Despite being a Top 25 hit, this is a much-overlooked recording ? one that truly lives up to its title. Also surprising is that, until now, this gem could not be found posted. In the video are just a few of the folks who did indeed know how to create a good country song. Thanks to a team effort, we have identified all of the stars in the video: Wynn Stewart; Hank Thompson; Porter Wagoner; Brenda Lee; Bill Anderson; Bill Monroe; Charlie Rich; Merle Haggard; Willie Nelson; Loretta Lynn; Roy Acuff; Chet Atkins; Minnie Pearl; Little Jimmy Dickens; Marty Robbins; Jim Reeves; Ernest Tubb; Grandpa Jones; Carter Family; George Hay; Duke of Paducah; Rod Brasfield; Kitty Wells; Faron Young; Carl Smith; Eddie Hill; Jordanaires; Okie Jones; Wilburn Brothers; Ray Price; Moon Mullican; Lonzo & Oscar; George Morgan; Ferlin Husky; Jimmy & Johnny; Jimmy Martin; Stringbean; Webb Pierce; Justin Tubb; Red Sovine; Hawkshaw Hawkins; Martha Carson; Dinning Sisters; Cowboy Copas. Some performers are seen more than once but are only listed once, for their first appearance.. + Informações

With A Little Help From His Friends www.musicstack.com. + Informações

Film trailer for "Livin for a Song" Hank Cochran documentary Reel Cool Films/Toppa Poppa Jons Production. + Informações

He's Got You (Hank Cochran) from the album "HANK COCHRAN MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY" (1980). + Informações

I Fall To Pieces (Hank Cochran) from the album "HANK COCHRAN MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY" (1980). + Informações

I Don't Do Windows (Hank Cochran) from the album "HANK COCHRAN MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY" (1980). + Informações

I DO NOT OWN THE COPYRIGHTS TO THIS MUSIC AND HOPE THE OWNERS WILL ALLOW IT TO REMAIN ON YOU TUBE WORLD WIDE. THIS HANK IS KNOWN MORE FOR HIS SONG WRITING THAN SINGING. HE PENNED SOME CLASSIC SONGS, ALONE OR WITH OTHERS.. + Informações

If it wasn't for fine folks like "shuffle877" requesting this, I probably would have glossed over Hank Cochran as a singer, and he does a great job on this cut from his 1965 "Going In Training" LP.. + Informações

Garland Perry "Hank" Cochran (August 2, 1935 -- July 15, 2010) "He little thinged her" (writer Hank Cochran), from the cd "Livin' for a song". Picture by Jim Vest and Hank Cochran, also some pictures of Hank, Jeannie Seely and Buddy Cannon from "Country Family Reunion The Songwriters" (2010). bandmembers Jim Vest Steelguitar Walt Cunningham piano Mike Baker lead guitar Dave Row bass Mark Beckett drums Kathy Lee Jarrell harmony. + Informações

Little Bitty Tear (Hank Cochran) from the album "HANK COCHRAN MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY" (1980). + Informações

Sally Was A Good Ole Girl (written by Harlan Howard) from the album "HANK COCHRAN MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY" (1980). + Informações

I DO NOT OWN THE COPYRIGHTS TO THIS MUSIC AND HOPE THE OWNERS WILL ALLOW IT TO REMAIN ON YOU TUBE WORLD WIDE.. + Informações

Make The World Go Away (Hank Cochran) from the album "HANK COCHRAN MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY" (1980). + Informações

You Comb Her Hair Every Morning (Hank Cochran) from the album "HANK COCHRAN MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY" (1980). + Informações

Hank Cochran - Same Old Hurt. + Informações

Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground (Willie Nelson) from the album "HANK COCHRAN MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY" (1980). + Informações

Love Makes A Fool Of Us All (Hank Cochran - Glenn Martin) from the album "HANK COCHRAN MAKE THE WORLD GO AWAY" (1980). + Informações

(Hank Cochran) (A Good Country Song) I do not own the rights to this music, just the vinyl.. + Informações

Keith Douglas's Webcam Video from April 11, 2012 02:51 PM. + Informações

Click here for a brief biography and song listing of Hank Cochran. The Life and Work of Hank Cochran (August 2, 1935 -- July 15, 2010) Hank Cochran was born on August 2, 1935 in Isola, Mississippi, a farming area north of Jackson. His parents divorced when he nine years old. By age ten, Hank was playing guitar and singing in church. He moved to Memphis to live with his father for a while, but the hardscrabble post-Depression-era existence was difficult for them, and Hank was soon placed in an orphan home in Memphis. During his early teens, Hank and his uncle who also played guitar, moved to Hobbs, New Mexico to work in the oilfields. A few years later, Hank returned to Mississippi for a while, but then headed out to California. After having success with amateur contests throughout the area, Hank decided to form a band to play at various clubs and events. His search for a guitar player led him to Eddie Cochran (not related to Hank). The two teens formed a rock 'n' roll duo called The Cochran Brothers. They appeared on the Town Hall Party and toured with country legend Lefty Frizzell. When the duo disbanded, Eddie found brief stardom in rock 'n' roll, before he died in a car accident (1960). That year (1960), Hank moved to Nashville to take a job as a songwriter with Pamper Music, a publishing company partly owned by the legendary singer Ray Price. There, Hank teamed up with Harlan Howard and wrote I Fall to Pieces. It became a major hit for Patsy Cline (No. 1, 1960). Cline .... + Informações

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Click here for a brief biography and song listing of Hank Cochran. The Life and Work of Hank Cochran (August 2, 1935 -- July 15, 2010) Hank Cochran was born on August 2, 1935 in Isola, Mississippi, a farming area north of Jackson. His parents divorced when he nine years old. By age ten, Hank was playing guitar and singing in church. He moved to Memphis to live with his father for a while, but the hardscrabble post-Depression-era existence was difficult for them, and Hank was soon placed in an orphan home in Memphis. During his early teens, Hank and his uncle who also played guitar, moved to Hobbs, New Mexico to work in the oilfields. A few years later, Hank returned to Mississippi for a while, but then headed out to California. After having success with amateur contests throughout the area, Hank decided to form a band to play at various clubs and events. His search for a guitar player led him to Eddie Cochran (not related to Hank). The two teens formed a rock 'n' roll duo called The Cochran Brothers. They appeared on the Town Hall Party and toured with country legend Lefty Frizzell. When the duo disbanded, Eddie found brief stardom in rock 'n' roll, before he died in a car accident (1960). That year (1960), Hank moved to Nashville to take a job as a songwriter with Pamper Music, a publishing company partly owned by the legendary singer Ray Price. There, Hank teamed up with Harlan Howard and wrote I Fall to Pieces. It became a major hit for Patsy Cline (No. 1, 1960). Cline .... + Informações

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