By Jim Asker Following a long battle with kidney failure, Harold Reid, a founding member of The Statler ... Only two of The Statler Brothers were actual siblings: Reid and younger brother Don ...

Despite the group's rise to fame the members all kept their permanent homes in ... or fathers simply watching their kids play baseball, they were part of the famed Statler Brothers. "It changed their ...

Country Music Hall of Famer Harold Reid, founding member of the Statler ... and striking bass vocals were integral elements of the well-loved and respected Statler Brothers, who put out more ...

Question: Did a member of the Statler Brothers commit suicide? Is the group still around? Answer: The Statler Brothers' original tenor, Lew DeWitt, died Aug. 15, 1990; the cause of death was ...

The Statler Brothers excelled in storytelling through music, often addressing themes that were both personal and universal. While many of their songs were playful and lighthearted, like "Flowers ...

This past year she was a cast member of The Discovery Channel's ... "If I could ever be what the Statler Brothers were to me that's an honor in itself." Ferguson remembers listening to the ...

Harold Reid, a founding member and bass singer of the ... Remembering the Stars We've Lost in 2020 The Statler Brothers won three Grammy Awards and were named the top vocal group by the Country ...

Harold Reid, founding member of Staunton's famous group the ... Reid's songwriting, humor and striking bass vocals were integral elements of the well-loved and respected Statler Brothers, who put out ...

Mr. Reid, a founding member of the group, was the Statler Brothers’ de facto leader as ... of ’57” and “Do You Remember These,” were written or co-written by Mr. Reid, who often injected ...

The Statler Brothers' member admits that they are actually the ones who started the story. "I'll tell you how that got started," Fortune says in an interview. "We were in Tuscon, Arizona.

Retired teacher John Rimel of Fluvanna County is best known for songs sung by the Statler Brothers. But the “More ... He asked if the other students were also writing songs and she said he ...

To this day she's a big fan of the Statler Brothers, a legendary country music group from Staunton who, for 25 years, performed a free concert at Moxie Stadium every Fourth of July. People were ...