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Hank Williams Album: “Rare Demos: First to Last”

Hank Williams Album: “Rare Demos: First to Last”
Album Information :
Title: Rare Demos: First to Last
Release Date:1990-01-01
Type:Unknown
Genre:Country
Label:Country Music Foundation
Explicit Lyrics:No
UPC:022111006726
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Track Listing :
1 Won't You Sometimes Think Of Me Video
2 Why Should I Cry
3 Calling You Video
4 You Broke Your Own Heart
5 Pan American Video
6 Mother Is Gone Video
7 I Watched My Dream World Crumble Like Clay
8 In My Dreams You Still Belong To Me
9 Wealth Won't Save Your Soul Video
10 I Told A Lie To My Heart Video
11 Singing Waterfall Video
12 (I'm) Going Home Video
13 Jambalaya (On the Bayou) Video
14 Heaven Holds All My Treasures
15 You Better Keep It On Your Mind Video
16 Lost On The River Video
17 Your Cheatin' Heart Video
18 House Of Gold
19 Honky Tonk Blues Video
20 Help Me Understand Video
21 'Neath A Cold Gray Tomb Of Stone
22 There's Nothing As Sweet As My Baby
23 Fool About You
24 Log Train
Hankman (USA) - October 05, 2000
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
- Hank at his best

What are you getting when you buy this set? You're getting Hank at his rawest level, but yet his most sincere. These are songs that cut and chill to the bone. Listen to the alternate take of "A House of Gold". While two versions that have been issued by Polygram/Mercury are indeed excellent, this one is a much more morbid, dark version. This proves that the man was a genius in his own right. Take also the take "Help Me Understand" and you can see exactly why Hank kept returning to Miss Audrey over & over. Even if you own, as many other have said it, the so-called "Complete Hank Williams", you still have to have this set for the many songs on here not presented on there.

Ronald George Reagan (Steele, MO) - September 12, 2000
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
- A must have for Hank fans.

Even if you own "The Complete Hank", this is a must have set as it includes versions of songs not found on that box set (you'd think complete would be complete, huh?). It includes an alternate take of "A House of Gold" (with differing lyrics from the version on "Complete"), a demo of the Luke the Drifter peice "Help Me Understand", demo's of "You Broke Your Own Heart" & "I'm Goin' Home" that do not appear on "Complete". If you do not own "Complete", this is an essential purchase as it includes demo versions of "Jambalaya", "Your Cheatin' Heart" & "Honky Tonk Blues" . While the session takes are masterpeices in their own right, this is just the man & his guitar-country music at it's best.

j p giuliani (Montpelier, Vermont) - March 30, 2003
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
- Rare Demos - First to Last Hank Williams

The material on this CD confirms my belief that Hank Williams was one of the greatest American poets of the Twentieth Century.Just look at what he composed, produced and performed in such a short life. There have been imitators, but no one has come close.

Joe (usa CA) - January 31, 2003
2 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
- greatest Hits 1990

yes we love his music for the greatest 1000 per cent

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