‘Move It On Over’: Hank Williams Changes Country Music Forever

Udiscovermusic ^ | June 6, 2024B | Natalie Weiner

[Fiji Hill]

Hank Williams' opus probably inspired this:

The Doghouse Boogie--Hawkshaw Hawkins (1948)

[Fiji Hill]

Here's another answer:

Back to the Dog House--Hawkshaw Hawkins (1950)

[Harpotoo]

George Thorogood does the best version.

[Fiji Hill]

Hank Williams socks it to the Vozhd!

No, No, Joe--Luke the Drifter (Hank Williams) (1950)

[zeugma]

People have been arrested for using a $2 bill.

I would love for that to happen to me.

[dadfly]

(I Heard that) Lo-whoa-whone-some Whistle (Blow).

I Saw the Light!

my favorites from so many great songs. sure wish he could have stayed with us a little longer.

[OneVike]

So did Hank Williams estate get any royalties form “Rocking Round The Clock” success?

[AlaskaErik]

Never heard of this song. In fact, I can’t name a single Hank Williams song.

[Dixie Yooper]

Hank Williams was a Country & Western Music performer. Country Music, the long hair version of Country & Western Music came along many years after Hank died.

[EQAndyBuzz]

“Likely the version you hear is George Thorogood.”

Thorogood does an excellent version of this song.

[HIDEK6]

… and you’re proud you can’t.

[MayflowerMadam]

For my background music at home, I listen to DirecTV channels 808 or 808-1 — “Classic Country”. They play a lot of Hank Williams, Hank Snow, and similar. Some of it is so good!

[AlaskaErik]

… and you’re proud you can’t.

It's just a simple fact. To me hick music is like fingernails on a chalk board. I can't stand listening to it. In fact, no one in my family listens to it.