Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.8 / 5.0

The way we feel.:

If you were a male growing up in the rural south in the Eighties this album and these songs gave voice to you opinions perfectly.Bocephus does'nt give a da-- about what anyone thinks in these songs and for many that is just fine."A Country Boy can Survive" is simply the finest anthem of this time in existence .A typical Chicagoan will be baffled by this album however I do not think Hank meant it for them anyway.

Hank is The Man!:

This is a great album! Hank just says it how it is. Anyone that is a country music fan at all needs this album. Hank rings through the hills here in West Virginia. He can sing Hank Sr.'s Kaw-Liga like noone else.

"Hank, Whyyyy Do You Drink...Whyyyy Do You Roll Smoke?":

Hank Williams Jr. made me a Country Music fan. He mixes the perfect blend of Southern Rock and Country into his songs, creating music that even folks who dislike country music can learn to love; but make no mistake, it's without question classic Country music, and dang good music at that. This CD is a list of hits from 1979-1981, and if you're new to Hank's music, it's a good place to start getting acquainted with him.

What I love about Hank is that he shamelessly let's you know that he's a country boy... more info

Tracks:

1. Family Tradition
2. Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound
3. Women I've Never Had
4. Old Habits
5. Kaw-Liga
6. Dixie on My Mind
7. Texas Women
8. American Dream
9. Country Boy Can Survive
10. All My Rowdy Friends (Have Settled Down)

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