THESE FORUMS NOW CLOSED (read only)
Fun Stuff => BAND => Topic started by: Inlander on 26 Jan 2011, 18:05
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http://www.avclub.com/articles/rip-charlie-louvin-of-the-louvin-brothers,50641/ (http://www.avclub.com/articles/rip-charlie-louvin-of-the-louvin-brothers,50641/)
I know a few of you will care about this. 83 years old, an oldie but a goodie.
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i care
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big time bummer. a couple years ago a friend from michigan was telling me that he was able to book him at (what I assumed to be) a sort of small venue and I was really jealous/a little upset that I didn't know about it beforehand.
edit: here is his daytrotter for anyone trying to quickly get hands on few mp3s
http://www.daytrotter.com/dt/charlie-louvin-concert/20031147-3738287.html
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Sucks.
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I posted something insulting in regards to the comment above but then removed it because it felt weird being negative in an RIP thread, but I also didn't want some one word derogatory comment to close out this thread (in case no one else posts) , so I will say maybe check out the song Knoxville Girl (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhMiKeSffns), which is about murdering yr girlfriend in the woods for no reason and almost getting away with it. I am not sure it gets much more badass than that.
Plus, it was recorded when the Louvin Brothers were more "in their prime."
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Whoa wait, I assumed nufan was saying that Charlie Louvin dying sucks?!
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that
makes
SO MUCH MORE SENSE
I will just go on assuming this to be the case.
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Err, yeah... I love the guy. Sorry, I assumed it would be taken as read that people don't post negative comments in an obituary thread! The guy was brilliant, I though his (fairly) recent double-album-of-sorts where one side is gospel tunes and the other is murder ballads was fucking ace.
Apologies to any who thought I was cussin' a legend, I am not a dick I promise
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completely my mistake!
I'll have to check out the murder ballads album, I only have tragic songs of life and the solo Daytrotter session (and a random vinyl that I found somewhere) and the murder ballads were always my favorite.