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The Louvin Brothers - Satan is Real (1959)

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It's a good day, because we get to talk about Satan. Okay, let's clarify that, actually. We're sitting down with singer-songwriter Brennen Leigh to discuss Satan is Real by the Louvin Brothers. Country music is full of fascinating corners and Satan is Real is no exception. You'll hear many artists cite the Louvin Brothers as an important inspiration and we dig into that topic with Brennen to get her own insights on that subject.
We also talk about Brennen's latest album, Ain't Through Honky Tonkin' Yet (what a title!) and her plans for the fall -- among many other things. Sadly, her roosters nearby did not make a major ruckus. We were hoping for it.
Our thanks to Brennen for spending time with us!
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1. The Louvin Brothers - Satan is Real (1959) (00:00:00)

2. [Ad] Texas Toast (00:23:07)

3. (Cont.) The Louvin Brothers - Satan is Real (1959) (00:23:46)

144 episodes

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It's a good day, because we get to talk about Satan. Okay, let's clarify that, actually. We're sitting down with singer-songwriter Brennen Leigh to discuss Satan is Real by the Louvin Brothers. Country music is full of fascinating corners and Satan is Real is no exception. You'll hear many artists cite the Louvin Brothers as an important inspiration and we dig into that topic with Brennen to get her own insights on that subject.
We also talk about Brennen's latest album, Ain't Through Honky Tonkin' Yet (what a title!) and her plans for the fall -- among many other things. Sadly, her roosters nearby did not make a major ruckus. We were hoping for it.
Our thanks to Brennen for spending time with us!
If you dig these episodes, please consider supporting our Patreon. Join our Record Club to receive access to a ton of additional material and interviews. We appreciate your support!

Support the show

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Chapters

1. The Louvin Brothers - Satan is Real (1959) (00:00:00)

2. [Ad] Texas Toast (00:23:07)

3. (Cont.) The Louvin Brothers - Satan is Real (1959) (00:23:46)

144 episodes

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