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The Louvin Brothers "Satan Is Real" Color:Flames of Hell Red New York" took on newBolstered by one of the most celebrated and startlingly unique record covers ever, 1959's Satan Is Real delves into a strange netherworld of Country that no longer exists. Touching on the Louvin's fire and brimstone southern Baptist upbringing, the title track's spoken recitation proclaims the existence of the devil himself. Featuring the iconic 'There's a Higher Power' and 'The Christian Life' (covered by the Byrds on Sweetheart of the Rodeo), Satan