The reason you people donвЂ™t like him has alot more to do with the way he carries himself and his politics probably differ quite a bit from yours, you know it and so the I hate Shelton shit stains fill comment sections.

Quit commenting on Hank 3 stuff if all you can do is say negative shit. You get the fuck up and go on with your lifeвЂ¦ Shelton comes more from an Antiseen, Hellstomper, Unknown Hinson world than a fake, bullshit world of Maureen Morris, Jason Isbell crying about whatever injustice they woke up wailing about this morning. One of these days, Trigger will tire of you, tire of writing about Eric Church, tire of you coming in here, bragging about how country Miranda Lambert is, all the while, you will trash Sarah Shook, who would knife you as soon as look at you, then sing you a song why she cut you. They donвЂ™t gravitate towards the type of music that is fake, poser type shit.

A whole bunch of people gravitate towards Shelton and his songs resonate with them. Fact is, Shelton created a subgenre of music his damn self. OrвЂ¦pleasure themselves to Chris Stapleton, thinking R&B music is country music.Д¬ountry music has always been about hard times, despair, cheating, drinking, drugging, dogs and mommaвЂ™s dying and having a damn good time. These same people blasting Shelton are the same people who think Eric Church and Miranda Lambert contribute something to the music industry. You start this nonsense about itвЂ™s awful, itвЂ™s this, itвЂ™s that, he canвЂ™t sing, on and on with your drivel. Secondly, Shelton and this cover are just fine for what it is, him sitting around his house, singing a Coe tune and releasing it to let everyone know he is still here and I would imagine getting ready to drop something new on us.ДЇor you folks that donвЂ™t get Shelton, you arenвЂ™t ever gonna get him. HereвЂ™s to Hank3вЂ™s return, David Allan Coe, Steve Goodman, John Prine, and classic Outlaw country.ДЇirst off, you so called music geniuses, itвЂ™s DAVID ALLAN COE. So whether itвЂ™s by complete chance or on purpose, Hank3вЂ™s version of вЂњYou Never Even Called Me By My NameвЂќ is being delivered on the 50th Anniversary of the songвЂ™s writing. The story of how the song was written is the subject of Episode 2 of Saving Country MusicвЂ™s Country History X podcast. No other explanation accompanies the release, but nobodyвЂ™s complaining.ДЄ couple of interesting notes about the song: Hank3 collaborated with David Allan Coe in 2013 on the 7-minute epic вЂњThe Outlaw Ways,вЂќ which is where the picture of the two of them together comes from.ДЄlso, though the date has been disputed by some, May 24th is recognized as the day in 1971 when Steve Goodman and John Prine wrote вЂњYou Never Even Called Me By My NameвЂќ in a suite at New YorkвЂ™s Waldorf Astoria hotel after performer Paul Anka let the two hungry and up-and-coming songwriters stay there, and they raided the roomвЂ™s liquor cabinet.ДЇor years nobody knew John Prine was a co-writer of the song, but he revealed it later in life.

Releasing it solely on YouTube (see below), and addressing it simply as an вЂњOutlaw Classic Country Cover, Played and Sang in real time no editing,вЂќ his haunting, slowed-down, and echo-rich version of the country classic clocks in at almost 7 minutes, and is being lapped up by thirsty and grateful Hank3 fans. the вЂњperfect country and Western songвЂќ made popular by David Allan Coe, and written by Steve Goodman and John Prine. ItвЂ™s been about eight years since weвЂ™ve heard any new recorded material from Hank Williams III, seven years since he toured last, and about that long since weвЂ™ve heard much of anything from the third generation performer aside from collaborating with DevilDriver on an Outlaw country tribute in 2018.Д«ut late Monday evening (5-24), Hank3 surprised everyone by dropping a surprise cover of вЂњYou Never Even Called Me By My Name,вЂќ a.k.a.

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