bigoldinosaur I saw them with my parents when I was 5. They signed autographs after the show and my dad wanted to get a picture of me with them. My mom didn't think he could pull that off, but he coated with the keyboard player and arranged it. Unfortunately, my mom used up all the film. Bummer, but from what I recall, a good show. Good memries.
The Statler Brothers got their start in 1964 as part of the Johnny Paycheck show. They later wrote a song honoring him entitled, "We Got Paid by Paycheck".
I'm pretty sure it was Johnny Cash who Helped The Statlers as his backup group in The Johnny cash show in 64 till 72 I believe and oh The title of the song was "We Got Paid By Cash" in their 10th anniversary Album with mercury records in 1980 and the "10th Anniversary" was the title of their album.
@@monerz1 hey Fuck you dumbass THEY GOT THERE START ON THE JOHHNY CASH SHOW. ITS A FUCKING FACT AND NOT A MISTAKE GET OFF YOUR LAZY DUMBASS AND DO SOME RESEARCH!
Duane Allen & Richard Sterban were originally with the Statler Brothers. Lew DeWitt then joined Highway 101. The Statler Brothers got their name because they are all brothers & their actual last name is Statler. Their first #1 hit came in 1965 ^ was written by Lew DeWitt. It was entitled, "Atlanta Blue". Steve Sanders was with the group Alabama.
@@monerz1 Wow, Al you have some wild information, and it is incorrect. Dwayne Allen and Richard Sterban have never been a part of The Statler Brothers they are with The Oak Ridge Boys. Lew DeWitt has never been a part of Highway 101. Lew retired from the statler's in 1982 due to his battle with crohn's disease, that is when Jimmy Fortune joined the Statler Brothers. The group got their name Statler from a box of tissues that they saw in a hotel room early on in their career. Their personal name is not Statler. There are two brothers Harold and Don Reid. The other members are Phil Balsley, Lew DeWitt who had to retire, and Jimmy Fortune. As Harold Reid has joked over the years, their name could have been the kleenex Brothers. You are correct that their first number one hit came in 1965 and was written by Lew DeWitt, it was Flowers on the Wall. Atlanta Blue another song by The Statler Brothers was from 1984. Steve Sanders was with The Oak Ridge Boys, he was a replacement for William Lee Golden when he left The Oak Ridge Boys in 1987. William Lee Golden returned to The Oak Ridge Boys in 1995, sadly in 1998 Steve Sanders took his own life, suicide. If you're not sure of your information Al, all you have to do is check the websites of the entertainers. This information is known to me because I was a broadcaster for many years in country radio and I have met The Statler Brothers and The Oak Ridge Boys. I know their background. For you again check the group's websites, even Wikipedia to get correct information.
@@monerz1 I took the time to help you with the facts. Obviously that was my mistake. You are just a troll or a fool. If this is how you get your kicks you have a shallow life.
This is a rare song where they all sing solos.
Real Music when we had Morality .
They were my favorite singers
A great event in our house was watching the Statler Brothers Variety show and then the Grand Old Opry on the Nashville Network. miss the days
IS IT A "LIST" SONG? OR A STORY SONG? I DON'T CARE...I LOVE EM ALL!!!!
Another great one from The Statlers!
I got an autographed picture of the Statlers for Christmas. WOOOOOO!!!
bigoldinosaur I saw them with my parents when I was 5. They signed autographs after the show and my dad wanted to get a picture of me with them. My mom didn't think he could pull that off, but he coated with the keyboard player and arranged it. Unfortunately, my mom used up all the film. Bummer, but from what I recall, a good show. Good memries.
They were always happy to accommodate their fans. Joe Engman
Wonderful group
Love the statlers
The Oak Ridge Boys also did, "All the Gold in California". They're from Oregon.
I am from Baltimore
1:11 - one of THEE most-depressing lines I've ever heard in a song!
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The Statler Brothers got their start in 1964 as part of the Johnny Paycheck show. They later wrote a song honoring him entitled, "We Got Paid by Paycheck".
I'm pretty sure it was Johnny Cash who Helped The Statlers as his backup group in The Johnny cash show in 64 till 72 I believe and oh The title of the song was "We Got Paid By Cash" in their 10th anniversary Album with mercury records in 1980 and the "10th Anniversary" was the title of their album.
Stfu dumbass they got started on The Johhny Cash show. Do some research
@@paulrolf9011 Oh I see your mistake. You're thinking of Alan Jackson . A lot of folks make that mistake .
@@monerz1 hey Fuck you dumbass THEY GOT THERE START ON THE JOHHNY CASH SHOW. ITS A FUCKING FACT AND NOT A MISTAKE GET OFF YOUR LAZY DUMBASS AND DO SOME RESEARCH!
@@paulrolf9011 I think they sang, "Elvira".
From left to right they've Harold Reid, William Lee Golden, Don Reid, & Joe Bonsall.
No, it's Harold Reid, Phil Balsley, Don Reid, & Jimmy Fortune. Golden & Bonsall are in the Oak Ridge Boys
Duane Allen & Richard Sterban were originally with the Statler Brothers. Lew DeWitt then joined Highway 101.
The Statler Brothers got their name because they are all brothers & their actual last name is Statler.
Their first #1 hit came in 1965 ^ was written by Lew DeWitt. It was entitled, "Atlanta Blue".
Steve Sanders was with the group Alabama.
@@monerz1 Wow, Al you have some wild information, and it is incorrect. Dwayne Allen and Richard Sterban have never been a part of The Statler Brothers they are with The Oak Ridge Boys. Lew DeWitt has never been a part of Highway 101. Lew retired from the statler's in 1982 due to his battle with crohn's disease, that is when Jimmy Fortune joined the Statler Brothers. The group got their name Statler from a box of tissues that they saw in a hotel room early on in their career. Their personal name is not Statler. There are two brothers Harold and Don Reid. The other members are Phil Balsley, Lew DeWitt who had to retire, and Jimmy Fortune. As Harold Reid has joked over the years, their name could have been the kleenex Brothers.
You are correct that their first number one hit came in 1965 and was written by Lew DeWitt, it was Flowers on the Wall. Atlanta Blue another song by The Statler Brothers was from 1984.
Steve Sanders was with The Oak Ridge Boys, he was a replacement for William Lee Golden when he left The Oak Ridge Boys in 1987. William Lee Golden returned to The Oak Ridge Boys in 1995, sadly in 1998 Steve Sanders took his own life, suicide.
If you're not sure of your information Al, all you have to do is check the websites of the entertainers.
This information is known to me because I was a broadcaster for many years in country radio and I have met The Statler Brothers and The Oak Ridge Boys. I know their background. For you again check the group's websites, even Wikipedia to get correct information.
Oh. So, the Oak Ridge Boys did, "The Devil Went Down to Georgia"? By the way, it's "Duane" Allen. Willie Wynn was with the group Alabama.
@@monerz1 I took the time to help you with the facts. Obviously that was my mistake. You are just a troll or a fool. If this is how you get your kicks you have a shallow life.