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Hank Williams piano songs
13 songs by Hank Williams, each opened like a recipe: the chords, what each hand plays and how it ends. Mostly played as ballad piano, waltz piano and pop piano.
Every Hank Williams song
- Cold, Cold HeartF major · 2/2 · V7–I–V7–I
- I Saw The LightG major · 4/4 · IV7–I–I7–V7
- I'm So Lonesome I Could CryF major · 3/4 · I–I7–IV–I
- Honky Tonk BluesF major · 2/2 · V7–I–I7–IV7
- Jambalaya (On The Bayou)C major · 2/2 · I–I7–IV–I7
- Your Cheatin’ HeartC major · 2/2 · V7–I–I7–IV
- A Mansion On The HillC major · 2/2 · IV–I–V7–I
- Calling YouG major · 2/2 · IV–V7–I–IV
- Last Night I Dreamed Of HeavenD major · 2/2 · V7–I–IV–I
- Lovesick BluesF major · 2/2 · III7–vi–III7–vi
- My Heart Would KnowC major · 2/2 · I–I7–IV–I
- Wealth Won't Save Your SoulG major · 3/4 · V7–I–IV–I
- When The Book Of Life Is ReadF major · 2/2 · V7–I–IV–I
How Hank Williams is played
Questions about Hank Williams on piano
What are the easiest Hank Williams songs to play on piano?
Start with Cold, Cold Heart, I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry and Honky Tonk Blues: their left hands are easy patterns, and the chords repeat.
What keys are Hank Williams songs in?
Most often F major, C major and G major.
Which chord progressions do Hank Williams songs use?
V7–I–IV–I, I–I7–IV–I and V7–I–V7–I come up most: learn them and many of these songs are within reach.