Long Gone Lonesome Blues Live

Buck Norris sings song 2 in the Hank Williams Tribute from New Years Eve 2008.
During his early childhood, the Williams family moved frequently throughout southern Alabama as his father's job required. In 1930, when Williams was seven years old, his father began suffering from face paralysis. At a Veterans Affairs clinic in Pensacola, Florida, doctors determined that the cause was a brain aneurysm, so they sent Elonzo Williams to the VA Medical Center in Alexandria, Louisiana. Lonnie remained hospitalized for eight years and was therefore mostly absent throughout Hank's childhood.

In 1931, Lillie Williams settled her family in Georgiana, Alabama, where she worked as the manager of a boarding house. She managed to find several side jobs to support her children, despite the bleak economic climate of the Great Depression. She worked in a cannery and served as a night-shift nurse in the local hospital. Hiram and Irene also helped out by selling peanuts, shining shoes, delivering newspapers, and doing other simple jobs. With the help of U.S. Representative J. Lister Hill, the family began collecting Lon's military disability pension. Despite Lon's medical condition, the Williams family managed fairly well financially throughout the Depression.

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[rgndgnc]

this video rocks..I didn't understand why the number of viewers is so low!

[bucknorrismusic]

Thanks, yeah that is surprising sometimes. But I dont' do it for the number of view anyway.

[bownessgord]

Good Pickin Buck That tele sounds nice

Thanks Gord and Jody

[bucknorrismusic]

Thanks so much Gord, I love this American Deluxe I purchased.

[pili2255]

Excellent video. Thank you Rusty for share!

Gaby.

[bucknorrismusic]

Thank you very much.

[Herrschneider]

Not too bad at all!! but i was expecting some yodeling :P

Still a good performance :D

[allshookup77]

Another good old Hank song Buck, you did a super job on it too! Good stuff, I enjoyed it! ... FrAnK (5*****)

[bucknorrismusic]

Thanks so very much G. G.

[bucknorrismusic]

Greetings to Germany, thanks my friends.