Mississippi Mud - Hank Williams III - MP3 instrumental karaoke

Country music artist Hank Williams III knows how to make a song feel lived-in, like it has been around for decades and passed down various generations of musicians. In reality, “Mississippi Mud” is a song written by Hank Williams III for his second studio album Lovesick, Broke, and Driftin’ (2002). But it makes sense that it has so much lived-in grit considering his familial background. “Mississippi Mud” is a song about finding things to be proud of one’s upbringing, regardless of how difficult it can be. The lyrics also convey a message about making the most out of bad situations. The song features fiddle playing by Chris Charmichael, which adds to the song’s overall country-fried feel. "Mississippi Mud" was produced by Hank Williams III and Joe Funderburk. Its parent album, Lovesick, Broke and Driftin’, was a success for Hank Williams III, reaching Number 156 on the Billboard 200 chart.