IV And The Strange Band

There are family traditions, and then there is the Williams Family Tradition. Beginning with the legendary Hank Williams, then his son, Hank Jr. and grandson, Hank 3, now the fourth generation of Williams (Coleman Williams or IV) is ready to take his place in the music world with his band, IV and the Strange Band. Raised in Nashville, the only son of Hank Williams III, IV spent his formative years being driven by the heavy tones and sounds of progressive vocal driven music but still retaining a love for the southern country and blues legends. Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

There are family traditions, and then there is the Williams Family Tradition. Beginning with the legendary Hank Williams, then his son, Hank Jr. and grandson, Hank 3, now the fourth generation of Williams (Coleman Williams or IV) is ready to take his place in the music world with his band, IV and the Strange Band. Raised in Nashville, the only son of Hank Williams III, IV spent his formative years being driven by the heavy tones and sounds of progressive vocal driven music but still retaining a love for the southern country and blues legends. Even though IV had been singing and writing songs his entire life, he had never had a project to express his true voice. He also had reservations about ever being like the rest of his family wanting to forge his own path. Jason Dietz, bassist/producer, would help to change that as would musician Joe Buck with whom IV has developed his style of guitar playing. IV then met the group of musicians he needed for what is now dubbed the “Strange Band” : lead guitar player David Talley, Laura Beth Jewell on Fiddle and Taylor Powell on drums. The band found their the sound: 100 watt amps blended with fiddle, drums, and powerful vocal driven country hooks combining many diverse influences and different musical histories. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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