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Jerry (@jerry) |
This song is about a broken love gone wrong. “I’m Movin’ On” by Hank Snow, was released in 1950. It’s a 12‑bar country blues track that uses the image of a big eight‑wheeler train as a metaphor for a man leaving a woman who has strayed. This song stayed on
Some others who recorded this song:
Ray Charles – 1959:
Don Gibson – 1960
Matt Lucas – June 1963,
The Rolling Stones - 1965.
Emmylou Harris – 1982, which reached No. 5 on the Hot Country Singles chart.
Terri Clark recorded the song with Dean Brody
The song stayed at the top of the charts for 51 weeks. Many other and top country singers also recorded this song. It was a grand hit in the charts.

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Cash:
@jerry I had the record like 70yrs ago, hank snow , ya sing it awesome Jerry, but Jerry don't move on, stay here an sing for us, we love ta listen to you
Nov 1st 2026, 2:59 pm Report
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Suzanne Lanoue:
@jerry Nice to hear you again! Good work, Jerry.
11 hrs ago Report
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