I know some earlier Hank fans didn't like the new country-rock sound, but the fact is, he was sick of doing the stuff that MGM wanted him to record.We all see all these years later, Hank was right.After all he went through, he carved out an incredible career, millions upon millions of records sold, and finally going into the country hall of fame.Long overdue.Well done Bocephus.
Hank loved what was going on in the country rock, southern rock phases in the 70s, and not only him who hated doing what the recording company wanted him to do but Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson did the same, too. Crazy how their sound changed a whole lot in the 70s.
@therandomsoldier710 There's a big blues influence in his playing too. I don't think personally realize how talented he really is. He pulled all these different influences to come up with his own unique sound. Waylon recorded this song too. When country music started getting a bigger, slicker sound with more synthesized music, Waylon kept stripping it back down to the basics. Nothing around today even compares to the outlaw country era.
+Mox_au my friend, I am 61, I grew up on them ole' guys so yeah "Hey Good Lookin" still makes me smile!!!!!...I do however love the Hank Jr., he is strong manly man who I feel there aren't enough of these days....(read Bieber, REM, the Verve), most of the people on the award shows couldn't change a tire on their own car, they couldn't clean and cook a duck nor could they probably fk their own girl more than once a day...so yeah I am proudlyl one of the old ones who is comfortable seeing the old school guys.
+Paul O'Neal Comparing Hank Jr and Hank Sr, is not the best way to approach the subject. Both father and son are true greats but very different styles in terms of song writing and musical sound. I could listen to both all day depending on what kind of mood I am in. Nevertheless both are true geniuses in their own right.
AverageGamezzz the only thing legendary about him is the ass whooping he took after playing cowboy on the East side of Montana...a poker player he ain't
Yet hank jr could actually do his fathers stuff just as good as hank sr in his younger days and before he slipped off the Ajax mount he seem to stick around his dads style after he recover from the mountain fall hank seemed to do his own stuff which I love both versions of hank his younger days and these late 70s early 80s to late 80s stuff which he looked to be having more fun when he did what he wanted
Ol' Hank is a natural born guitar player and does it his way. In the 70's he really learned how to get down on a guitar from Gary Rossington, Dickey Betts,Toy Caldwell and alot of others. He's one of the few great talents that has ever come along. Been going to see Hank when he comes town since the 80's and his guitar playing just got better and better everytime. Nobody plays like good ol Bocephus.
I had no idea he was so fortunate to have so many Southern Rock guitar greats take time to show him a thing or two, but it was and still is Hank Williams Jr.!
I agree with 90% of what you wrote, but I wouldn't give any accolades to Gary Rossington. He was a 2 bit player at very best. Other than a little slide work on Freebird and feedback on That Smell, his contributions to the world of guitar were actually comical.
@@garyholschuh-ft6gz can't say I agree with you on that one. I do however think much more credit to Skynyrd's great guitar sound belongs to Allen Collins . Him and Rossington gave that band their unmistakable sound . Skynyrd at the Old Grey Whistle Test from 75 is a perfect example
@@garyholschuh-ft6gz yeah he was pickin on all his old man's songs since a just a kid . That's alot guitar playin experience but his own songs on just an acoustic are by far the best he does
No shit. One of my dreams was to get a huge pile of money, then hire about ten of my favorite performers to record their own style versions of this song.
This song always struck me as more southern rock than country. This is the best "country" cover of this song I've heard though and there have been a lot of good ones. Waylon always covered the song well too.
I would classify southern rock as a sub genre of rock with blues and country elements but not quite as country itself. I wouldn't call Willie Nelson "southern rock" and I wouldn't classify Blackfoot, the Ozark Mountain Daredevils, ZZ Top or Molly Hatchet as "country and western." But yes, the Marshall Tucker Band was a bit more country and western than a lot of other southern rock bands.
From a guitar players perspective I never would have thought hank had that Jimi Hendrix thumb over the neck style down so good. I didn’t know it before but dude has serious chops on the guitar
Just think how much great music we could have lost had Hank not survived that fall. There’s a lot of tragic stories in rock music about what might have been (Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jim Croce, and even Hank Williams Sr. come to mind), but this is one guy we can thank our lucky stars made it through
brandon fox no shit man. He’s not just singing this song while a band plays it, and half-assembly strumming a guitar for show. He’s making almost all the sounds in this song that matter, and he’s doing it perfectly.
First comment: Compliments guitar playing Second comment: Implies comment is obvious and unnecessary, compliments playing too Third comment: Provocative well buddy comment for literally no reason Fourth comment: Outright and plain insults why does it have to be this way? why cant yall just relax?
By the time he could walk he had a guitar in his hand by the time he could talk he had his own band didn't take him long to learn that he was born to boogie and one hell of a songwriter
Love this video! Found it when I was about 16. Hank and Waylon turned me onto fender telecasters! Love the look and sound of them. Long love Hank Williams Jr!
I've carried the "Bocephus handle for over 40 years as a truck driver and been proud of it every day!! Keep on Keepin' on !! Mighty Mighty Bocephus!!! from Jimbo Cephus.
Jr is the best artist of my generation! Great song writer and an accomplished musician! He can play anything! I watched him live slap wear out a bow and fiddle!!!! Literally had to get another bow
I heard him jam this song at ROT Rally in Austin many many years ago. He said he wasnt playing it for us, he was playing it for himself. God Bless Toy Caldwell and Hank Jr.
HANK JR. TOLD ME ONCE: "YA KNOW, JEHO, IT'S ALL ABOUT THE QUIZZLES AND TRUPADS.". I THOUGHT ABOUT THAT A MOMENT AND SAID, "YOU DRUNK AIN'T YA?". HE SAID, "YES.".
as a kid growing up it was "a country boy can survive" and "family tradition" but as I got older this is now by far my favorite Bocephus performance! Just look at the way he plays his guitar and that happy smile on his face... that was pure joy standing on that stage... hank Jr has always been my favorite country artist... and until someone else comes along with a better story and more heart and soul to outshine a true legend, he always will be... although I can't imagine that happening in my lifetime or for several generations in the future. this video really shows the pure heart and strength that he had to overcome such a horrible accident and look at the way he shined! for all you haters out there why don't you just try to go back and think of another man who has overcome the shadow of a legendary performer, (hank sr) the tragedy of near death experience, then drug and alcohol addiction. Hank Jr has overcome so much in his lifetime and beaten it all back with a big stick and is still on top of his craft! If you happen to read this Hank, you are loved by millions worldwide and id consider myself your biggest fan! And before I forget, anybody that likes Obama can kiss our ass!
BOCEPHUS IS STILL THE KING FROM OLD SCHOOL WHEN COUNTRY MUSIC WAS REAL 'CAUSE REAL COUNTRY MUSIC IS A *FAMILY TRADITION* 😎 HANK: *bigger hillbilly star* that's how they do it in Dixie ☆ Bocephus: southland king 💝
The one thing he almost never gets credit for is keeping the southern rock flag waving when it fell out of favor in the eighties. He name checked them in songs, talked them up interviews, and covered their music. I grew up in Georgia during the eighties and nobody knew who Skynyrd was. It was like they never existed. This very Marshall Tucker cover was what sent me out to chase down the original. Hank's cover of Made in the Shade was what started a 37 year fascination with Skynyrd and Southern Rock in general. Thanks Hank.
great version of the song ever one' s recorded it even posion of all things haven' t heard this one before Waylon does one too this happened right after he fell off a mountain & nearly died
@@anonanonymity3620 wrong! Men stopped growing up and women became men and found no use in impressing men on ANY level. ANON you are too young to have any idea what it WAS like, and that's not your fault, it WAS different.
I find it hard to believe that everyone thinks Hank jr was born and raised in Alabama. He was born 1949 in Shreveport La. raised up in Nashville after his daddy died, then he moved to Alabama when was 23.... Love to listen to Hank's music...
By the way anyone that wants to know this was in March of '77...Hank Fell on 75 was out of sorts for about 7 months and wasnt back at it till mid to late '76
This is by far the best cover of "Can't You See" that I have ever seen or heard. It took a very beat up, hungry and determined Hank Williams Jr to pull it off and did he not do a magnificent job?!?!?!
The fact that he is standing here much less singing is amazing. Thank you Lord Jesus Christ for allowing Hank to live!
I know some earlier Hank fans didn't like the new country-rock sound, but the fact is, he was sick of doing the stuff that MGM wanted him to record.We all see all these years later, Hank was right.After all he went through, he carved out an incredible career, millions upon millions of records sold, and finally going into the country hall of fame.Long overdue.Well done Bocephus.
Hank loved what was going on in the country rock, southern rock phases in the 70s, and not only him who hated doing what the recording company wanted him to do but Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson did the same, too. Crazy how their sound changed a whole lot in the 70s.
@@therandomsoldier710 And yet that sound is still more country than what you hear on 'country' radio now. Amazing, that.
@therandomsoldier710 There's a big blues influence in his playing too. I don't think personally realize how talented he really is. He pulled all these different influences to come up with his own unique sound.
Waylon recorded this song too. When country music started getting a bigger, slicker sound with more synthesized music, Waylon kept stripping it back down to the basics. Nothing around today even compares to the outlaw country era.
Sounds like you know hank
Love me some Bochepus. He said Obaca was a mongloid and was fired from espn. Remember that?
On stage a year after falling 500ft. Goddamn, man. I’ll always have the upmost respect for Hank and for everything he’s contributed to music.
his 70's-80's stuff is some of the best country music ever recorded
Amen to that!
yeah with habits old and new ;)
He plays EVERY instrument !!!! professionally .... even piano ... he is sorely underrated as a multi- instrumentalist
Watching these old videos has made me appreciate Hank jrs talent on the guitar. He is getting into the Hall of Fame soon, as he should.
They finally did a week ago
Hank is the most talented of all time. I’ve seen him twice in concert and each time he’ll play every single instrument on stage
Never was country guy much until I started lsitening a few eyars ago, now I cant get enough, this guy is one the best voices ever. period.
ronnie toots you'd better have a listen to his father....
+Mox_au Even Waylon Jennings said Hank Jr was better than Hank Sr...
+Mox_au my friend, I am 61, I grew up on them ole' guys so yeah "Hey Good Lookin" still makes me smile!!!!!...I do however love the Hank Jr., he is strong manly man who I feel there aren't enough of these days....(read Bieber, REM, the Verve), most of the people on the award shows couldn't change a tire on their own car, they couldn't clean and cook a duck nor could they probably fk their own girl more than once a day...so yeah I am proudlyl one of the old ones who is comfortable seeing the old school guys.
Hank Jr makes Sr look like a share cropper.
+Paul O'Neal Comparing Hank Jr and Hank Sr, is not the best way to approach the subject. Both father and son are true greats but very different styles in terms of song writing and musical sound. I could listen to both all day depending on what kind of mood I am in. Nevertheless both are true geniuses in their own right.
probably my favorite cover of cant you see. hank is a legend.
Waylon’s ain’t bad
sure but this song is better with bocephus, same with a lot of other songs hank cant do like waylon can@@Recycledhooligan
Very different than his father. It's not fair to compare the two. Hank Sr. is THE legend but Jr. is a legend in his own right too.
AverageGamezzz the only thing legendary about him is the ass whooping he took after playing cowboy on the East side of Montana...a poker player he ain't
Imagine what hank sr would of sound like at his son age
Yet so much alike also
Yet hank jr could actually do his fathers stuff just as good as hank sr in his younger days and before he slipped off the Ajax mount he seem to stick around his dads style after he recover from the mountain fall hank seemed to do his own stuff which I love both versions of hank his younger days and these late 70s early 80s to late 80s stuff which he looked to be having more fun when he did what he wanted
Waylon and you Caldwell and those guys helped hank big time in his down fall I think Waylon paid to record the new south albums if I’m not mistaken
rockin randal hank jr ripped this tune a new ass......love it!!!!!
Waylon Jennings does too!
Yea I Hear ya He picked that Dam Thing 🤪😄😁👍💪
Whew shit! When he was in his prime!! Good old 70s and 80s! Gets me hyped up and brings me to tears at times!!
He was born famous, but he worked hard for his legend status
Ol' Hank is a natural born guitar player and does it his way. In the 70's he really learned how to get down on a guitar from Gary Rossington, Dickey Betts,Toy Caldwell and alot of others. He's one of the few great talents that has ever come along. Been going to see Hank when he comes town since the 80's and his guitar playing just got better and better everytime. Nobody plays like good ol Bocephus.
I had no idea he was so fortunate to have so many Southern Rock guitar greats take time to show him a thing or two, but it was and still is Hank Williams Jr.!
I agree with 90% of what you wrote, but I wouldn't give any accolades to Gary Rossington. He was a 2 bit player at very best. Other than a little slide work on Freebird and feedback on That Smell, his contributions to the world of guitar were actually comical.
@@garyholschuh-ft6gz can't say I agree with you on that one. I do however think much more credit to Skynyrd's great guitar sound belongs to Allen Collins . Him and Rossington gave that band their unmistakable sound . Skynyrd at the Old Grey Whistle Test from 75 is a perfect example
@@garyholschuh-ft6gz yeah he was pickin on all his old man's songs since a just a kid . That's alot guitar playin experience but his own songs on just an acoustic are by far the best he does
Thank God for Hank jr the nights a running around listen to his music singing every word with all my rowdy friends
Hank jr on Styx river
I've never seen a happier fella in my life.
What I’d give to have grown up in this time, when America was America and music was amazing. Best time ever! 🇺🇸🤘🏼
Sounds frikin awsome
Down picking & Singin
Never looks down
Doin his own leads No effects
That speaks volumes🫶🏽🙌🏽🎵🎵
Damn ole Bocephus was born with a guitar in his hand.. go man go
Tommy Jack fuck yeah he was!
I believe before he could walk he had a guitar in his hand, by the time he could talk; he had his own band
Tommy Jack 💜💜💜💜
Yes he is good looking and can pick that Get tar
He’s the genuine article.
This is one my favorite songs ever and this version is hands down the best.
No shit. One of my dreams was to get a huge pile of money, then hire about ten of my favorite performers to record their own style versions of this song.
Nah the original by the marshall tucker band is the best
Hank Jr is the damn man it’s plain and simple!
Amen
“I’m gonna climb a mountain. The highest mountain. I’m going down nobody gonna know.” Lol he really meant that.
Ha ha that's pretty good
Come on man I was about to say that.
Ethan Tucker damn I never thought about that
WELL RITE HERE U WOULDN'T SAY HE REALLY MENT THAT U WOULD SAY HE REALLY DID THAT 🤪😁😀 JUST BECAUSE THAT'S AFTER 😊🙏🙋♂️
At first i thought you were talking about his career xD
This song always struck me as more southern rock than country. This is the best "country" cover of this song I've heard though and there have been a lot of good ones. Waylon always covered the song well too.
I would classify southern rock as a sub genre of rock with blues and country elements but not quite as country itself. I wouldn't call Willie Nelson "southern rock" and I wouldn't classify Blackfoot, the Ozark Mountain Daredevils, ZZ Top or Molly Hatchet as "country and western." But yes, the Marshall Tucker Band was a bit more country and western than a lot of other southern rock bands.
I never heard a bad version of this song
Black Oak Arkansas was more rock than country.
whitewitchoz I have finally found someone who knows who Black Oak Arkansas is. Bless you for making my day!
madcapper6 it is southern rock Marshall Tucker band
By far, the best country music singer that ever existed. Love you hank jr!
From a guitar players perspective I never would have thought hank had that Jimi Hendrix thumb over the neck style down so good. I didn’t know it before but dude has serious chops on the guitar
Just think how much great music we could have lost had Hank not survived that fall. There’s a lot of tragic stories in rock music about what might have been (Lynyrd Skynyrd, Jim Croce, and even Hank Williams Sr. come to mind), but this is one guy we can thank our lucky stars made it through
I cant even imagine life without Hank just no way. I am sixty and have listened to him as long as I can remember. He and Elvis are the GOATs
I love the way he plays the guitar the whole time
brandon fox no shit man. He’s not just singing this song while a band plays it, and half-assembly strumming a guitar for show. He’s making almost all the sounds in this song that matter, and he’s doing it perfectly.
Well buddy it's been 5 years since you've made this comment what have you done in your life in the past 5 years? Lol
@@mariastone5104 fuck have u done comment on a 5 year old comment sound like a dumb ass u dumb fucking moreon dip shit shut it Hank it
First comment: Compliments guitar playing
Second comment: Implies comment is obvious and unnecessary, compliments playing too
Third comment: Provocative well buddy comment for literally no reason
Fourth comment: Outright and plain insults
why does it have to be this way? why cant yall just relax?
Roberta Yoder Lol
"Bocephus" gets it done.
Always has . Glad I have been along for the ride.
You can wear that shirt and red pants if you play and sing like him. What an incredible talent!!!
I didn't know he could play the guitar like that, he was killing it here. I am assuming it was actually live.
+Chris J ...chris I saw him many times in the 80's an he would be drunk but still bend them strings, he can play
Chris J he is underrated as an instrumentalist
There's a point in the solo where he misses a note. It's legit.
He can play every instrument on the stage. He born for this shit. Love Hank
By the time he could walk he had a guitar in his hand by the time he could talk he had his own band didn't take him long to learn that he was born to boogie and one hell of a songwriter
Hank jr was so far ahead of his time, I listened to one night stands and the new south today....dam if released to it would go st8 to number 1
I love the Hank Jr and Waylon sound.
This is the best version of this song. I would pay 100 or more usd for a high quality version.
Yuo
He rolled out gold and didn’t know
How do you not love this video. Sounds like a song of victory for Hank at his point in life that he sang this song.
Absolutely
one talented guy right there... rockin randal hank
This definitely has some Allman Brothers vibes/influences. One of Hank, Jr.'s best.
Love this video! Found it when I was about 16. Hank and Waylon turned me onto fender telecasters! Love the look and sound of them. Long love Hank Williams Jr!
I've carried the "Bocephus handle for over 40 years as a truck driver and been proud of it every day!! Keep on Keepin' on !! Mighty Mighty Bocephus!!! from Jimbo Cephus.
WENT TO SEE THE MAN IN BULLHEAD CITY MAY 2015 BEST CONCERT I HAVE EVER SEEN HANDS DOWN THANK YOU JR.
Still here loving some Hank.
say what you want.....
......He can play.....
And I'm a Proud New England Metal head
Ditto - & I'm a 68 year old Wisconsin acid head who saw God on 4 hits!!!
Check out Hellecasters - Orange Blossom Special. Tripping if possible!
Mike Madden fuck yea
Jr is the best artist of my generation! Great song writer and an accomplished musician! He can play anything! I watched him live slap wear out a bow and fiddle!!!! Literally had to get another bow
I never new he could play like this!!!!! Awesome!!!!
I never KNEW you couldn't spell LOL Ha ha ha ha !!!!
He is the Definition of Country Rock , Southern Rock!
i dont care what anybody says when he "wants to" he can pick a guitar and sing like a SOB.this man was born a legend.
Country Music Legend !
Luv Ya !
So talented, he just got better, and better looking with age. Glad he's still with us.. thank God for the doctors ❤❤
I heard him jam this song at ROT Rally in Austin many many years ago. He said he wasnt playing it for us, he was playing it for himself. God Bless Toy Caldwell and Hank Jr.
Toy Caldwell.
The country of music of today can't touch this!! I could listen to this everyday. Hay Jason Aldean, Cant you Sing?!
HANK JR. TOLD ME ONCE: "YA KNOW, JEHO, IT'S ALL ABOUT THE QUIZZLES AND TRUPADS.". I THOUGHT ABOUT THAT A MOMENT AND SAID, "YOU DRUNK AIN'T YA?". HE SAID, "YES.".
NOW HANK..REALLY KNOWS HOW TO PLAY THIS!
Hi Linda 💐💐
This guy,Waylon,Willie-Old school.never coming back.
Dare I say I prefer this to the great Marshall Tucker Band? This is amazing. His voice was out of this world good.
Very unique. Classic southern rock.
The term southern rock is kinda redundant. Rock music began in the south haha
Awesome! If you don't like hank williams jr or this song you are a fool!
hank Jr's in top five ever ..SOME great classics..great voice and delivery
One of the best music videos Ive ever seen
Damn, I am ashamed to call myself a Mississippian, and not knowing Jr. could solo guitar like that. I LOVE that Alabama flag design on his axe!
Thank God u made it it, u was & r still too Beautimus! BEAUTIFUL!!! What a blessing u
Hank Williams Jr. ❤ love this song. Can't you see what that woman been doing to me.God love him❤
Great voice!
You fell 500ft down a mountain and almost lost your life.
Hank: "It was rough"
Always loved me some Bocephus.
Simply amazing.
Country GOLD!! 24 KARAT!
He’s providing all the great licks.
Love flat pickers...and of course this guys voice got better and better.....good to see him as a young guy loving the stage.
ronnie toots he was already very seasoned at this point in his life and career. He had been singing his daddy's songs on stage since he was 8.
I used to think Waylon’s version of this song was the best, but after hearing this. Ole Hank’s version may be the best.
Just heard this version for the first time and I gotta agree. And that’s rare Waylon usually has the best versions.
Waylon bought his arrangement from Jr.
Didn't realize he was such a badass guitar player, but he can pick with the best of them.
as a kid growing up it was "a country boy can survive" and "family tradition" but as I got older this is now by far my favorite Bocephus performance! Just look at the way he plays his guitar and that happy smile on his face... that was pure joy standing on that stage... hank Jr has always been my favorite country artist... and until someone else comes along with a better story and more heart and soul to outshine a true legend, he always will be... although I can't imagine that happening in my lifetime or for several generations in the future. this video really shows the pure heart and strength that he had to overcome such a horrible accident and look at the way he shined! for all you haters out there why don't you just try to go back and think of another man who has overcome the shadow of a legendary performer, (hank sr) the tragedy of near death experience, then drug and alcohol addiction. Hank Jr has overcome so much in his lifetime and beaten it all back with a big stick and is still on top of his craft! If you happen to read this Hank, you are loved by millions worldwide and id consider myself your biggest fan! And before I forget, anybody that likes Obama can kiss our ass!
Outstanding Stephen. Very well said but you are wrong about one thing. I am his biggest fan : )
You're both wrong. I am.
Greatest of all time👍🐯🔥💯GOAT!!!
Just one of the best to ever do it! The man could sing anything!
March 1977. Hank was approximately 28 years old here. The Marshall Tucker Band recorded Can't You See in 1973.
Wow first time hearing him doing Marshall Tucker song, and dang he is good.
i love this kids voice!...good for him he made it all work. Life is a bucket of shit and he made it work out., Love you kid.
Hank was great back then... Ralph was always a duche bag...
A young and reborn young Rebel son with the man voice...NEWLY fledged Outlaw, BOCEPHUS!!!
Saw Hank twice, never be another legend like him.
Hank jr will always be the best ever
BOCEPHUS IS STILL THE KING FROM OLD SCHOOL WHEN COUNTRY MUSIC WAS REAL 'CAUSE REAL COUNTRY MUSIC IS A *FAMILY TRADITION* 😎
HANK: *bigger hillbilly star*
that's how they do it in Dixie ☆
Bocephus: southland king 💝
This one really shows of his pickin'. Natural born entertainer.
The one thing he almost never gets credit for is keeping the southern rock flag waving when it fell out of favor in the eighties. He name checked them in songs, talked them up interviews, and covered their music. I grew up in Georgia during the eighties and nobody knew who Skynyrd was. It was like they never existed. This very Marshall Tucker cover was what sent me out to chase down the original. Hank's cover of Made in the Shade was what started a 37 year fascination with Skynyrd and Southern Rock in general. Thanks Hank.
Possibly the best version between him, waylon, and toy, would be cool to have a trio. BTW maybe a oberlooked guitar player in a genre of GREATS.
great version of the song ever one' s recorded it even posion of all things haven' t heard this one before Waylon does one too this happened right after he fell off a mountain & nearly died
Good lord love!! All the Williams boys!! pure gold!! but The marshall tucker band did this song justice!!
He's so damn young. WOW.
Love this video this is better then the one he put on his Album Hank Williams Jr. and Friends!!!
In his prime. Amazing
Out of all the cover's on this song other than the original this is the second best.
The "Tucker Boys" Toy, Tommy Caldwell. Hank done em Proud. Damn Good Tune and sung by many every weekend for 40 years.!!!
The women back then... oh boy.....And the Music....Why the hell did "it all" slide away?
Amen to that brother!👍
Feminism
You all got old
@@anonanonymity3620 wrong! Men stopped growing up and women became men and found no use in impressing men on ANY level. ANON you are too young to have any idea what it WAS like, and that's not your fault, it WAS different.
I find it hard to believe that everyone thinks Hank jr was born and raised in Alabama. He was born 1949 in Shreveport La. raised up in Nashville after his daddy died, then he moved to Alabama when was 23.... Love to listen to Hank's music...
Right you are Curtis!!! I was born there too!
Hank Williams Jr lives about 15 miles north of me in Paris TN.
I thought he lived in Missoula MT?
AuH2O I believe he has a house there but he was raised in the south
The Williams family are from Alabama. Hank Sr. and his dad Alonzo Williams lived outside of Montgomery.
One of the best multi talented musicians and singer
Is there a better audio of this? Omg I love it😎🇺🇸💪🤠Hank always been my favorite
If marshall tucker band, waylon, and Jr did like a 12 minute version of this song together live they probably coulda retired the song for good
Robert Francis I just fainted from the thought of that.
I love that part at :58 "gonna climb a mountain" LMAO Hank fans know the irony of that. LMAO
YOU AND YOUR MUSIC HAVE SAVED MY LIFE!! THE ROCKHOLDS IN MOBILE ALABAMA LOVE BOCEPHUS
Damn that was a lot better than what I thought it was gonna be
By the way anyone that wants to know this was in March of '77...Hank Fell on 75 was out of sorts for about 7 months and wasnt back at it till mid to late '76
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This is by far the best cover of "Can't You See" that I have ever seen or heard. It took a very beat up, hungry and determined Hank Williams Jr to pull it off and did he not do a magnificent job?!?!?!
You should see his cover for " Simple Man " holy shit he's amazing! He's been my fav since 83 and I was born in 82
That's awesome! I'm gonna check it out.
Bocephus Love him or hate him, I think he the greatest country singer still alive, and that's with Willie and George Strait still kicking.
He is the real Mc Coy