Hank Williams - Half As Much (1951).

[Written by Curley Williams]. 1st. Recorded July 1951 by Ken Marvin and The Harmonettes Also 10 August 1951 by Hank Williams [released 1952] 13 September 1951 by Curley Williams and Georgia Peach Pickers and Plenty of Others Issued as a SINGLE MGM 11202 A. (released March 1952) From LP "Memorial Album" (1953). Charted 1952 #2. Recorded 10 August 1951 [19:00-22:30] Castle Studio at The Tulane Hotel, 206 8th Ave. North, Nashville 3, TN – Hank Williams [gt/vcl solo] & Drifting Cowboys (Sammy Pruett [el gt], Jack Shook [rh gt], Don Helms [steel gt], Ernie Newton or Cedric Rainwater [bass], Marvin Hughes or Owen Bradley [piano], Jerry Rivers [fiddle]). Born Hiram King Williams in Mount Olive, ALABAMA (1923 - 1953) Charted Eleven #1 Hits Between 1948 to 1953 1953 One of the First Vocalists Inducted into Billboard's Honor Roll of Country & Western Artists 1961 One of the First Members Elected to Country Music Hall of Fame 1969 Inducted into the Walkway of Stars by The Country Music Hall of Fame 1973 Received the Pioneer Award from the Academy of Country Music 1983 Inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame for His 1952 Recording of "Your Cheatin' Heart" 1987 Received Lifetime Achievement (Grammy) Award from National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences 1987 Inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame as a Forefather of Rock & Roll 1994 Life Magazine Ranked Hank Williams # 1` in the 100 Most Important People In Country Music