Family Tradition By Hank Williams, Jr.

This was the first single package highlighting the outlaw hits of Hank Williams, Jr.. These are the tunes that metamorphosed Hank Jr. from being "the singing son of a country legend" to becoming a legend in his own right. All ...

FAMILY TRADITION is state-of-the-art late-'70s country music. In other words, this isn't exactly the sort of album that screams "Are you ready for some football?" Regardless, this is one of Williams' best, if least characteristic, efforts. The strongest song is "I've ...

This 45-track, three-disc box set is not in fact a complete set of everything Hank Williams Jr. recorded for the Curb Records label. Instead, it's a solid overview of all sides of the man's musical personality. The weepy pure country ...

The years covered on Curb's The Bocephus Box (1979-1999) are the 20 years where Hank Jr. was an American icon, the larger-than-life rowdy man of country. His rise began in the early '80s, when he hit upon a terrific blend ...

Issued in 2006, this 12-track compilation serves as a very concise overview of Hank Williams, Jr.'s decades-spanning career. Specializing in a rock-tinged brand of country that is notably different from his legendary father's spare, twangy sound, Hank Jr. nonetheless attempts ...

FAMILY TRADITION is state-of-the-art late-'70s country music. In other words, this isn't exactly the sort of album that screams "Are you ready for some football?" Regardless, this is one of Williams' best, if least characteristic, efforts. The strongest song is "I've ...

20 HITS is a best-of Bocephus collection featuring material recorded between 1971-81. Essentially, these are the years in which Hank Williams Jr. fully developed his lyrical persona as a hell-raising redneck rocker. The album opens with five cuts done with the ...

This is a repackaged and re-released set containing three Hank Williams, Jr. albums from the late '70s and early '80s: Family Tradition, Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound, and The Pressure Is On. ~ Al Campbell

A box set covering much the same turf as the Warner Brothers greatest-hits volumes, it does have additional outtakes and live cuts for the completist to enjoy. ~ Dan Cooper Photographers: Peter Nash ; Don Putnam; Jim Shea; Terry Cologne; Kevin ...

Track Listing: That's How They Do It in Dixie; Family Tradition; All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight; Country Boy Can Survive; Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound; There's a Tear in My Beer; If Heaven Ain't a Lot Like ...

As the son of country's greatest artist, Hank Williams Jr. had some big shoes to fill, and he honored his legacy by going the rebel route with a rock-influenced outlaw country sound that proved inspirational to a host of younger ...

This was the first single package highlighting the outlaw hits of Hank Williams, Jr.. These are the tunes that metamorphosed Hank Jr. from being "the singing son of a country legend" to becoming a legend in his own right. All ...

FAMILY TRADITION is state-of-the-art late-'70s country music. In other words, this isn't exactly the sort of album that screams "Are you ready for some football?" Regardless, this is one of Williams' best, if least characteristic, efforts. The strongest song is "I've ...

Two of Hank Williams, Jr.'s best albums, both released in 1979, were combined, for a time, by Warner Bros. onto a single cassette or double-LP set. Both are now out of print. ~ Sean Westergaard Personnel: Hank Williams, Jr. (vocals, guitar).

Track Listing: DISC 1; All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight; Country Boy Can Survive; Ain't Nobody's Business; Born to Boogie; Country State of Mind; Dixie on My Mind; Family Tradition; Heaven Can't Be Found; If It Will It ...