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Hank Snow Stage Outfit

Not currently on exhibit
Not currently on exhibit
Artifact TypeOutfit
Datec.1960
This rhinestone-studded suit belonged to Canadian country music legend Hank Snow. Born in Nova Scotia, Snow got his big break in Nashville with hit songs like “I’m Moving On” and “I’ve Been Everywhere”. The colourful suit seen here was created by famed clothing designer Nudie Cohn, who’s signature, flamboyant “Nudie Suits” were must-haves for country singers at the time. Other clients of Cohn included Elvis Presley, who counted Hank Snow as an early musical mentor in the ‘50s.
Object numberCCMHF.2009.01.366.1-2
Photo credit: Don Kennedy
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20th Century
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Photo credit: Don Kennedy
Nudie’s Rodeo Tailors
c. 1950
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
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1989
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
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1990
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
Nudie’s Rodeo Tailors
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Photo credit: Don Kennedy
Harvey Krantz
20th Century
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Hank Snow
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Photo credit: Don Kennedy
LaFleche Brothers
c. 1970
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Photo credit: Don Kennedy
20th Century
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Photo credit: Don Kennedy
Gerri Schneider
20th Century
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Photo credit: Don Kennedy
Dsquared2
2013
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Photo credit: Don Kennedy
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