Totally Fuzzy — Whoopee in Hell said... Whoopee in Hell on following the hearse to the graveyard... The Carter Family - Can the Circle Be Unbroken Hank Williams - Six More Miles (To the Graveyard) Vern Stovall -... [Visit the blog for the full post] more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — As BLABBERMOUTH.NET first reported on November 12, DOWN will team up with hellbilly rocker Hank Williams III (ASSJACK, SUPERJOINT RITUAL, ARSON ANTHEM) for a U.S. more info

Metal Injection — The recent anniversary of Dimebag's death may have encouraged you to blast Vulgar Display of Power, 101 Proof or really any Pantera record, since they all rule. But to further grasp the range of the brilliance that is Darrell Abbott, give a shot to t... more info

Dlisted — Mayim Bialik (33) Bridget Hall (31) Hank Williams III (36) Madchen Amick (38) Regina Hall (38) Jennifer Connelly (38) Burke Moses (44) Sheila E. (51) Cathy Rigby (56) Bill Nighy (59) Tom Wilkinson (60) Paula Wagner (62) Dionne Warwick (68) Connie Fra... more info

Pop Matters — A legend's output is doubled with stellar results. more info

Even if you have no interest in Hank Williams (hah, who am I kidding?), Peter Egan’s article, recounting a trip he and Richard Mayer made following the route of Williams’ famous last ride to a gig in Canton, Ohio, is a captivating read full of in... more info

Pop Matters — Hank Williams - The Unreleased Recordings - Time Life [$39.98] more info

The fifteen-disc bootleg of the so-called “Mother’s Best Flour Show” recordings has been floating around the internet for nearly a decade now, while numerous lawsuits were duked out by Hank Jr. and his half-sister Jett (the daughter Han... more info

October featured new music from Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, and even a Willie Nelson duet, but for new music, it seemed like the month was a little lacking in quality releases. To be fair, though, we did have stellar albums from Lee ... more info

Hank Williams Jr. plans to run for a seat in the Senate during the next primaries. Sleepy LaBeef is a rockabilly artist who got his start in the ’50s and recently released a stripped-down acoustic album, Roots. Steve Morse calls it “a tasteful, c... more info