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Along with gene Watson Hank was so underated, I got to see both of them live in 1979 gene was at church street station when he launched what I consider to be his best song , Carmen, and saw Hank at the Opry, an experience I will always remember, what a tradgedy that we will never get to see them again , cheers from Tasmania

Hank T is awesome, he's my new favorite country guy..

He should be in the Hall of Fame in Nashville

This would have been a good Jim Reeves song. Wish he had recorded it.

I aspire to be that damn cool! Hooooly Rhinestones! 😂

Hi there, I understand that you were able to obtain the documentary: The sweet lady with the nasty voice I really wanted to watch it but can't seem to find it anywhere would it be possible if you could somehow let me know where I can watch it, that would be much appreciated

Anyone know where I can find more information about Les Anderson.

Died alone in a sad motel room of a heart attack. Tommy you deserved so much better

Oldest video i've seen👌

That's when county music was REAl country!

Square dancing anyone!?

I really enjoy Speedy,great guitar player, lotsa fun.🙏😷🎵🎶❗👀

What a great singer. Effortless:)

I wonder if Bert got those "whup-whup-wahhh's" with JUST a volume pedal, or was it a VOLUME/TONE pedal?

sure love Tommy Duncan music, he looks much like a great uncle of mine and was my grandfathers favorite when with Bob Wills

R. I. P. The Legendary Texan HANK THOMPSON 🎸

R. I. P. The Texas Legend HANK THOMPSON

The only thing I do not like here is the accordion, but otherwise a fine performance by the band AND of course featuring the legendary Texas Playboy.......... Tommy Duncan.🎻🎸

R.I.P. The Texas Legend Hank Thompson 🎸

What a beautiful song by the Texas legend. R.I.P. Hank Thompson 🎸

What a great guitarist, writer, AND singer Hank Thompson was. That constitutes being a musical genius IMO. R. I. P. Hank Thompson 🎸

Falstaff, Lone Star, and Pearl were at one point T H E beers of Texas. R. I. P. Hank Thompson 🎸

Best voice

New one for me love it

Rip Tex Williams , you are missed

What a factual song! But it's like this with everyone, everywhere, isn't it?

Great song! Marvelous entertainer. My dad loved Mac Wiseman. A voice that will never be equaled. RIP Mac. Truly one of the greats in Bluegrass and old-time music. ❤️

Incredible footage

Video made 14 years ago and I just now discovered it. But what a discovery👍🏻 Such talent. So much music coming from just a thumb and forefinger. Seems hard to believe.

Used to be my favorite at the NCO club store that served ROTC summer camp cadets at Ft Bragg= 1973

This tune absolutely fuckin slaps. Merle's playing is on another level.

Love these old country songs..

Good old country song..

cool stuff

On this day in 1948 {March 6th} Hank Thompson's "Humpty Dumpty Heart"* peaked at #2 {for 1 week} on Billboard's 'Most-Played Juke Box Folk Records' chart, for the week it was at #2, the #1 record for that week was "I'll Hold You In My Heart" by Eddy Arnold and His Tennessee Plowboys... Between 1948 and 1983 the Waco, Texas native had seventy-seven charted records, thirty made the Top 10 with three reaching #1, "The Wild Side of Life" for fifteen weeks in May fo 1952, "Rub-A-Dub-Dub" for three non-consecutive weeks in July of 1953, and "Wake Up, Irene" for one week in February of 1954... One of his seventy-seven charted records was a duet with Merle Travis, "Wildwood Flower", #5 in 1955... Hank Thompson, born Henry William Thompson, passed away at the age of 82 on November 6th, 2007... May he R.I.P. * "Humpty Dumpty Heart" was Hank Thompson's first of two of his records to peak at #2, his other #2 record was "Squaws Along The Yukon" in 1958... And from the 'For What It's Worth' department, the remainder of the Most-Played Juke Box Folk Records' Top 10 on March 6th, 1948: #3. "Signed, Sealed, and Delivered" by Cowboy Copas #4. "Tell A Woman" by Tex Williams #5. "Bubbles In My Beer" by Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys #6. "Anytime" by Eddy Arnold and His Tennessee Plowboys #7. "Merle's Boogie Woogie" by Merle Travis #8. "The Waltz of The Wind" by Roy Acuff #9. "Peeping Through The Keyhole" by Cliffie Stone #10. "Slap 'Er Down Agin, Paw" by Emereldy

Love this

Gee he was young here

Very underrated, I think.

Wow

What a great artist!

Late 1948 ?

This young man should of been then next Elvis..cool

Uncle Tex being an ass.

The best lead singer Bob Wills ever had!

Best song about getting over a break up that I can think of.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE Marty Robbins♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥

ok!!!

BOY YOU WENT BACK A LONG WAYES BACK !!!1

Gerald bonds lilly dale

That lick at the end of the steel solo (and other spots), I assume done with the volume pedal, was that a Bert Rivera trademark? I've heard it on a few Hank Thompson recordings, and was wondering.