Hank Williams, Jr. – Strong Stuff NM Vinyl, LP, 1983  Country, Country Rock

Tracklist

Position Title/Credits Duration

A1 Gonna Go Huntin' Tonight

Written-By – Hank Williams Jr.

2:32

A2 La Grange

Written-By – William Gibbons, Joe M. Hill, Frank Beard

5:19

A3 A Whole Lot Of Hank

Written-By – Hank Williams Jr., Jody Emerson, Bill Emerson

2:52

A4 Made In The Shade

Written-By – Ronnie Van Zant

4:26

A5 Leave Them Boys Alone

Solo Vocal – Ernest Tubb, Waylon Jennings

Written-By – Dean Dillon, Gary Stewart, Hank Williams Jr., Tanya Tucker

3:29

B1 The Girl On The Front Row At Fort Worth

Written-By – Hank Williams Jr.

2:35

B2 The Homecoming Queen

Written-By – Hank Williams Jr.

4:18

B3 Blue Jean Blues

Written-By – William Gibbons, Joe M. Hill, Frank Beard

4:02

B4 Twodot Montana

Written-By – Hank Williams Jr.

2:36

B5 In The Arms Of Cocaine

Written-By – Buzz Rabin, Flash Gordon (7), Hank Williams Jr.

4:04

Acoustic Guitar – Kenny Bell, Kenny Mims

Alto Saxophone, Clarinet – Denis Solee

Art Direction – Ron Coro

Autoharp – Gove Scrivenor

Bass, Jug – David Hungate

Dobro – Randy Scruggs

Drums – Matt Betton, Jr., Roger Clark

Electric Guitar – Billy Walker, Brent Rowan, Reggie Young, Wayne Turner 

Engineer [1st] – Ron Treat, Steve Tillisch

Engineer [2nd] – J.T. Cantwell

Fiddle – Lisa Silver

Harmonica – Terry McMillan

Keyboards – David Briggs (2), Larry Muhoberac, Paul 'Dixie' Hatfield, Steve Nathan

Management – James R. Smith

Mandolin – Kieran Kane

Mandolin, Fiddle – Vernon Derrick

Marimba – Farrell Morris

Mastered By – Glenn Meadows

Photography – Jim Shea

Producer, Recorded By – Jimmy Bowen

Producer, Recorded By, Organ, Dobro, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Hank Williams Jr.

Steel Guitar – Weldon Myrick

Waylon Jennings and Terry McMillan appear courtesy of RCA Records.

Special thanks to: Merle Kilgore, Big Al Halterman, Larry Smith - Chief Pilot, Dick Willey for 

"Twodot Montana", All The Bama Band, Frank & Janis for their creative work, Bill Dyer & 

Grady Jackson for the good fishin' & huntin', Don Lanier.

Very Special Thanks to: Waylon Jennings and Ernest Tubb.