Hank Snow, RCA Country Legends - 43m 10s

Tracks & Durations

1. I'm Moving On	2:51
2. (Now And Then, There's) A Fool Such As I	2:31
3. The Golden Rocket	2:47
4. Let Me Go, Lover	2:27
5. Mississippi River Blues	2:30
6. My Nova Scotia Home	2:32
7. Miler's Cave	2:42
8. A Good Gal Is Hard To Find	2:59
9. I Don't Hurt Anymore	2:58
10. I've Been Everywhere	2:47
11. I Almost Lost My Mind	3:08
12. Confused With The Blues	2:58
13. Ninety Miles An Hour (Down A Dead End Street)	2:38
14. Southern Cannonball	2:12
15. Big Wheels	2:16
16. Hello Love	2:44

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Review

Canadian-born Clarence "Hank" Snow was already a star in his homeland when his "I'm Movin' On" became one of 1950's biggest country hits. This 16-track compilation samples nearly a half-century of his recordings for the Nashville division of RCA, including both smashes and entertaining tracks that didn't chart. With a voice that must have been a major influence on the likes of Willie Nelson (who cut a duet album with Snow in 1985) and Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Snow excelled at hard country that often carried more than a suggestion of swing. In addition to the likes of "The Golden Rocket," "I've Been Everywhere," and "(Now and Then, There's) A Fool Such As I," the disc offers fine versions of two Jimmie Rodgers tunes ("Mississippi River Blues," "Southern Cannonball"), a Snow-composed Rodgers tribute ("Confused with the Blues"), and a left-field pop-Dixieland track from the late '70s ("A Good Gal Is Hard to Find"). Both an introduction to Snow and a celebration of his versatility, this disc is an excellent bargain for seekers of true country greatness. --Rickey Wright

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