Hank Williams III Gives CHILLING Tribute To His Grandfather That Left The Crowd STUNNED Hank Williams is one of the greatest country performers of all time. He is my favorite and the favorite of many of my friends. His music lives on today and new country has to respect how amazing he was. His sound was unique and his character amazing. Hank Williams was one of the first super stars in country music and his legend lives on. His son, Hank Williams Jr. is amazing. His grandson, Hank Williams III, is even more amazing than his father. Hank Williams III is more like his grandfather than his dad. His looks and sound made me do a double take. Hank Williams passed away too early in 1953. In 2003, the 50th anniversary of Hanks death, the Grand Ole Opry held a tribute for the country great. Many performers attended, but the most anticipated performances were from Hanks son and grandson. Both of them played perfectly and gave every crowd member chills. Hank III, I believe, put on the better performance, but I am biased. Hank III plays like his grandfather did and that is my style of country. He is an amazing singer and guitarist. Seeing Hank on stage made me wish I saw his grandfather. Hank is accompanied by an assortment of instruments as background music. The fiddle player even has a solo. Hank decided to play Howlin At The Moon. It is an amazing song about a man falling madly in love with a woman. The song is comedic and very catchy. Hank performs the song perfectly and makes the crowd go wild. You can hear the crow whooping and hollering. I wish I had been there to dance to this song. I cant stop moving in my seat right now. You have to love this type of music it just makes you happy. The entire Williams family is unbelievable and their legend will always live on. 