Working backwards from the Byrd’s Sweetheart Of The Rodeo and Uncle Tupelo’s March 16-20, 1992, I finally discovered the Louvin Brothers- it truly was one of those “where have they been all my life?!?” moments. Their Delmore Brothers tribute album is one record I couldn’t live without. RIP Charlie.
Immediately upon my digging into the “Alt-Country” past, Charlies name was always coming up! I love his music and who he was as a person. His influences reach far and wide. RIP Charlie – Love Ya
Will Petro on The Beacon Street Union “The Eyes Of..”: “I generally think that the Bosstown Sound was overrated, with Ultimate Spinich being the exception. I try to get into…” Apr 15, 14:16
PJ GREEN on All Reviews: “The Am. Dream hung out and practiced in my favorite cheese steak place on Frankford ave. Trying to remember the…” Mar 10, 18:00
Dave on The Cowsills “II x II”: “Excellent pop record with some rockin’ tracks and passages. The cover is odd, though. Wonder what the story is behind…” Mar 10, 02:16
Blindlemon on Cowboy “5’ll Getcha Ten”: “Theres also a post-Cowboy album: Talton, Stewart and Sandlin ” Happy to be alive”..similar in sound and recommended..” Feb 16, 13:51
Jan G. on The American Dream (self-titled): “I first saw the Dream play at Reading City Park 1969-70 and a later version at a high school football…” Jan 27, 21:08
Jim on Truck “Surprise! Surprise!”: “I am surprised that their 2nd lp under the name Col Truck “one fine day” 1976 Baal, is so cheap…” Jan 26, 16:01
Tom Browne on Bronco “Country Home”: “An original Bronco poster is currently in the East Bristol Auctions online sale of Music, TV & film autographs &…” Jan 2, 17:29
Roger on Wool “Wool”: “Thanks for the information! I heard If they left us alone when I was 13 and had been looming for…” Dec 31, 00:21
Blindlemon on Mason Proffit “Wanted”: “This album is also called”The Hangman Album”…backcover shows a gallow.” Dec 11, 04:50
Home page on The American Dream (self-titled): “Our on-line casino games are created to maximize your possibilities of striking gold, and we’re not just horsing around!” Nov 1, 10:49
Jeffrey Campbell on Harumi “Harumi”: “I found this album during the lockdown (thanks to this website). How did I go over 50 years without ever…” Oct 29, 22:42
Working backwards from the Byrd’s Sweetheart Of The Rodeo and Uncle Tupelo’s March 16-20, 1992, I finally discovered the Louvin Brothers- it truly was one of those “where have they been all my life?!?” moments. Their Delmore Brothers tribute album is one record I couldn’t live without. RIP Charlie.
Immediately upon my digging into the “Alt-Country” past, Charlies name was always coming up! I love his music and who he was as a person. His influences reach far and wide. RIP Charlie – Love Ya
Charlie’s gorgeous harmonies with his brother Ira will last forever – wherever there are people who love music.
RIP Charlie.
Just heard this this morning on NPR. R.I.P.