Hank Williams Strikes Gold with “Cold, Cold Heart” Hank Williams wrote and released “Cold, Cold Heart” as a single in 1951. It went to the top of the Billboard country chart of the era.

Hank Williams wrote “Cold, Cold Heart” and MGM released it as the B-side to “Dear John” on February 2, 1951. The A-side was a top 10 hit while the B-side topped the country charts.

Some 63 years after Hank Williams died in the backseat of a Cadillac on the way to perform in Canton, Ohio, country music artists are still chasing the brilliance in Williams' landmark recordings.

Hank Williams was already an established country music star when "Cold, Cold Heart" was released as a single. However, he was introduced to a much bigger audience when Tony Bennett released his ...

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"The thing about Hank Williams is not only did he make great records but the songs were great and can be performed by so many people. In "Cold, Cold Heart", as with so many others he is answering ...

The superstar "dropped everything" to sing with Prine on a new recording of Hank Williams' "Cold, Cold Heart," Prine recalled to People. The call came at an odd time for Lambert, who announced her ...

Buddy Miller With Marc Ribot, 'Cold, Cold Heart' "With apologies to Hank Williams," singer Miller and guitarist Ribot perform an ornate cover. Special Series Americana Music Awards.

Hank Williams was only 29 when he died in the backseat of a Cadillac while on the way to a gig in West Virginia on January 1st, 1953. In essentially a little less than 10 years, Williams provided ...

"Cold Cold Heart" Hank Williams was an actor. That's what I would say about Hank Williams and the artistry of "Cold Cold Heart." The reason it's important to me is that the first time I heard it ...

"The thing about Hank Williams is not only did he make great records but the songs were great and can be performed by so many people. In "Cold, Cold Heart", as with so many others he is answering ...