Vinyl Album - The Louvin Brothers - Satan Is Real - Light In The Attic

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Louvin Brothers
Title:	Satan Is Real
Label:	Light In The Attic
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	LITA 073
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Date:	2011
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Louvin Brothers	Satan Is Real	Ira Louvin, Charlie Louvin	9.0 Rate
A2	The Louvin Brothers	There's A Higher Power	Ira Louvin, Charlie Louvin	9.0 Rate
A3	The Louvin Brothers	The Christian Life	Ira Louvin, Charlie Louvin	10.0 Rate
A4	The Louvin Brothers	The River Of Jordan	Hazel Houser	8.0 Rate
A5	The Louvin Brothers	The Kneeling Drunkard's Plea	Helen Carter, June Carter, Anita Carter, Maybelle Carter	10.0 Rate
A6	The Louvin Brothers	Are You Afraid To Die	Ira Louvin, Charlie Louvin, Eddie Hill	9.0 Rate
B1	The Louvin Brothers	He Can Be Found	Ella Barrett, Fay Cunningham	8.0 Rate
B2	The Louvin Brothers	Dying From Home, And Lost	Arranged By The Louvin Brothers	8.0 Rate
B3	The Louvin Brothers	The Drunkard's Doom	Ira Louvin, Charlie Louvin	10.0 Rate
B4	The Louvin Brothers	Satan's Jewelled Crown	Edgar L. Edens	9.0 Rate
B5	The Louvin Brothers	The Angels Rejoiced Last Night	Ira Louvin, Charlie Louvin	8.0 Rate
B6	The Louvin Brothers	I'm Ready To Go Home	Hazel Houser	9.0 Rate

Notes

Produced by Ken Nelson.

Reproduction of Capitol LP T-1277, with vintage Capitol rainbow labels, originally released November 16, 1959. 180gm vinyl. Gatefold sleeve.

Also includes card to download MP3 file of an interview with Charlie Louvin

Comments and Reviews


YankeeDisc SUBS 13th May 2016		*The Christian Life* - A3 .....I like probably many others found out about this track after hearing The Byrds version on "Sweetheart of the Rodeo" back in 1968, and although Roger (Jim) McGuinn sang lead on that version, I later heard Gram Parson's version from the 1968 album sessions, an homage by Gram to Charlie and Ira Loudermilk (the brothers Louvin), a loving recreation of a song by one of his biggest influences, before Gram became the beating heart of "Country Rock". This song is the real deal, with heartbreaking harmonies that you can only get from members of families growing up and singing together.......just listen and enjoy.



Lee Wrecker 21st Sep 2015		Hey, Phil what's the pressing like? I've have a number of Light In The Attic releases and I personally find them a bit "iffy". I think what I'm getting at is that while the covers are spot on the records themselves are not as good as they could be. It's just that everything new these days is touted to be better, remastered, 180g vinyl, from original tapes etc.. While this may be true it sometimes doesn't make for a better playing record. Mobile Lab, Ace and Soul Jazz usually do very nice clean pressing but I find others Rhino, 4 Men...., Plain, and this lot to be a little bit patchy when it comes to pressings.