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The superstar lineup at the 2014 Taste of Country Music Festival just got bigger with the addition of Hank Williams. Jr. Eric Paslay, Leah Turner, the Cadillac Three and Jamie Lynn Spears have also been added to the June 13-15 camping and country music festival at Hunter Mountain.

Hank Williams, Jr. has been a longtime supporter of U.S. troops, and now he's being recognized for his efforts.

Hank Williams, Jr. and Merle Haggard collaborate for a remake of Haggard's early '80s hit, 'I Think I'll Just Stay Here and Drink,' and turn it into half the song it used to be -- literally. The new version is half as long, but fans will say it's every bit as rebellious.

The legendary Hank Williams, Jr. has announced a summer run of concert dates in support of his most recent album, 'Old School, New Rules,' which he released last July.

It looks like ultra-conservative country music star Hank Williams, Jr. hasn't warmed up much to President Obama in the wake of his victory Tuesday over Republican challenger Mitt Romney. The staunch hunter and gun rights supporter took to Twitter Thursday morning (Nov. 8) to predict financial doom and gloom for America as a result of the president winning a second term.

In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Hank Williams Jr. responded to last fall's controversy over an interview he had with Fox News. If you recall, he was accused of comparing President Obama to Adolf Hitler. Now he has had a chance to explain that statement.

The news broke just the other day that Hank Williams Jr. had written a song that takes a lil stab at Fox & Friends.  By now we are all aware of what happened, ....Hank Jr. compared Obama to Hitler....called Obama the enemy yadda yadda...  Well, here is the much anticipated song. It's called "Keep The Change"...Check it out! Good stuff!

Leave it to Hank Jr. to find a way to make some more money from his recent incident with Fox News and ESPN. I interviewed Hank Jr. back in the late 80's and I will never forget his words to me. He said, "Son, I don't have to do anything in life...

After making remarks comparing President Obama to Adolf Hitler, ESPN decided to pull Hanks opening song from last weeks Monday Night Football game. Apparently that did not sit well with Hank so he has decided to pull his song from Monday Night Football for the remainder of the NFL season.

It was the 30th season of Monday Night Football when the Bills took on the Dolphins. With all the controversy surrounding Hank Williams these days, here is a flashback to that night!

ESPN reacted quickly to controversial comments made by Hank Williams, Jr. Monday morning when he compared President Obama to Hitler.  He was being interviewed on "Fox and Friends" when he first criticized the Republican candidates for president then said House majority leader John Boehner's golf game with President Obama was a "huge mistake". ...