Louvin Brothers From The Grand Ole Opry CD

The Louvin Brothers were an American country vocal/ harmony duet, consisting of brothers Ira and Charlie Loudermilk. Their professional career began after winning a talent contest by singing "There's a Hole in the Bottom of the Sea". Brief stints on Apollo, Decca, and MGM led to them being signed by Capitol Records. At first their recordings were strictly gospel, but they switched to country with the 1955 release of "When I Stop Dreaming". Their career continued until 1963 when they broke up due to Ira's volatile temper and addictions. Charlie began a successful solo career in 1964 but Ira was killed in a car crash in Jefferson City, Missouri in June 1965. Songs he had recorded for a solo album were released posthumously. The Louvin Brothers were inducted into the Alabama Music Hall of Fame in 1991 and the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2001.

1. I DonÆt Believe YouÆve Met My Baby 2. On The Battlefield For The Lord 3. I See A Bridge 4. Spanish Bandango 5. Just A Talk With Jesus 6. My Last Date 7. Bye Bye Blues 8. I Love You Best Of All 9. Rock A Bye Boogie 10. House Of Gold 11. Old Joe Clark 12. Have You Run Out Of Lives 13. Weapon Of Prayer 14. Anne 15. Journey To The Sky 16. For The First Time 17. It Hurts Me More The Second Time Around 18. Cash On The Barrel Head 19. Love Is A Lovely Street 20. Comedy Interlude 21. Lulu Wails 22. I See A Bridge 23. Love Is A Lonely Street