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Tag Archives: Steve Earle
Top Ten for 2009?
From the moment I sussed out the info that Steve Earle was releasing “Townes”, I knew I’d have to have that one. It’s a forever keeper. And, Guy Clark’s “Sometimes the Song Writes You” was getting multiple rave reviews before I’d ever heard of it, so I internet-ordered that. Kris Kristofferson’s “Closer to the Bone” kept me camped out by the mailbox for a while. Well worth the frostbite, though. Continue reading
Gracey’s Favoritest CDs in 2007
I am still listening to Icky Thump (White Stripes) and enjoying it more each time, so maybe that’s my favorite album of 2007. I really think Jack White brings something unexpected to the table every single time and you gotta … Continue reading
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Tagged Allison Moorer, Bettye LaVette, Jason Isbell, Levon Helm, Steve Earle, Tommy Womack
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Steve Earle Plays Nice!
Steve Earle is one of the most entertaining wordsmiths still slinging his guitar around these days. He got it honestly, learning from the likes of Townes Van Zandt and Guy Clark. A little younger than Guy, seems Steve is keeping … Continue reading
Mucklewain – August 19, 2006
Did you hear about Mucklewain? A brand new festival they held in Harriman, Tennessee, in August. Unbelievable SlackerCountry line-up (Steve Earle, Todd Snider, Scott Miller, Lucero, the Yayhoos, Jason Ringenberg, Kevin Kinney, Daddy – Will Kimbrough & Tommy Womack, Cory … Continue reading
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Tagged Daddy, Mucklewain, Scott Miller, Steve Earle, Todd Snider
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Steve Earle – The Revolution Starts Now
“The Revolution Starts Now” (Artemis Records) is not Steve Earle’s best work but it’s still pretty dang good. He threw it together in a hurry to get his message out during the 2004 presidential campaign and it serves the purpose … Continue reading