Steve Earle Nashville, Tennessee
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The Saint Of Lost Causes
by Justin Townes Earle
supported by 13 fans who also own “Washington Square Serenade”
Great album by one of the best American songwriters of any era. RIP.
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Metamodern Sounds In Country Music
by Sturgill Simpson
Kids In The Street
by Justin Townes Earle
supported by 8 fans who also own “Washington Square Serenade”
I’ve always felt this album did not receive the credit it should among JTE’s catalogue. It had different musicians and a different producer but I feel overall this is one of his strongest records. It has a few of his most brutally honest autobiographical songs in his entire catalogue with the differing songs of 15-25 and Kids in the Street. To me JTE was at his best when he was tapping into his hardships and life experiences. He painted such vivid imagery with his lyrics.
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Natural Time
by Matney Cook
Big, gutsy country music from Matney Cook, with exuberant vocals and tasteful, stately arrangements.
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Big Grass
by Family Jordan
Australian collective Family Jordan explore complex emotions through soft alt-country songs that take the bucolic with the bittersweet.
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Dark Wheels Turn Above Our Heads
by Lewis Burner
Hard-edged alt-country that draws on the pinwheeling melodies of bluegrass and classic folk, bolstering them with pounding rhythms.
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The Good Life
by Justin Townes Earle
supported by 8 fans who also own “Washington Square Serenade”
Honestly I can’t think of a better crafted record in the last 15 years. It has so many styles infused that date back multiple decades. The instrumentation is phenomenal. The lyrics are so gut wrenching and heartfelt throughout. JTE passing away was a tragedy to music. However now looking back after his death his songs were speaking so much about him and what he was going through. A perfect example of this is Who Am I To Say. Wow. Other standouts are: Turn Out My Lights & Far Away In Another To
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