Hank Williams, Jr. has the top selling independent album in the country with his new CD, Old School, New Rules. The new CD debuts at #4 on Billboard's Country Albums chart and #12 on Billboard's Top U.S. Albums chart. This gives the country music legend the highest peak position of his career on the overall chart, surpassing his previous high of #16 achieved by 1964's "Your Cheatin' Heart" and the 2006 compilation, "That's How They Do It In Dixie: The Essential Collection."
"Old School, New Rules" is the first album on Hank Williams, Jr.'s new label imprint, Bocephus Records, licensed to Blaster Records with distribution by Warner Music Nashville.
"Bocephus delivered a musically brilliant album," says Tom Porter, CEO of Blaster Entertainment, "Our team worked really hard to build awareness and the audience responded. All the pieces came together for us and we couldn't be more pleased to celebrate this with Hank."
"I've got some of the best, most loyal fans out there," say Hank Williams, Jr. "This album was for them; it was their voices that encouraged the writing process for me."
About Old School, New Rules:
The 12-song package, available for sale now, includes a duet with Brad Paisley on "I'm Gonna Get Drunk And Play Hank Williams" as well as a new duet with the legendary Merle Haggard on his classic "I Think I'll Just Sit Here and Drink." Williams' first single in several years, "That Ain't Good", has been shipped to radio with a companion video that recently debuted at #1 on CMT.com.
Track Listing:
- Takin' Back The Country
- I'm Gonna Get Drunk And Play Hank Williams (with Brad Paisley)
- Three Day Trip
- Old School
- We Don't Apologize for America
- You Win Again
- Cow Turd Blues
- Who's Takin' Care of Number One
- That Ain't Good
- Keep The Change
- Stock Market Blues
- I Think I'll Just Stay Here And Drink (with Merle Haggard)
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