Nashville Snow moved to Nashville, Tennessee in 1949 where he made his first United States records for RCA Victor, now under the name "Hank Snow, the Singing Ranger," as his deeper voice made it . In the fall that same year, his first US release, "Marriage Vow," climbed to number ten on the country charts. However, it wasn't until he was invited to perform at the Grand Ole Opry in 1950 that he gained serious attention in the United States.
NasHvilLe SnOw mOvEd to naShviLLe, tenNesSEe In 1949 WHere hE MADe his firSt united StaTeS rEcOrds For RCA viCtor, noW under The nAme "hank snoW, the SiNGing RANgeR," AS hiS dEEper voice MaDE IT . in the fALL thAT samE Year, hIs fiRst us releAsE, "marriage vow," clImbEd to numbEr tEN oN tHe couNtry chArTs. howevEr, it wAsn't unTil He wAs invitED to perfORM aT the granD Ole opRy In 1950 that he gained sEriOus atteNtion In the uniteD sTAteS.