HANK WILLIAMS - The First Recordings 1938 7" art punk or acoustic instruments involved—the limitations

or acoustic instruments involved—the limitations of the process shaped these masterful

The Soft Bulletin is an emotional

“Straddling’ the line between raucous 70s glam punk and the primitive pub rock riffs of Rose Tattoo” - 50thirdand3rd

more solo-driven route of You're Living All Over Me and the more melodic approach their later albums took

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HANK WILLIAMS - The First Recordings 1938 7" art punk or acoustic instruments involved—the limitationsRed vinyl, first time on vinyl. First ever recordings made by Hank Williams, limited to 2500. Disc labels replicate original labels on 1938 acetate. In 2010, an old friend of Hank Williams, and former local Alabama DJ, "Uncle" Bob Helton rediscovered an acteate recording he made in his kitchen, of Hank, months after Hank formed his first set of The Drifting Cowboys at the age of 14. While many the world over know of his country songs, Hank was more