In The Country With Dave Woods

Country legend Hank Williams died on January 1, 1953 - and just a few days later his daughter Jett Williams was born. "I maintain that as his soul was leaving this world my soul was coming into it," Jett reflects. She was adopted by Hank's mother and later by another family. It wasn't until the early 1980s that she learned who her biological father & mother (Bobbie Jett) were. In 1990, Jett published her autobiography Ain't Nothin' As Sweet As My Baby. In recent years, she's been passionate about promoting a great discovery of unreleased songs & old radio shows from her father. The collection is packaged as The Complete 'Mother's Best' Recordings. Listening to these recordings is a chance to get to know Hank better than ever. Jett joins me to share stories from her life & music career - and to talk about her famous father who wrote & performed timeless classics like Hey Good Lookin', I Saw The Light & I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry.