Hive five
So I was interviewed about Satan Is Real by a guy from MTV for their Hive Five feature. Which I probably find as odd as anyone, but it was pretty damn enjoyable. And, well, here are the results.
Although '50s country stars the Louvin Brothers ostensibly titled their most famous album Satan Is Real to warn people about the demonic influence of the fallen one, it turns out that the older brother, Ira Louvin, had more than a touch of the demon in him. How demonic? Lets just say he's not afraid of a gun, Elvis or worried about being "politically correct" even when in the presence of rockabilly royality. We caught up with Benjamin Whitmer, who co-wrote Charlie Louvin's autobiography – also titled Satan Is Real, naturally – to talk about some of the legendary stories that confirmed that Satan certainly might've had a finger in their career.
