was done as a dialog between the sailor and a waitress. It may be the only case of someone doing a better version of a song than Hank's original.
TampaRed (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Be well, Mr Thompson. Thanks for the music.
MrUnidyne (2 years ago) Show Hide
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According to the press release today (7 Nov 07), he wanted no funeral. But he requested a "celebration of life" at "Billy Bob's Texas", a honky tonk saloon in Ft. Worth. So long, Hank. Give Porter Wagoner my regards.

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