Does anyone, remember Woody Robertson, who was one of the Statler's managers, who designed a couple of album covers and especially Road Hog Moran. I heard he was now in the Movies, directing and producing...... i would love to locate him once more....
Have seen these four men in concert 2 times--they represent America at it's best. I am glad to have been present when they made great music. I salute you!
I love the Statler Brothers they'd be my all time favourites Loved Lew so sorry he had to leave the group and very sad to hear he passed away he was a very special man.
Have followed the Statlers since the 70' s which wasnt easy here down under but now i have managed to buy some cd's and to find them on u tube is amazing thanx to all of you who have posted their songs because i wouldnt have access to them otherwise.....
Hey I loved Lew he was great and I loved his sound. I was very sad when he left because of health reasons. I think his solo efforts were great . But Jimmy was a great replacement for big shoes to fill. A nice young man with great talent . He blended well with the others and on some songs you do not even notice the diffrence only on the ones Lew was featured. I do believe Jimmys talent writing kept the Statlers hot in the 80s and 90s with some of his claasics . Elizabeth and My only love.
I am 38 yrs old, have listened to them since I was a kid. I was with my dad in his pick up when he died, we was listening to a Statler Brothers 8 track.
Lew gave me chills when he hit those really high notes! Hauntingly beautiful tones. Still loved them, but after Lew left there was just something that could never be replaced, though the new fellow did an outstanding job in his stead! Great group, really fun to watch and fabulous to hear!
No better tenor than Lew DeWitt and he was a fine fellow, too. Had the pleasure of meeting him when he briefly struck out on his own. He had at least one album which was, I believe, titled, "On My Own." Beautiful songs on that tape.
ok for id purposes, the slender gentleman on back left is Phil Balsley,Next ot him Don Reid the lead singer The late great Lew Dewitt is left forefront and yes he did pass away from Chrons in August 89. He sang amazing tenor. THe last gentlemanis Harold Reid and he is the comedian of the group. Came up with ROADHOG and some of the funniest on stage routines ever. i was raised on Statler music and it is fantastic.
While Lew wrote Fowers on the wall and a few other of their best songs.. most of the songwriting was done by Harold and Don Reid, and many written by their kids Wil , Langdon and Kim Ried... check out the Group "Grandstaff" Harold and Don's Sons...unbelievible resembance in looks and voice.. a great group
Lew is the guy who wears glasses and usually stands on the far right (of screen)He sings tenor. also plays the guitar. He got sick in early 80's (1982) and had to leave the band and died in 89.(Crohn disease). I think he wrote most of their famous songs (like Flowers on the Wall) . The guy singing the Bass is one of the Reid brothers standing on the far left.
met harold reid a few years back hear in virginia and i hate to bad mouth somebody but he was a jerk and pure asshole
SIGNALSTAT 2 weeks ago
Does anyone have "Carried Away" from the "Short Stories" album. It's not on I-Tunes and I only have it on 8-track. Really!
theurbanpastor 2 months ago
grew up listening to the statlers , remember when johnny cash played at the 4th of july concert
hoganpearl 6 months ago
Love from Slovakia!!
MegaCrownvictoria2 7 months ago
great song !!!!
primerib40 9 months ago
SOLID GOLD. Thanks for posting it !!!
chipperwayne5 9 months ago
Great living in Staunton and seeing the Statlers around town. Just regular folk!
flyushome 1 year ago
Back in the 70s, they sang a song about "Fifteen Years Ago." Would you have that song too?
rpg4595 1 year ago
Does anyone, remember Woody Robertson, who was one of the Statler's managers, who designed a couple of album covers and especially Road Hog Moran. I heard he was now in the Movies, directing and producing...... i would love to locate him once more....
sunracer3700 1 year ago
Have seen these four men in concert 2 times--they represent America at it's best. I am glad to have been present when they made great music. I salute you!
pegleg1945 1 year ago
I love the Statler Brothers they'd be my all time favourites Loved Lew so sorry he had to leave the group and very sad to hear he passed away he was a very special man.
Have followed the Statlers since the 70' s which wasnt easy here down under but now i have managed to buy some cd's and to find them on u tube is amazing thanx to all of you who have posted their songs because i wouldnt have access to them otherwise.....
magz52 1 year ago
Great job Thanks
bofts 1 year ago
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1:20 Lew DeWitt's voice really good a good tenor
POLORAS 1 year ago
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POLORAS 1 year ago
Hey I loved Lew he was great and I loved his sound. I was very sad when he left because of health reasons. I think his solo efforts were great . But Jimmy was a great replacement for big shoes to fill. A nice young man with great talent . He blended well with the others and on some songs you do not even notice the diffrence only on the ones Lew was featured. I do believe Jimmys talent writing kept the Statlers hot in the 80s and 90s with some of his claasics . Elizabeth and My only love.
ww7612SEJ 2 years ago
@ww7612SEJ And you are so right. That is why there are FIVE Statlers in the Country Hall of Fame. They were both great!
LittleJimmySouthern 1 year ago
I am 38 yrs old, have listened to them since I was a kid. I was with my dad in his pick up when he died, we was listening to a Statler Brothers 8 track.
Becky64683 2 years ago
So nice a comment, yet so sad to know your dad died. God Bless.
QWZXM 2 years ago
i love the statler brothers. my dad used to play it for me n my siblings when we were younger. brings back memories<333
babi3luv09 2 years ago
of all the Stat hits this one of two that
i felt was written for me. i don't write
music, but i have a book of poems at
home that were written primaraly about
others.
oldermusiclover 2 years ago
Ok oldermusiclover, I'll bite. What's the other Statler hit you feel was written for you?
TonyForsyth 2 years ago
Lew gave me chills when he hit those really high notes! Hauntingly beautiful tones. Still loved them, but after Lew left there was just something that could never be replaced, though the new fellow did an outstanding job in his stead! Great group, really fun to watch and fabulous to hear!
jbrandiwine 2 years ago
Lew made an album after he retired. I put most of the songs on UTube. Go check out my videos and l listen. Some are pretty darned good.
martiwf0 2 years ago
The words are so clever. Love them anyway, but this one is really neat.
Angryrnmedic 2 years ago
Lew DeWitt was awesome. A great tenor.
Offsides09 2 years ago
No better tenor than Lew DeWitt and he was a fine fellow, too. Had the pleasure of meeting him when he briefly struck out on his own. He had at least one album which was, I believe, titled, "On My Own." Beautiful songs on that tape.
craponshoes 2 years ago
Lew died Aug. 15,1990
mssandy90 2 years ago
ok for id purposes, the slender gentleman on back left is Phil Balsley,Next ot him Don Reid the lead singer The late great Lew Dewitt is left forefront and yes he did pass away from Chrons in August 89. He sang amazing tenor. THe last gentlemanis Harold Reid and he is the comedian of the group. Came up with ROADHOG and some of the funniest on stage routines ever. i was raised on Statler music and it is fantastic.
BIG Lew DeWitt fan!! He was the best
javal4evr 2 years ago 2
While Lew wrote Fowers on the wall and a few other of their best songs.. most of the songwriting was done by Harold and Don Reid, and many written by their kids Wil , Langdon and Kim Ried... check out the Group "Grandstaff" Harold and Don's Sons...unbelievible resembance in looks and voice.. a great group
elfgirl3 3 years ago
Wasn't that him singing with the group?
ellyc19111 3 years ago
thanks for the song.
I bet this is a great tribute to Lew Dewitt
we still miss him.
Matey3 3 years ago
im really wanting to know and im not trying to be disrespectful but who is lew dewitt and what part did he sing was he the bass?
mdc2296 3 years ago
Lew is the guy who wears glasses and usually stands on the far right (of screen)He sings tenor. also plays the guitar. He got sick in early 80's (1982) and had to leave the band and died in 89.(Crohn disease). I think he wrote most of their famous songs (like Flowers on the Wall) . The guy singing the Bass is one of the Reid brothers standing on the far left.
Matey3 3 years ago
btw, the guy on the bottom left is Lew Dewitt in this picture.
Matey3 3 years ago
thanks :)
mdc2296 3 years ago
Great song. One of my favorites.
sayhey2007 3 years ago 5
you're my hero. I've been looking for this song on youtube for a year
smish002 3 years ago 10
Thanks!
packfan1999 3 years ago
i love this song!!!!
mdc2296 3 years ago
thank you!!!
mdc2296 3 years ago