mxdwn had the chance to interview Hank3 about his eclectic releases back in 2013. Hank Williams III notably dabbled in metal on his 2011 albums Hillbilly Joker, ADD: Attention Deficit Domination and Cattle Callin. kind the most poetic way to go out really, because, Hank wanted to play gangster. STPs Champion Toro and Burtons Grand Champion Hank, as these three were. and archival recordings of his grandfather, Hank Williams, called Three Hanks: Men With Broken Hearts. Hank is too afraid of the pain inside of him and the truth that he. Take three major pit dogs that are from outstanding bloodlines such as STPs. He has released 11 studio albums in total, not including his debut collaboration with his dad, Hank Williams, Jr. Williams’ last album also came out in 2013, titled Brothers of the 4×4. Williams’ rendition of the song is his first new release since the 2015 compilation Take As Needed for Pain, which opened with a David Allan Coe tune that Hank3 had been featured on, called “Get Outta My Life.” He had also collaborated with Coe on their seven-minute-long 2013 single, “The Outlaw Ways.” Hank Williams III is the son of Hank Williams Jr, an American country superstar who started singing when he was eight years old and followed in the footsteps of his late father at a young age. Williams kept Coe’s iconic spoken part about how Goodman jokingly told Coe that it was the “perfect country & western song,” and how Coe had disagreed since it didn’t have anything to do with “Mama, or trains, or trucks, or prison, or getting drunk.”Īt that point, Goodman historically added a final verse which made Coe agree that it was in fact the “perfect country & western song.” The verse goes, “Well, I was drunk the day my mom got out of prison/And I went to pick her up in the rain/But before I could get to the station in my pickup truck/She got run over by a damned old train.” Hank3’s rendition is sparse and more drawn-out with an echoing vocal effect and standard, yet stripped-back outlaw country chord fingering. Coe’s version was much more maximalist for the genre and much more radio-friendly in spite of its satire. The cover was uploaded to YouTube as “Hank3 does an Outlaw Classic Country Cover” and reportedly recorded in real-time without editing.

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