Williams Synthia

One of the most celebrated singer/songwriters of her generation, Lucinda Williams was also a fiercely independent artist who had to fight for the creative freedom that allowed her to do her best work. The daughter of a well-respected poet, Williams brought a literacy and sense of detail to her work that was unpretentious but powerfully evocative and emotional, which led to a number of major artists covering her tunes while she was still establishing herself as a performer. As a vocalist, Williams used the rough edges of her instrument to her advantage, allowing the grit of her voice to heighten the authenticity of her performance.

Own a piece of music history with this deluxe, limited-edition collection of previously lost Hank Williams recordings from his Mother's Best Flour radio hour.
This time capsule collection creates a window into the past as you listen to Hank talk about his life and career. Hank recorded songs for his Mother’s Best shows that he never recorded elsewhere, like “Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain,” “Cool Water,” “Lonely Tombs,” “On Top of Old Smoky,” and many more. 2011 Grammy Nomination: Best Historical Album!
15 full length CDs with 143 songs plus much more from the band, Miss Audrey and special guests.
Vintage radio collector's box, including a sound clip of the show's introduction!

Between 1986 and 1987, Mercury launched its first effort to chronicle Hank Williams' complete recorded works, releasing a series of eight double albums/single CDs which were later collected as a box set. Both the individual compilations and the box set were pulled from the market in the '90s, clearing the way for The Complete Hank Williams, a ten-disc box set which purported to contain all of Williams' recordings…