Hank Snow may have grown up in Canada, but once The Singing Ranger finally made his way to Nashville, he became one of America's most beloved country singers. You could hear his hardscrabble background come through in raw-boned '50s classics like “I'm Movin' On” (a no-prisoners, honky-tonking kiss-off) or in the frenetic, tongue-twisting travelogue "I've Been Everywhere". But Snow could also spin an unsettling murder ballad, imbuing "Miller's Cave" with enough unadulterated pathos to send a chill up your spine.