Скачать или смотреть -(1950) MGM 10645-A ''Long Gone Lonesome Blues'' (Take NA Single Master) Hank Williams

''Long Gone Lonesome Blues'' (Take NA MGM 10645-A 78rpm Single Master) (Hank Williams) (Acuff-Rose Music) (2:36) (2:00 - 5:00 PM)
Recorded January 9, 1950 at Castle Recording Studio, (Hotel Tulane), 206 8th Avenue North, Nashville, Tennessee

Name (Or. No. of Instruments
Hank Williams - Vocals & Guitar
Bob McNett - Lead Guitar
Jerry Rivers - Fiddle
Don Helms - Slide Guitar
Jack Shook - Rhythm Guitar
Ernie Newton - Bass

Producer - Fred Rose
Recording Engineer: - Danny Conove

"Long Gone Lonesome Blues" is a classic country song written and performed by Hank Williams, released in March 1950. It became his second number-one hit on the Country & Western charts, spending five weeks at the top and a total of 21 weeks on the charts. The song is a traditional blues with a honky-tonk tempo and features Williams' signature blue yodeling. It was written as a deliberate follow-up to his massive success "Lovesick Blues," sharing a similar structure but featuring more morose, desperate lyrics. The lyrics describe a narrator so lonesome that he attempts to jump into a river, only to find it dry. Hank Williams Jr.: Williams' son made his own debut on the country charts with a cover of the song in 1964, which peaked at number five. The original track is a staple on major compilations such as 40 Greatest Hits and Moanin' The Blues.

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