15K views · 488 reactions | Bocephus with his own rendition of the song made most famous by George Jones “White Lightning.” Many folks don’t realize the song was written by the great J.P. “The Big Bopper” Richardson, best remembered for perishing on the same plane as Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens and for his song “Chantilly Lace.” | Hillbilly Talk with Shane and Melody | Facebook

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🎉 TODAY WE CELEBRATE 76 YEARS OF HANK WILLIAMS JR.! 🎉 Born May 26, 1949 – Shreveport, Louisiana Happy Birthday to the one and only Bocephus — a true outlaw, a Southern storyteller, and a cornerstone of real country music. From carrying the Williams name with honor to carving out his own path with grit and fire, Hank Jr. gave us a sound all his own — a wild mix of country, Southern rock, and blues that shook up Nashville and never looked back. 📀 50 Albums 🎶 Over 600 Songs Recorded 🏆 10 Numbe

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Emerging from his famous father’s shadow, Hank Williams Jr. created a distinctive and influential sound that blended country, blues, and rock. His music was bold, boisterous, and outspoken. He has now joined his father in the Country Music Hall of Fame. His father was of course the influential singer and songwriter Hank Williams, who gave his only son the nickname “Bocephus.” After his father’s death, in 1953, Hank Jr. was raised by his mother, Audrey Williams. Under the guidance of his mother,