25 years ago, as this is 2024, the greatest country singer ever died, but his music lives on.

He was such a good singer!! He has been missed very much!! I loved his singing.

Hank snow was one of those rare country music peformer that always polished the lens of ones souls when he sang.

In 1968, I ran a light show for Mr. Snow when he played at our high school. I was very fortunate to meet him. He was an absolute gentleman.

My dad had all his records, and played his music.  Dad bought a 1955 Martin D-28 that he gave to me on my 16th birthday in 1971.  Unfortunately, the guitar didn't make the journey with me.  It was smashed by Eastern Airlines in a baggage compartment.  Even though I was 19 years old, and in the Navy then, I cried like a baby.  I was sick.  Anyway, dad and me, and then my brother would play his music at get-togethers.  Dad eventually bought a D-35, a D-35-12 string, and then the ultimate D-45 that's still in the family.

Way down in little old New Zealand back in the 50's, my father played Hank Snow records all the time. I grew up loving his music. I'm 73 now and nothing has changed.....Rest in Peace Hank.

Thank you Canada for sharing this treasure with the world! God bless him.

A true legend,  Hank Snow! Love his songs.

As a Nova Scotian, I knew less than I should have.

What a man ❤❤ ❤I loved to hear him sang 👏 we miss you guys RIP HANK 🙏!!++

Absolutely the greatest the one I listen to most of my life and I still listen to him every week just because of the records and tapes that I still have I’m 87 years old Jerry Mcdonogh

What an incredible man with an incredible talent from God.

My ultimate hero, because he started one of the first homes for abused children ! My all-time favorite Songwriter, Singer and Guitar Player ! Gby

A real STAR!...Worked hard to make it!. SHAME ON RCA For dropping Hank!..

We had the good luck to see Hank Snow when he was at his best in New Zealand. His concert were amazing.

Hank Snow strumming on a Martin guitar, Merle Travis thumb picking 8 to the bar

They were true to life hillbillies raised on cornbread booze and fillies and the picked that country music from the heart

And God bless ‘em!

A talented man, and he could pick the guitar as well as anybody.

Wow what a great story about Hank Snow he was big folks back in the early days of country

I grew up watching my parents two step to my mother’s favorite song, A Fool Such as I. Often my dad would take his Gibson guitar and sing the song to her with his deep voice.  Her eyes would sparkle with damp tears.  They danced and sang to each other for sixty-four earth years.  So . . . to mom and dad:  “Pardon me if I’m sentimental when we say goodbye . . .”

As a kid I loved him!  Still do today.  Such a unique voice and pleasant personality.