Great story by Mr. Harold Reid, the jail bird, ha ha! Love his humor! Thanks for the memories.

The Statler Brothers were always the best group.I’ve seen them many times

There will NEVER BE another quartet as memorial as the Statler Brothers!!!!

Their will never be another group as good as THE Statlers,,Harold will be missed a real guy to us,never forget their shows😢

So thrilled to see them at Fort Leonard Wood in basic training in 1967 as a backup band for Johnny Cash. Faithfully followed them ever since. .

We will all miss Harold Reid on the Statler's so much. I did not realize Harold was 80 years old when he passed this year.

So sad for the loss of Harold Reid recently.

We'll go to our grave loving you Harold Reid.

In the mid 70's I would not listen to the Statler Bro's but now I'm 60 and yes I would . I grew up from Rock and Roll

How blessed we were to grow up w/The Statler Bros & The Oak Ridge Boys!! And not only that, we grew up w/the amazing Kenny Roger's. Along w/the late, great beautiful Dottie West!! I wouldn't change a thing in my life!! The best of country was years ago & how much we are all still dedicated to these legends!! We'll never see the likes of them again. RIP to those we've lost through the years too.

Harold, I remember 45's as a kid and singing along to you guys on the radio. Also fondly remember watching your tv show with my grandparents. Great music and the comedy was always clean and very funny. Miss hearing/seeing you guys, lots of great memories.

R.I.P Harold Reid my thoughts and prayers goes out to his family and to the Statler Brothers they lost a true friend

I hope they are all well...God Bless them for all the great times they gave to us, the fans!

We grew up to the Statler brothers and one on my moms favorite song was Flowers on the Wall. She got to meet them and said they were all so kind and approachable. I grew up to watching Captain Kangaroo in the mid 60's. When ever I hear that song it takes me back to a safe wonderful time as a kid... When country was true class and royalty.. RIP Harold and Lew..

My mom loved the Statler Brothers. We took her to their show when they came to Columbia Missouri. Barbara Mandrell was the opening act. Great time, great memories.

Thanks for the memories. Only group singing that could be individual.

I've always loved you Statler brother . You were & still are my favorite singing group. You were always dresses so nice. Never said any bad words. I love you gjuys.

R.I.P. HAROLD

I really love the statler brothers true country musicains

They have their dad's voices, pretty cool.

I Liked Hearing The Song He's More Than A Name On The Wall.

I love these guys.They are the best.

Rest in peace Mr.Reid

You guys are wonderful singers. Awesome guys.

I just discovered this and sadly also discovered that Harold passed just a couple days ago. Loved their music and just ordered the book. My sincere condolences to the family.

I saw them live in Lou. Ky. after Jimmy joined the group, and wrote Elizabeth. That was the last song of the night. I thought to myself, ole Jimmy has gone and put the Statler Bros back on the map.

We really miss you guys. I never got to go to your concerts, mainly cause I was to broke to go. I appreciate you tube and getting to see you guys on TV. I hope you guys will still do a occasional special.

I LOVE THE STATLER BROTHERS

The stories are so good ....I love Harold's humor and all you guys are so lighthearted....I miss laughter the world so needs more humor and family togetherness like you all have...just beautiful to watch....Peace be with you all....😇🙏❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏

Loved the Statlers! Saw them live 3 times in Maine. Brenda Lee, Ricky Scaggs, and Reba Macintyre were opening acts--Awesome!!

Harold was one cool cat.

In Vietnam I listened to the Statlers during the 'Country' segments on Armed Forces Radio. What comfort. I listened to them to the end. Thanks guys and God Bless Lew.

My aunt Naomi was precouse me she loved your music. God bless you. And thank You for enriching our lives.

I enjoyed the Statlers and love hearing about their life of crime. LOL. I loved when they sang gospel.

You boys talk just like your dads.... I love you all together like this....Thank you for showing this...God bless you all

The 1st time I ever heard Lester Moran was from WESC in Greenville, SC with Wally Mullenax, the 'Mouth of the South' and Russ Castle and I put a dump truck in the DITCH! Later on I got a c.d of the 'Cowboys' and my young kids acted out the parts on that thing. Mercy, what memories!

R.I.P. Harold....'play us out, Witchita'!

Lot of talent right there

The boys sound just like their dads.

going to have to order this book. 😵

They boys aged pretty good and still seem to have some fun. Thanks for sharing!

the statler brothers are the best country and gospel band ever.they stayed true to their roots.that is the truth.that is why they will be remembered as the best band ever.they are so personable,and harold is so funny. i will miss them but thank goodness for the posts everyone has of them. they will always be my only love,and my favorite band in every kind of music.may god bless the statler brothers and their families,and thankyou for your music and memories.

RiP Harold Reid You will be miss

I loved the starlet bros and their music .there sons look just like them.r i

My Grandson 'ANTMAN' was at a show in Charlotte,N.C. and saw there show.

I love them💜🌵

Love these guys

Yes I wondered if Phil and Lew had sons who could sing... you know exactly where this is going- just a dream. We've lost so much of America since the 9-11 False Flag. A second generation Statler quartet would be incredible.

Funny as hell

I love it! And any of y'all yearning to hear good 4 part harmony need to tune in to Bluegrass and Gospel, and one of the best currently is Dailey and Vincent who do Statler Brothers covers that will blow your hat off! Seriously some Statlers level talent out there still, but always love the original Harold, Phil, Don, Lew and Jimmy!

Rip Harold Reid

Harold and Don please consider making a song and/or a video regarding America. At this point in time we the people need a touch from the past to rally the old time beliefs that formed our great nation. John Wayne has passed, Roy Rogers has passed......you guys are the only living reality of the "real" past we have (Great Entertainers). You have and still represent the United States of America as historic patriots. Please consider this request. The younger generation need to hear from you.

I knew Harold Reid was already guilty of stealing my heart, but a smuggler?!?!? Geez!

They were my first real concert! It was at the cow palace in San Francisco.

My sister in-law went to your Fair well performance .she asked me if she wanted her to bring me back anything I said yes. The Statler brothers. The next day when she came over I went out side and looked. I come back in and said where are they. She said what I said the Statler brothers...

I remember the 45s lol.

Yeah Harold, I remember 45's. I guess that's a Baby Boomer thing.

He should have serenaded the jailers. Maybe they would had an easier time.

Truckers in USA play Statlers tonight

@flashback96 I agree. It's crazy cool.

So disrespectful they couldn't include the other two Statler Brothers

I don't know if it's true or not. Back in the early nineties when I went into law enforcement I worked with a guy who said he was once offered a job to be the bodyguard so to speak for the daughter of Don's while she was in college. He didn't say what year this occurred in. Once in a blue moon that pops into my mind whenever I see or hear some Statler Brother's. I can't ask the person who told me this because he has since past away.

Someone please what is the name of the song that the statlers are singing in the background when the video starts?

How can I the book

i know what A 45 IS , STILL HAVE SOME

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Jj

Dear Author, It would be better, rather than say random memories, to connect the so-called randomness together for the reader of any book. . The reader will automatically make their own connections in any book it reads, the opportunitiy to impose an individual bias or view is lost, if the contents of the book are random; leaving the reader supposedly, to peruse the index at the back for any connectedness with anything else. . Bad title. Cheers from, del-boy.

Boring "interview", but did those two young guys win life's lottery or what?