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This 2-CD set covers the most important era of Hank's prolific, influential career, comprising every A and B side that appeared on the country charts and including 39 of the 43 Top 10 hits he had... more

Dubbed the "Singing Ranger", Hank Snow was one of the most revered and successful country artists. An accomplished songwriter with a fine vocal, his influence transcended genre and his timeless... more

Canadian by birth, Hank Snow cut his formative recordings in Montreal from 1937-1943. Despite the geography, these 22 tracks were the roots of the Nashville sound and are collected here for the first... more

Hank wasn't keen on rock 'n' roll, but he did help discover Elvis and he did record some hot stuff himself! This entry in Bear Family's "Gonna Shake the Shack Tonight" series has Hank's most rockin'... more

12 CDs that take us from 1958 up through the '60s. All of Hank's big '60s hits are here—I've Been Everywhere; Miller's Cave, etc.

From '54 to '58 we go, as Hank withstands the rock 'n' roll onslaught with big hits like Let Me Go, Lover; Yellow Roses, and Tangled Mind. More than 110 tracks—23 unissued—with booklet.

He was living in Nova Scotia, but young Hank was imagining himself in the American West since his earliest days. This suitably epic disc (nearly 87 minutes) takes you from the '30s to the '60s and... more

More than 100 tracks that pick up the trail with Hank's first big U.S. hit, I'm Movin' On (here undubbed!), and take us to mid-1954. Along the way there are 17 other Top 10 hits (The Golden Rocket;... more

His ultra-rare, early Canadian recordings! This 25-track collection marks the arrival of a true heir to Jimmie Rodgers and the beginning of the Hank Snow legend. Includes "Wanderin' On," "I Knew That... more

The four bonus songs here: My Adobe Hacienda; Mockin' Bird Hill; For Sale, and If It's Wrong to Love You, all recorded with Anita Carter. Those join two complete Hank Snow LPs featuring his '50s... more

This Canadian dreamed of Hawaii ever since his mother played him soothing island songs on guitar when he was a kid. Here's his 1966 Snow in Hawaii LP plus Hawaii-minded tracks from every era of his... more

Hank's 1951 smash The Rhumba Boogie wasn't the end of his adventure with Latin American rhythms; he delighted in them and with them for decades. Here are two versions of that classic; his 1953 hits... more