Title: Hank Williams in Faroese
Product review: Before turning of the century, not to speak of millennium, legend Hank Williams comes alive in the Old Norse language, known as Faroese and spoken by only 50.000 inhabitants on remote Faroe Islands in North Atlantic. Faroese fisherman Ragnar i Vik has titled his debut CD "The silence of a falling star - Ragnar sings Hank Williams", which truly is a heartfelt and personal tribute album. And read that personal liner notes (engl.translation i cover)! My goodness what a frank artist! The Faroese translations are two: "Alone and forsaken" and "I'm so lonesome I could cry". The other tracks,17 in total,are excellent versions of the original Hank-stuff. Just as Hank would have liked it, I'm sure. Prime stuff is a never before-heard "Alone and forsaken" arrangment. Buy this CD. You'll never see it at your neighbours. Label is TUTL.
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