In Love With Hank

The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams.

Dead at the age of 29 (in 1953), Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music.

In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.

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20070517

1/5. The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams. Dead at the age of 29 (in 1953), Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music. In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.

20070524

2/5. The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams. Dead at the age of 29 (in 1953), Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music. In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.

20070531

3/5. The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams. Dead in 1953 at the age of 29, Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music. In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.

20070607

4/5. The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams. Dead in 1953 at the age of 29, Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music. In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.

20070614

5/5. The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams. Dead in 1953 at the age of 29, Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music. In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.

20070517

The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams.

Dead at the age of 29 (in 1953), Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music.

In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.

20070524

20070531

Dead in 1953 at the age of 29, Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music.

In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.

20070607

4/5.

The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams.

Dead in 1953 at the age of 29, Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music.

In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.

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20070614

The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams.

Dead in 1953 at the age of 29, Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music.

In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.

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Episode	First Broadcast	Comments
	20070517	1/5. The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams. Dead at the age of 29 (in 1953), Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music. In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.
	20070524	2/5. The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams. Dead at the age of 29 (in 1953), Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music. In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.
	20070531	3/5. The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams. Dead in 1953 at the age of 29, Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music. In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.
	20070607	4/5. The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams. Dead in 1953 at the age of 29, Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music. In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.
	20070614	5/5. The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams. Dead in 1953 at the age of 29, Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music. In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.
01	20070517	The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams. Dead at the age of 29 (in 1953), Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music. In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.
02	20070524
03	20070531	Dead in 1953 at the age of 29, Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music. In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.
04	20070607	4/5. The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams. Dead in 1953 at the age of 29, Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music. In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.
05 LAST	20070614	The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams. Dead in 1953 at the age of 29, Hank Williams nonetheless managed to create such a body of work that he is now seen as the founding father of modern country music. In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics.