Hank Williams III's debut album Risin' Outlaw presents 13 tracks that show Williams' affection for authentic, rough around the edges country. From the catchy, driving album opener "I Don't Know" to his honky tonk vocals on "You're the Reason," Hank III blends his famous heritage with his own musical outlook. Ballads like "Lonesome for You" and up-tempo tracks like "If the Shoe Fits" show off Williams' ability to be purely country as well as original.
"Cocaine Blues" is a song written by TJ Arnall, a reworking of the traditional song "Little Sadie". This song was originally recorded by Roy Hogsed around the time Johnny Cash was born as well as by Woody Guthrie, but Cash popularized the song.The song is the tale of a man who shoots his wife to death while under the influence of whiskey and cocaine.There are so many notable versions of this so...
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The title of the song maybe 'Cocaine Blues', but the track itself is joyfully unremorseful. I've heard a load of different versions of this, but none of them gets me bouncing in my car seat quite like this one.
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| Title | Lyrics | Buy |
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| 1 I Don't Know |
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| 2 You're the Reason |
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| 3 If the Shoe Fits |
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| 4 87 Southbound |
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| 5 Lonesome for You |
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| 6 What Did Love Ever Do to You |
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| 7 On My Own |
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| 8 Honky Tonk Girls |
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| 9 Devil's Daughter |
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| 10 Cocaine Blues |
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| 11 Thunderstorms and Neon Signs |
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| 12 Why Don't You Leave Me Alone? [Live] |
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| 13 Blue Devil |
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