Hank Williams 

was active from 1937 to 1953,

and was considered one of the most popular 

American country music singer/songwriters.

His childhood was shaped by his spinal

condition, spina bifida, which set him apart

from other kids his age and fostered a sense of

separateness from the world around him.

The world he seemed to identify most with was

the musical sounds that poured out of the radio

and emanated from church choirs. A quick

student, Williams learned how to play folk,

country and, from an African-American street

musician named Rufus Payne, the blues.

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