Hank Snow We'll Never Say Goodbye: The Montreal Sessions 1937-1943

The late Hank Snow was one of Country's most popular and prolific recordings stars. His hitmaking career began in the late 40's and lasted until the 80's. Canadian by birth he began his career in that country on radio before being signed to the Canadian Bluebird label in 1937. These formative 30's recordings are collected here for the first time. Despite the geography these are prime examples of the roots of the Nashville sound. Tracks include; "Polka Dot Blues", "Blue For Hawaii", "I'm Sending You Red Roses", "My San Antonio Rose", "Someday You'll Care".