rendition of the Devil as several hidden tires soaked in kerosene burn behind them as fire and brimstone. While some reviewers count this as being one of the "greatest iconic album covers of all time", the cover can also be found today on several websites celebrating unusual or bizarre album covers. The cover has also become an Internet meme on a number of websites such as Fark, where it has been posted in discussion threads as an example of religious views of the era. The opening bars of the album's title track "Satan Is Real" can be heard at the beginning of Hank Williams III's "Medley: Straight to Hell / Satan Is Real", on his Straight to Hell album of 2006. It is also excerpted in Will Ferrell's 2009 one-man Broadway show, You're Welcome America. A Final Night With George W Bush. Partial discography 1956: The Louvin Brothers (MGM) 1956: Tragic Songs of Life (Capitol) 1957: Nearer My God to Thee (Capitol) 1958: Ira and Charlie (Capitol) 1958: The Family Who Prays (Capitol) 1958: Country Love Ballads (Capitol) 1959: Satan Is Real (Capitol) 1960: My Baby's Gone (Capitol) 1960: A Tribute to the Delmore Brothers (Capitol) 1961: Encore (Capitol) 1961: Christmas with the Louvin Brothers (Capitol) 1962: The Weapon of Prayer (Capitol) 1963: Keep Your Eyes on Jesus (Capitol) 1964: The Louvin Brothers Sing and Play Their Current Hits (Capitol) 1965: Thank God for My Christian Home (Capitol) 1966: Ira and Charles (Hilltop) 1967: Two Different Worlds (Capitol) 1967: The Great Roy Acuff Songs (Capitol) 1968: Country Heart and Soul (Capitol) 1973: The Great Gospel Singing of The Louvin Brothers (Capitol) 1975: Live at New River Ranch (Copper Creek) 1976: I Don't Believe You Met My Baby (Hilltop) 1978: Songs That Tell a Story (Rounder) 1990: Early MGM Recordings (Rounder) 1992: Close Harmony (Bear Family Records) 1995: Greatest Hits (Capitol) 1995: When I Stop Dreaming: The Best of the Louvin Brothers (Razor & Tie) 2006: The Essential Louvin Brothers 1955–1964: My Baby's Gone (Raven) Charted singles AB-side to "You're Running Wild". References External links Charlie Louvin interview – July 2010, awaitngtheflood.com Country Music Hall of Fame, Nashville – report on Charlie Louvin's 80th birthday, 2007 State of Mind – A Word with Charlie Louvin – January 2009 Livin' Lovin' Losin' the Louvin Way. Retrieved January 22, 2010. Charlie's life from 1927 to the present on Raised Country! Country music groups