Comments for The Official Charlie Louvin Web Site

Comment on Charlie Louvin 1927 – 2011, Music Pioneer by Eddie Fields

Eddie Fields — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 22:17:58 +0000

Loved Charlie and HIS Wife . Kenny Isaacs and I came to Bell Buckle to help open the Louvin Bros. Musem . I set up many nights and early morning listening to his music . He told me if you feel it in your soul thats where the music will come from.. THANKS CHARLIE

Comment on Charlie Louvin 1927 – 2011, Music Pioneer by Jim Stricklin

Jim Stricklin — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 04:28:25 +0000

Wow, here its been almost a year, since Charlie went to be with our master on the otherside and I still miss him !!
Only meet him once but how I cheerish that night at the ET Midnite Jamboree. He was outside before the show.. we talked for an hour or more and he gave me some great advice and everytime I do cry myself to sleep, I think of him and the advice he gave me THANK YOU CHARLIE !!!!

Comment on Charlie Louvin 1927 – 2011, Music Pioneer by Kevin

Kevin — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 02:40:55 +0000

Wow. What else can you say about such an amazing songster. I just today heard Charlie’s music, that I am aware of, for the first time on a 20th anniversary edition of David Dye’s World Cafe. Before I heard any of the interview, while listening to a song, said to myself, “now that, is country music!”
At the end of the segment, I sadly heard David Dye say that Charlie had passed….that brought me down from the high of his music, as I had gotten excited at the thought of seeing him perform.
Ya got a new fan Charlie, thanks!

Comment on Charlie Louvin 1927 – 2011, Music Pioneer by rick langford

rick langford — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 12:09:41 +0000

I just want you to know how much the Louvin Brothers music has influenced my life. Not only myself, but everyone in the world that has ever listened to them will be forever touched and enlightened. The gift to us all was their music and that made the a better place. My children listen to their music and I know my grandchildren will too. The music they made will forever. Thanks

Comment on Charlie Louvin 1927 – 2011, Music Pioneer by Dale Hedgepath

Dale Hedgepath — Sun, 09 Oct 2011 14:47:34 +0000

I had the pleasure of meeting and getting to sing backup with Chalie a few times in the late 60′s! Sleep well, my friend.
Thank you
Dale Hedgepath

Comment on Charlie Louvin 1927 – 2011, Music Pioneer by Willi

Willi — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 01:48:45 +0000

Thanks Dave for that link to that very touching song by Charlie. i just learned today that Charlie had passed away. i love the music of the Louvin Brothers.
i have listened to their music for the last 20 years. yes, their music is very special to me. may God Bless the Louvin Family.

Comment on Charlie Louvin 1927 – 2011, Music Pioneer by Eldora

Eldora — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 05:10:54 +0000

Grade A stuff. I’m uqnuetsnioably in your debt.

Comment on Charlie Louvin 1927 – 2011, Music Pioneer by Dave Schwartzman

Dave Schwartzman — Sun, 24 Jul 2011 23:03:40 +0000

I was lucky enough to video Charlie singing a touching version of “Ira”. Here is the youtube post for all to see the tenderness of Charlie Louvin. RIP.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ed7JKxzAZ_A

Comment on Charlie Louvin 1927 – 2011, Music Pioneer by Dan Bueckert

Dan Bueckert — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 02:12:18 +0000

It was a sad time for me the day I heard that Charlie had pssed away. I never had the pleasure of meeting Charlie (or Ira) but I grew up listening to them on the old record player back in the late 50′s . Now I sing play a lot of Charlie & Ira’s songs in the style they did. I must say that the most influential people in my life of music would definitly be THE LOUVIN BROTHERS. Charlie’s rich voice along with Ira’s High harmonys certainly was enough to get me started . I pray for God’s blessing on the louvin family and would sure like to here from them to lear more about and Charlie..

Comment on JuddFilms and Neltner Creative Direct Film/DVD for Charlie Entitled “Still Rattlin’ the Devil’s Cage” by Beau Renfro

Beau Renfro — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 04:46:34 +0000

Charlie was always giving advice to singers. I was one of those lucky guys to hear it. We both sing on the same show two years ago and Charlie’s drummer was not there. For some reason no other drummer was available to go on with Charlie. Although it had been years sence I played the drums and was not that good even when I did play, it was up to me. Charlie ask me to play behind him and I did. I repected him so much I was willing to do it and with his help I made it though. Charlie was one of the finest men I ever new. No, we were not close friends but before we parted that night we talked about everthing under the sun and yes God too. May you rest in peace my friend and I will never forget you calling my music Clear Country. From that day forward I called my band The Clear Country Band. Thanks Charlie