The Warner Bros. Years

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Call Number: CD Country Earle Warner Oversize
On Shelf At: Downtown Library

Location & Checkout Length	Call Number	Checkout Length	Item Status
Downtown 3rd Floor, CDs 2-week checkout	CD Country Earle Warner Oversize	2-week checkout	On Shelf
Downtown 3rd Floor, CDs 2-week checkout	CD Country Earle Warner Oversize	2-week checkout	Due 04-27-2024

Disc 1, Train a comin'. Mystery train, pt. 2 (2:33) -- Hometown blues (2:41) -- Sometimes she forgets (3:01) -- Mercenary song (2:39) -- Goodbye (4:57) -- Tom Ames' prayer (3:02) -- Nothin' without you (3:02) -- Angel is the devil (2:12) -- I'm looking through you (2:28) -- Northern winds (1:40) -- Ben McCulloch (4:09) -- Rivers of Babylon (3:03) -- Tecumseh valley (4:28)
Disc 2, I feel alright. Feel alright (3:03) -- Hard-core troubadour (2:40) -- More than I can do (2:37) -- Hurtin' me, hurtin' you (3:20) -- Now she's gone (2:48) -- Poor boy (2:55) -- Valentine's day (2:59) -- The unrepentant (4:30) -- CCKMP (4:31) -- Billy and Bonnie (3:38) -- South Nashville blues (2:28) -- You're still standin' there (3:24)
Disc 3, El corazón. Christmas in Washington (4:58) -- Taneytown (5:13) -- If you fall (4:10) -- I still carry you around (2:45) / with the 7102 Del McCoury Band -- Telephone road (3:42) -- Somewhere out there (3:46) -- You know the rest (2:11) -- N.Y.C. (3:37) -- Poison lovers (3:47) -- The other side of town (4:17) -- Here I am (2:38) -- Ft. Worth blues (4:02)
Disc 4, Live at the Polk Theater, Nashville, Tennessee, December 1, 1995. Mystery train, pt. 2 (2:51) -- Hometown blues (2:49) -- The devil's right hand (3:21) -- Angel is the devil (2:41) -- Walls of time (5:02) / with Bill Monroe and Peter Rowan -- Sometimes she forgets (3:35) -- You know the rest (2:10) -- I'm looking through you (3:06) -- Rivers of Babylon (4:08) / with Emmylou Harris -- Goodbye (5:30) -- Nothin' without you (3:51) / with Emmylou Harris -- When will we be married (4:02) -- Northern winds ; Ben McCulloch (5:28) -- Copperhead road (5:02)
Disc 5 (DVD), To hell and back, Cold Creek Correctional Facility, Tennessee, 1996. Feel alright -- Hard-core troubadour -- The devil's right hand -- More than I can do -- South Nashville blues -- Ellis unit one -- The unrepentant -- Copperhead road -- Guitar town -- It takes a lot to laugh, it takes a train to cry.
Steve Earle, vocals ; various accompanying musicians.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

Great Collection submitted by kencza on August 15, 2021, 11:31pm Three of Steve Earle's best Studio Albums and two live concerts(1 DVD) with cuts from different eras of his career is enough to to please even the most devoted fan. He has been prolific artist for a long time with a list of collaborators second to none. Whether you like or dislike his politics, or his personal history, you cannot deny his talent and influence in modern music history.