not loaded not loaded not loaded about +    His first album on
his own, titled Risin’ Outlaw, was released in September 1999.
Lovesick, Broke & Driftin’ was released in 2002. He had a great
deal of trouble with his label Curb Records, with incidents as
extreme as their unwillingness to either release his
appropriately named This Ain’t Country LP, nor allow him to
issue it alone, and his selling of “F*** Curb” T-shirts. Battles
with Walmart had delayed the release of his third studio album,
titled Straight To Hell, which will be released on Feburary 28th
as a two-disc in two formats: a clean version (for Wal-Mart),
and an uncensored version, which will be the first country album
to bear a parental advisory sticker on the cover.   A number of
“sub-sub-genres” have been coined describing his original sound,
such as hard-twang, punkabilly, cowpunk, alternacountry, slacker
swing, hellbilly, and honky punk.  Hank III has recorded the
tracks “87 Southbound”, “Thunderstorms and Neon Signs”, as well
as “Why Don’t You