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“I'd like to thank all the indie stores from Florida to California and all points in between for being so welcoming in 2007. I played Park Ave CDs, Waterloo, Shake It, Horizon, Amoeba (LA & SF), Criminal Records, Shangri-La, Grimey's, Vintage Vinyl, Ear X Tacy, Twist & Shout,Record Exchange, and a few more I can't recall. Thanks for your help with my Grammy-nominated Charlie Louvin album and Live At Shake It Records CD. Look for my new CD in late 2008.”

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Charlie Louvin, born on July 7, 1927, was a renowned American country music singer. Alongside his brother Ivy Louvin, they formed the iconic Louvin Brothers, one of the most significant country music acts of the 1950s. Their music style was beloved by audiences, known for its distinctive harmonies and heartfelt lyrics. more

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