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October 1998 :: Music S-Z :: Hank Williams Sr. (David Lee Simmons)
Hank Williams Sr. The Complete Hank Williams Mercury Seeing as how Hank Williams has been dead for 45 years, you'd think by now that everything that could have been released by country music's greatest icon would have been released by now. Nope. In honor of the 75th anniversary of Williams's birthday ...
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A Tribute to the Boys from Brutalsville. (TKO). Review by Scott Adams.
... bands represented sounding similar to Antiseen in the first place, the more successful covers are the ones that reconstruct the songs a bit more. Hank Williams III turns "Ruby, Get Back to the Hills" into a lazy country song with punk breakdowns at the end, Volatile Baby turns "Wifebeater" into a dirge ...
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Invisible Man (Full Light). Review by David Whited.
... abit topical too - which is a departure for Scott. Scott is about as literate as anyone in Nashville and his stories are informed by a lot more than Hank Williams, Jimmy Rodgers, Johnny Cash, and The Carter Family. He mainly stays 'in the light' and doesn't tend to get into that Southern Gothic trap ...
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August 1998 :: Music C-F :: Edges from the Postcard 2 (James Mann)
... with Waylon Jennings, "Lines." The song takes your breath away, with just enough tension in Rhodes's vocal to drag you in, and then you're hooked. Hank Williams is one of the godfathers of this sort of music, and all too often a reviewer will attempt to drag his skinny frame out of the soil with something ...
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Look! Up in Chicago! Is it a Waco, a Mekon or a Pine Valley Cosmonaut? Rob Walsh straightens it all out with Jon Langford.
... traditional country idiom). How do you respond to, or avoid, the cultural tensions precipitated by a white boy singing the blues? Ummm. The same way Hank Williams did [laughs]. Try not to do anything too embarrassing. You make it your own. It think it is really embarrassing when Sting sings in a Jamaican ...
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EP (Housecore). Review by Jen Cray.
... long dead sound? One look at the lineup should clear up those questions: Phillip H. Anselmo (vocals; Pantera, Down, Superjoint Ritual) - Mike IX Williams (guitar; EyeHateGod, Outlaw Order) - III (drums; Assjack, Superjoint Ritual, and grandson of Hank Williams, Sr. and the son of Hank Williams Jr) ...
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November 1998 :: Columns :: In Perspective|The Pine Valley Cosmonauts (James Mann)
... scene until his death after a coma in 1975. The body of work he left behind is firmly engraved in our musical souls, as much as any by Presley or Hank Williams. "Faded Love," "Stay all Night (Stay a Little Longer)," or "San Antonio Rose" will be in the jukeboxes of our hearts forever. But Wills' music ...
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October 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Atlantis '98 (James Mann)
... Past records, Things Fall Apart, Lonesome Bob had the crowd in the palm of his hand. He's a country singer who has listened to more Lou Reed than Hank Williams, and his music drives with a punk intensity. Don't miss him. Then it was down the street to the Variety Playhouse, where I watched a lot of ...
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May 2000 :: SXSW :: Beer and Loathing in Austin (Phil Bailey)
... . These guys had equipment Armageddon. They were even breaking borrowed equipment, but they toughed it out and played their set. Two nights later, Hank Williams III will walk of the stage after just a few minutes because of an amp going out, but Kincaid can play though dying amps, broken strings and ...
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April 2000 :: Live :: Rock & Roll Evidence: You Were There ()
... . Since their inception, they have created a full catalog of mind-blowing artwork for the rock 'n roll genre. The victims include everyone from Hank Williams III to Fear. With the use of bold images, rich colors, and old school printing, Methane has breathed life into an art form that has been dormant ...
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