American Songwriter

On This Day in 1950, Hank Snow Was at No. 1 on the Country Chart With the Record-Tying Song That Put Him on the Path to Stardom

Seventy-five years ago today, Hank Snow topped the Billboard country chart for the first time with a career-making hit.
American Songwriter

On This Day in 1950, Another “Hank” Became a Star in Nashville With His First of Seven No. 1 Hits—a Song His Record Label Originally Rejected

Before there was Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and George Jones, there was Hank Williams, Webb Pierce, Marty Robbins, and the legendary Hank Snow. Without those four predecessors, the ...
Times News

Records and Roots: 'I'm Moving On' brought Hank Snow to country stardom

Hank Snow carved his own bronze bust into country music immortality with the opening lines: “That big eight-wheeler rollin’ down the track means your true lovin’ daddy ain’t comin’ back.” ...
Rolling Stone

Hear Chuck Mead’s Quirky Quarantine Anthem ‘I Ain’t Been Nowhere’

Nashville mainstay Chuck Mead has released what he calls “the official song of quarantine,” a remake of Hank Snow‘s 1962 hit “I’ve Been Everywhere” retitled — appropriately — “I Ain’t Been Nowhere.” ...