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Hank III "Lovesick, Broke & Driftin'" jazz style and rhythm generated in"Lord, honey, you're a ghost," Minnie Pearl allegedly told Hank Williams III after their first meeting. It's a natural reaction to the skinny singer with the sunken cheekbones and, especially, the pinched nasal vocal so reminiscent of his famous grandfather's catch and moan delivery. Hank III's debut, Risin' Outlaw, made that clear, but now his follow up carves it on the wall, vocally, melodically, and lyrically. While the third generation rebel