Hank III - Hillbilly Joker album flac

Hillbilly Joker is the sixth studio album by Hank Williams III. It was released on May 17, 2011. The album was originally recorded and planned to be released in 2003 under the title This Ain't Country, but Williams' label, Curb Records, refused to either release the album or allow him to issue it on another record label.

This album has an average beat per minute of 115 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 88/182 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist Hillbilly Joker. BPM Profile Hillbilly Joker. Album starts at 178BPM, ends at 94BPM (-84), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by Hank Williams III.

Band Name Hank Williams III. Album Name Hillbilly Joker. Released date 17 May 2011. Labels Sidewalk Records Bruc Records. Music StyleCountry Rock. Members owning this album5. 3. Life of Sin. 4. 10 Feet Down.

Hillbilly Joker, 02:17. I'm Drunk Again, 03:51. Pistol Packin', 03:13. Tennessee Driver, 02:14. Now He's Dead, 02:59. Drink It, Drug It, 03:00.

Album Hillbilly Joker. Hillbilly Joker Lyrics. Well down the Mississippi highway Into New Orleans I said everything is going ok I got my hillbilly ride And my gal by my side And we're doing it all the way We're just a cruising around From town to town And we're doing what we like to do And if you don't like Our hillbilly sound. Then hey man, go fuck you. I say hey man Can't you hear what I'm trying to say? Well I like to get back By the railroad tracks And wait for that lonely train I say hey man Can't you hear what I'm trying to say?.

Hank Williams III discography (all). lt; Rebel Within (2010). 3 Bar Ranch Cattle Callin (2011). Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Bass – Hank Williams III Double Bass – Jason Brown Electric Guitar – Duane Dennison Fiddle – Michael Mc Canless. Recording information: Artwork – Neltner Creative Mixed By – John X Producer – Dave Sardy.

Hank III is no rock & roll dilettante, and Hillbilly Joker confirms he's every bit as serious about his uncompromising underground rock as he is about his old-school country material, and it all pours from the same part of his ragged soul.