Hank Williams, So Lonesome

Williams was to country music what Elvis Presley was to rock 'n' roll. With his legend already firmly established, he was only twenty-nine when he died on New Year's Day 1953 (or, perhaps, New Year's Eve 1952) in the back seat of his baby-blue Cadillac on the way to a concert in Canton, Ohio. Interest in Williams is unflagging, and myths and tall tales about his life and death continue to grow with every passing year.

Bill Koon, a professor'of English at Clemson University, is the editor of Classic Southern Humor

Preface

ix

The Singer: A Biography

3

(88)

The Song: An Evaluation

91

(28)

The Resources

119

(26)

Notes

145

(6)

Chronology

151

(6)

Bibliography

157

(6)

Index

163

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Hank Williams, So Lonesome

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