Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Country Boy Can Survive [Y2K Version] - Chad Brock, George Jones, Hank Williams, Jr.
2. Family Tradition
3. To Love Somebody
4. Old Flame, New Fire
5. Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line
6. I've Got Rights
7. I Just Ain't Been Able
8. Whiskey Bent and Hell Bound
9. Outlaw Women
10. (I Don't Have) Anymore Love Songs
11. O.D.'d in Denver
12. Come and Go Blues
13. Conversation
14. Old Habits
15. Kaw-Liga
16. If You Don't Like Hank Williams
17. Dixie on My Mind
18. Texas Women
19. Ramblin' Man
20. Waitin' on the Tables to Turn
21. Country Boy Can Survive
22. Born to Boogie
23. Honky Tonk Women

Disc 2:

1. All My Rowdy Friends (Have Settled Down)
2. I've Been Down
3. Grange
4. Leave Them Boys Alone
5. Blue Jean Blues
6. Midnight Rider
7. Now I Know How George Feels
8. All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming over Tonight
9. Major Moves
10. Ain't Misbehavin'
11. Lawyers, Guns and Money
12. This Ain't Dallas
13. Two Old Cats Like Us
14. Country State of Mind
15. Mind Your Own Business
16. Secret Agent Man
17. Wild Dogs
18. My Name Is Bocephus
19. Workin' for MCA
20. I Really Like Girls/Rock & Roll Music
21. House of the Rising Sun
22. Blues Man

Disc 3:

1. Keep Your Hands to Yourself
2. Walk This Way
3. Heaven Can't Be Found
4. Thanks a Lot
5. All My Rowdy Friends (Have Settled Down) (Solo)
6. Country Boy Can Survive
7. You're Gonna Be a Sorry Man
8. Tuesday's Gone
9. Mannish Boy
10. Finders Are Keepers
11. There's a Tear in My Beer
12. Big Mamou
13. Man to Man
14. Stoned at the Jukebox
15. 'Tain't Nobody's Bizness If I Do
16. Lone Wolf
17. If It Will It Will
18. Hotel Whiskey
19. Low Down Blues
20. Naked Women and Beer

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #32472 in Music
• Released on: 2000-08-29
• Number of discs: 3
• Format: Box set

Customer Reviews

Hank Williams doesn't get much better.....
If you're in the market for some country music and don't already own everything that this man recorded, here is a good place to start....

This box set contains many of his songs recorded after having changed labels; it's well edited and well packaged; the liner notes are worth reading; and, well, this is the creator of country/rock music. Who else has written James Bond songs, songs from monday Night football, and songs about OD'ing and forgetting girls names? Not too many people.

This is a really good CD set for people into rock who are into rock and don't know a whole lot about country music because of how accessible it is and how much variety there is in what Hank has recorded. His songs are simple; they're not the complex, jaded, and pretentious stuff that's going to pass muster in clubs where people wear all black BUT it is raw emotion.

What better is there? This is a must-buy.

The BEST set of Hank Jr. availible
This is simply the best collection of Hank Williams, Jr. availible. This box set shines where "The Complete Hank..." stopped. Included in this box set that weren't in the former are "My Name is Bocephus" and "If You Don't Like Hank Williams". Those two songs can't be left off any collection of Hank Jr. The only down to this box set is some Hank Jr. classics were left out like "Women I've Never Had". None the less, this is Hank Williams, Jr. at his best and its well worth buying. You won't be dissappointed.

The Definitive Box Set continues to elude Bocephus
All griping aside, this is definitely a good listen. Bocephus (Hank Williams Jr. to the uninitiated) is one of the best and most influential country artists to ever grace America - and a Conservative, to boot.
That aside, this set gets 4 stars because the music is good. It's what they don't include that draws it down. His killer version of "I Fought The Law" and some of the funnier songs from his recent "Stormy" album (i.e., "Hank Hill Is The King") are excluded in favor of nine (nine!) live songs, seven of which weren't on Hank's 1987 souvenir "Hank Live." Some of these live songs are pretty difficult to listen to (the worst of the lot being "House of the Rising Sun").
This is really a shame, as almost all of the rest of the set is exemplary. Don't listen to any other reviewer's complaints about this set not being complete - almost all of his work before 1979 was tributary tripe, anyway. On the upside, this is much better than the box set "The Complete Hank Williams Jr." This is definitely the way to go for Bocephus' entire career . . . so far.