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  • Aware of their gifts and spurred by Ira's single-minded ambition, the brothers set out on the road to the Grand Ole Opry while still in their teens.

    In and Out of Harmony Alec Solomita 2012

  • Got herself a plate, then heard Ira's laugh behind her.

    White People Problems (part 1) Thomas Pluck 2011

  • Ira's drunken tantrums moved onstage, where he would shatter his mandolin and browbeat the audience.

    In and Out of Harmony Alec Solomita 2012

  • As the brothers struggled to break through as performers, other acts had success with Ira's tunes—songs ranging from the traditional-sounding gospel tune "God Saved My Soul" to the comic "Is Zat You, Myrtle?"

    In and Out of Harmony Alec Solomita 2012

  • Ira's four whiskey-fueled marriages were spectacularly violent, with Charlie often the reluctant peacemaker.

    In and Out of Harmony Alec Solomita 2012

  • Perhaps because of the spare instrumentation of Charlie's guitar and Ira's mandolin, as well as their heart-felt harmonies, they influenced the Everly Brothers, the Byrds, and country rock legend Gram Parsons.

    Russ Wellen: What Would End-Timers Do Without the Threat of Nuclear Annihilation? Russ Wellen 2011

  • Perhaps because of the spare instrumentation of Charlie's guitar and Ira's mandolin, as well as their heart-felt harmonies, they influenced the Everly Brothers, the Byrds, and country rock legend Gram Parsons.

    Russ Wellen: What Would End-Timers Do Without the Threat of Nuclear Annihilation? Russ Wellen 2011

  • Perhaps because of the spare instrumentation of Charlie's guitar and Ira's mandolin, as well as their heart-felt harmonies, they influenced the Everly Brothers, the Byrds, and country rock legend Gram Parsons.

    Russ Wellen: What Would End-Timers Do Without the Threat of Nuclear Annihilation? Russ Wellen 2011

  • Perhaps because of the spare instrumentation of Charlie's guitar and Ira's mandolin, as well as their heart-felt harmonies, they influenced the Everly Brothers, the Byrds, and country rock legend Gram Parsons.

    Russ Wellen: What Would End-Timers Do Without the Threat of Nuclear Annihilation? Russ Wellen 2011

  • Learning from Sacred Harp, their father's banjo playing and country singers like Roy Acuff and Bill Monroe, Ira and Charlie developed a stunning, uniquely close harmony, with Ira's pure, versatile tenor winding around Charlie "singing low."

    In and Out of Harmony Alec Solomita 2012

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