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And even when Earle gets a bit teary-eyed on ‘My Old Friend the Blues’ and ‘Little Rock ‘n’ Roller,’ he showed off a battle-scarred heart that was tougher and harder-edged than most of his competition. While Earle’s songs bore a certain resemblance to the Texas outlaw ethos (think Waylon Jennings in ‘Lonesome, On’ry and Mean’ mode), they displayed a literate anger and street-smart snarl that set him apart from the typical Music Row hack, and no one in Nashville in 1986 was able (or willing) to write anything like the title song, a hilarious and harrowing tale of life on the road (‘Well, I gotta keep rockin’ while I still can/Got a two-pack habit and motel tan’) or the bitterly unsentimental account of small-town life ‘Someday’ (‘You go to school, where you learn to read and write/So you can walk into the county bank and sign away your life’), the latter of which may be the best Bruce Springsteen song the Boss didn’t write. On Steve Earle’s first major American tour following the release of his debut album, Guitar Town, Earle found himself sharing a bill with Dwight Yoakam one night and the Replacements another, and one listen to the album explains why – while the music was country through and through, Earle showed off enough swagger and attitude to intimidate anyone short of Keith Richards. Earle’s blend of rock, folk, and country here became the blueprint for his trademark sound and a rich music career, earning him the distinction of being the father of alt-country in the process. and Tony Brown, the staggering 10-song set finds the throwback singer/songwriter as equal parts country-folk minstrel and working class ambassador, spinning fully-formed tales of yesteryear with considerable aplomb. This 30th anniversary edition has been remastered from the original tapes.Ī protégé of legendary songwriters Townes Van Zandt and Guy Clark, Steve Earle quickly became a master storyteller in his own right, with the release of his triumphant roots-rock 1986 debut, Guitar Town, which topped the Billboard Country Album charts and garnered two Grammy nominations, one for Best Male Country Vocalist and one for Best Country Song for the title track. Guitar Town has also been included on the Rolling Stone list of the 500 greatest albums of all time and was named one of the best albums of the 1980s.

Steve Earle’s debut album, released in 1986, rocketed him to the top of the Billboard country chart, garnered two Grammy nominations and yielded a hit single at two formats: the title track went top 10 at country radio and top 20 at rock.

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