中文名：查理·洛文 外文名：Charlie Louvin 原名：Charles Elzer Loudermilk 国籍：美国 出生地：阿拉巴马州 职业：歌手、作曲家 生日：1927年7月7日 简介：Charles Elzer Loudermilk，艺名Charlie Louvin，（1927年7月7日 - 2011年1月26日）是一位美国乡村音乐歌手和词曲作者。他以Louvin Brothers成员之一的身份最为人熟知，自 1955 年起成为Grand Ole Opry的成员。 从艺历程：As half of , Charlie Louvin (born Charlie Elzer Loudermilk on July 7, 1927) was one of the most influential musicians of the '40s and '50s; defined close harmony duet singing for several generations of country fans. After disbanded in 1963, Charlie began a solo career, recording for until 1972. During that time, he had two Top Ten hits -- "I Don't Love You Anymore" (number four, 1964) and "See the Big Man Cry" (number seven, 1965) -- as well as a series of minor hits. Louvin continued to perform and record for a variety of labels into the 21st century. The eponymous album Charlie Louvin was released in 2007 on the label and featured a cast of characters including , , , , and . It was nominated for a Grammy Award the following year, thus prompting Louvin to continue releasing new material. Steps to Heaven, a collection of traditional gospel tunes, arrived in 2008, followed two months later by the tragedy-themed Charlie Louvin Sings Murder Ballads and Disaster Songs. Two albums were released in 2010: The Battles Rage On, produced by Mitchell Brown and featuring songs about war and redemption; and Hickory Wind, a live set recorded at City Auditorium in Waycross, GA in 2009. Charlie Louvin died of complications from pancreatic cancer on January 26, 2011; he was 83 years old.