Hank WILLIAMS, Low Down Blues - 39m 38s

Tracks & Durations

1. (I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle	2:28
2. Long Gone Lonesome Blues	2:39
3. My Buckit's Got A Hole In It	2:34
4. Moanin' The Blues	2:25
5. Honky Tonk Blues	2:00
6. First Year Blues	2:28
7. Weary Blues From Waitin'	2:28
8. Wearing Out Your Walkin' Shoes	1:38
9. Why Should We Try Anymore	2:39
10. My Sweet Love Ain't Around	2:44
11. Ramblin' Man	3:04
12. Lovesick Blues	2:45
13. I'll Never Get Out Of This World Alive	2:28
14. I'd Still Want You	3:00
15. Please Make Up Your Mind	2:51
16. Low Down Blues	1:19

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Review

When Hank Williams sails into "(I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle," the first cut on this compilation of roll-in-misery blues, you know it's going to be a two-bottle night. Can anything else on earth sound this mournful? Maybe just "Ramblin' Man," another cut from these 16 heartfelt tracks, some of which find Hank stylistically borrowing from Ernest Tubb and Jimmie Rodgers. With the weight of the world on his bony shoulders, it's no wonder Hank slouched when he sang. Yet such tunes as "Moanin' the Blues" and "My Bucket's Got a Hole in It" also carry an undertone of celebration. "Nobody had the talent to make suffering enjoyable like Hank Williams," Kris Kristofferson once observed. You can say that again, Hoss. --Alanna Nash

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