Rolling Stone

Flashback: ‘I’ve Been Everywhere’ Puts Hank Snow, Johnny Cash on the Map

Since Billboard magazine started keeping track of such things in 1944, there have been dozens of Number One country songs with geographical locations in their titles. In 1945 alone, Oklahoma, Sioux ...
American Songwriter

On This Day in 1950, Hank Snow Was at No. 1 on the Country Chart With the Record-Tying Song That Put Him on the Path to Stardom

On this day (October 30) in 1950, Hank Snow was atop all three Billboard country charts with “I’m Moving On,” his first No. 1 single. The song stayed at the top for 21 weeks, tying Eddie Arnold’s ...
Taste of Country

Miranda Lambert Covers Hank Snow’s Classic ‘I’m Movin On’ for ‘The Ice Road’ Soundtrack [Listen]

Miranda Lambert brings grit and energy to Hank Snow’s classic song “I’m Movin’ On,” which she covered for The Ice Road's multi-genre soundtrack. Using the edgier side of her voice, a la "Little Red ...
American Songwriter

On This Day in 1950, Another “Hank” Became a Star in Nashville With His First of Seven No. 1 Hits—a Song His Record Label Originally Rejected

Before there was Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, and George Jones, there was Hank Williams, Webb Pierce, Marty Robbins, and the legendary Hank Snow. Without those four predecessors, the ...