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ALBUMLove Me Like You CanRonnie Hawkins
Albums by Ronnie Hawkins
ALBUMMakin It AgainRonnie Hawkins
ALBUMA Legend In His Spare TimeRonnie Hawkins
ALBUMThe HawkRonnie Hawkins
ALBUMThe Giant of Rock 'N' RollRonnie Hawkins
ALBUMRock & Roll ResurrectionRonnie Hawkins
ALBUMArkansas RockpileRonnie Hawkins
ALBUMRonnie HawkinsRonnie Hawkins
ALBUMSings the Songs of Hank WilliamsRonnie Hawkins
ALBUMThe Folk Ballads of Ronnie HawkinsRonnie Hawkins
ALBUMMr. DynamoRonnie Hawkins & The Hawks
Ronnie Hawkins's Popular Music Videos
Me and Bobby McGee (feat. Gordon Lightfoot, Ronnie Hawkins & Willie Nelson)
Kris Kristofferson, Gordon Lightfoot, Ronnie Hawkins & Willie Nelson
The Weight
Ronnie Hawkins
Chuck Berry (Medley)
Ronnie Hawkins
I've Got My Mojo Working
Ronnie Hawkins
Forty Days
Ronnie Hawkins
Ruby Baby
Ronnie Hawkins
Bo Didley
Ronnie Hawkins
Sick and Tired
Ronnie Hawkins
Dizzy Miss Lizzy
Ronnie Hawkins
Marylou
Ronnie Hawkins
Artist Biography
Ronnie Hawkins had one of the longest, most influential careers of the original rockabillies of the 1950s. However, Hawkins became a living legend outside the United States; born in Arkansas, he found enduring popularity in Canada, where he barnstormed clubs for years, and led a group that became rock & roll boot camp for the five men who found fame as the Band. Hawkins was a raucous rockabilly howler who delivered a potent blend of rock, R&B, blues, and country sounds, while dazzling audiences with over-the-top dance moves and acrobatic stage tricks. 1990's The Best of Ronnie Hawkins & the Hawks is devoted to his fiery material of the 1950s and '60s, 2008's Ronnie Rocks covers the same territory with some worthy later sides, and the 1996 two-fer CD Rock & Roll Resurrection/The Giant of Rock & Roll includes two of his comeback albums of the 1970s.
Hometown
Huntsville, AR, United States
Genre
Rock