Episodes
Episode | First Broadcast | Comments |
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01 | 20070517 | "The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams. 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." In a career spanning just six years, he cut over 170 songs, many of them now classics." "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." |
02 | 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." "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." |
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. "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. 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." "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. "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." |
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. "4/5. 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." "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. "The BBC Radio 2 Music Club presents a series profiling Hank Williams. 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." "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." |