Gospel, country and bluegrass legend Charlie Louvin graces Webster Groves this Friday night. The Country Music Hall of Famer will play Gazebo Park in Webster Groves at 7 pm.

Louvin is best known for his steady melody singing in the Louvin Brothers duo of the 1950s and 1960s. Their hits included “Cash on the Barrelhead” and “When I Stop Dreaming.”

A tribute CD, “Livin, Lovin, Losin: The Songs of the Louvin Brothers” won the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Country Album.

Charlie’s brother and harmonizer, Ira Louvin, died in 1965 in a car accident near Williamsburg, Mo., east of Jefferson City. He had been returning home to Alabama after performing in Kansas City.

Charlie Louvin

Friday, June 27, 7 pm

Old Orchard Gazebo, Corner of Big Bend and Old Ochard, across the street from Weber’s and McDonald’s.

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http://www.webstergroves.org

The film “A Mighty Wind” will follow Louvin’s set. Louvin may not stick around after the show as he has to be in the Wisconsin Dells the next day.