HAROLD’S GRAVE STORY REVEALED: Why do fans still travel hundreds of miles to remember him?
Introduction Years after his passing, Harold Reid — the beloved bass voice and comic soul of The Statler...
The Statler Brothers
Sad for STATLER BROTHERS ARE CRYING: Harold Reid’s final words to the band before his death have fans emotional..
Introduction “Flowers on the Wall” is a song by the American country music group The...
A Tender Ballad of Longing: The Statler Brothers’ “Elizabeth” In the realm of classic country music, few songs capture the bittersweet ache of separation quite like The Statler Brothers’ “Elizabeth”. Released in 1984, this heartfelt ballad, penned by the group’s tenor, Jimmy Fortune, resonates with a universal theme: the yearning for a loved one who is far away.
Introduction “Elizabeth” by Brothers of the Heart is a captivating musical exploration that delves into...
“I’ll never forget the moment The Statler Brothers stepped onto the TNN stage and launched into ‘Whatever Happened to Randolph Scott?,’ their 1974 salute to Randolph Scott and the legends of the B-movie West—Don and Harold’s harmonies weaving through the neon light as Lew DeWitt’s tenor rang out, and by the time the chorus hit, you’re swept back to dusty trails and silver-screen dreams you’ve never chased but suddenly ache to follow.”
Introduction “Whatever Happened to Randolph Scott?” is a nostalgic song performed by The Statler Brothers,...
Thank You World – The Statler Brothers
Introduction Here’s a warm, friend-to-friend reflection on The Statler Brothers’ live performance of “Thank You...
HE KEEPS IT A SECRET FOR YEARS: Harold Reid’s War Finally Revealed
For decades, Harold Reid, the deep-voiced bass singer of The Statler Brothers, brought joy and laughter to...
The Statler Brothers – Elizabeth
About The Song The Statler Brothers – Elizabeth: A Heartfelt Tribute to Love and Memory...
“It was August 19, 1972 when Don, Harold, Phil, and Lew stepped into the studio to spin yarns of triumph and heartache in ‘The Class of ’57,’ each verse unfolding tales of teachers, organists, and unexpected tragedies—by the final chorus you’ll feel the tenderness of nostalgia, the ache of roads not taken, and the power of four-part harmony stitching our shared dreams into a song that feels like a reunion you never knew you needed.”
Introduction The Statler Brothers, known for their harmonious blend and storytelling prowess, were a prominent...
Close your eyes and let four-part gospel harmonies carry you to a humble Iowa chapel—The Statler Brothers’ performance of ‘The Little Brown Church in the Vale’ transforms an 1857 hymn into a timeless embrace, where each note feels like a whispered prayer, every chord a story of faith and home; by the final refrain, you’ll swear you can smell aged oak pews and hear the echoes of generations united under that little brown roof.”
Introduction “The Little Brown Church In The Vale,” famously recorded by the Statler Brothers, is...
Statler Brothers – Too much on my heart
Introduction “Too Much on My Heart” is a poignant and heartfelt song by the Statler...