4.9K views · 78 reactions | From the Master of the Harmonica, one of the premier songs of Hank Williams done beautifully. Is there nothing better than a lonesome wailing harmonica and crying steel, to do justice to Hanks song ?. On steel, the late Curly Chalker. From 1972, Charlie McCoy and "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" Charlie McCoy Harold Lee 'Curly' Chalker | Randall Hamm | Facebook

Charlie McCoy : Amazing Grace

There's just something about Bill Anderson's songwriting style that is so relatable. Some of his songs bring laughter, some tears, some patriotism, and some nostalgia. Here's a song you may recall and perhaps most of you can relate to. Watch this video of Bill Anderson with Charlie McCoy performing "Po' Folks" from Country's Family Reunion: Salute to the Kornfield. To see more Country's Family Reunion, go to tinyurl.com/CFRYouTube. Be sure to SUBSCRIBE! #countrymusic #poor #Pofolks #BillAnderson

We were meant to be together, no doubt about it… 🎶 Here’s a throwback of me singin’ No Doubt About It,, My sentimental favorite of all my songs because it was our first hit and 1st #1 song!!! Tag the person you’ve got no doubts about!!! ❤️ | Neal McCoy Multi-Platinum Country Artist