Hank Williams Jr. - Bocephus (1975) complete stereo album

*This is a re-recorded upload, for better quality listening*

Hank Williams Jr.'s "Bocephus" is his 25th studio album, and was nearing the end of his prolific, though nearly forgotten MGM Era. This was the second last album recorded/released before his mountain accident which occured in August 1975.

Earlier in his career, his music imitated his fathers reminiscent style of gospel, honky tonk, and sad ballads. However, as we got closer to 1975 we began to see changes in his music. Living Proof, the album released the year prior was the very beginning of his changes you hear, with this album including dated, though nostalgic ballads also included more rock oriented tracks to the likes of what we know Bocephus had become after his accident. He had grown tired of living in his fathers shadow and wanted to pave himself a legacy for people to remember him by. This album is a lost gem inbetween his imitation era and his outlaw career.

Side 1:
Where He's Going, I've Already Been 00:00
Window Up Above 3:03
Country Love 5:50
Yours And His 8:28
The Same Old Story 11:48

Side 2:
Goodbye 14:35
(I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle 17:35
The Kind Of Woman I Got 20:19
There's A Devil In The Bottle 23:25
I've Loved You All Over The World 26:05

Disclaimer: All the songs within in the video belong to their respective owners and I or this channel does not claim any right over them. I am purely uploading for preservation of media and for people to discover great country music of the past in one place, full album.