Via BillboardSatan is real. So is Charlie Louvin. Real loved by fellow musicians, that is. The remaining half of influential country act The Louvin Brothers (who put out the album with possibly the best ever name and cover, pictured above) will release a self-titled album on Tompkins Square Records Februrary 20th of next year. Ready for the rundown of big-name collaborators? Feast on these: Jeff Tweedy, Mac McCaughan, Eef Barzelay, Kurt Wagner, Will Oldham, Elvis Costello, and George Jones. That colorful cast will take on Louvin Brothers material as well as tunes from the Monroe Brothers, Jimmie Rogers, and the Carter Family.
Track list after the jump... "Must You Throw Dirt in My Face," featuring George Jones
"Great Atomic Power," featuring Jeff Tweedy
"Blues Stay Away From Me," featuring Bobby Bare Sr., Tom T. Hall and Marty Stuart
"The Christian Life," featuring Eef Barzalay
"When I Stop Dreaming," featuring Elvis Costello, Mac McCaughan and Pete Cummings
"Waiting for a Train," featuring George Jones and Marty Stuart
"Kneeling Drunkard's Plea," featuring Alex McManus
"Worried Man Blues," featuring Bobby Bare Sr., Kurt Wagner and Marty Stuart
"Grave on the Green Hillside," featuring Marty Stuart and Tift Merritt
"Knoxville Girl," featuring Will Oldham and Marty Stuart
"Ira," featuring Marty Stuart
"My Long Journey Home," featuring David Kilgour
[...] is. The living half of the influential duo the Louvin Brothers, Charlie has already released a guest-star laden self-titled album this year and toured behind it. Hell, that would be enough in one twelve-month period for musicians [...]