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Chanteur Country US né le 17 Janvier 1955 à Fort Monroe
(Virginie). Steve Earle passe ses dernières années d'adolescence à parcourir le
Texas en stop avec sa guitare dans le but de devenir un grand hors-la-loi de la
musique country comme
Waylon Jennings,
Willie Nelson ou Townes Van Zandt. Il arrive à Nashville en 1974 avec
6 dollars en poche et commence à jouer avec le songwriter texan
Guy Clark.
Il sort son premier album Guitar Town en 1986 seulement et se retrouve à la tête
du mouvement néo-country ou Alt-Country avec
Dwight Yoakam.
L'album suivant, Exit O est trop rock au goût de Nashville. Ce qui ne dérange
pas Earle qui continue son chemin imperturbable. En 1988 sort l'album Copperhead
Road qui encore une fois mélange morceaux Country et Rock. Il y ajoute aussi une
touche irlandaise avec la chanson Johnny come Lately enregistrée avec The Pogues.
Maria McKee, ex-Lone Justice, participe aussi pour une chanson.
À cette époque, Steve Earle qui a déjà quatre mariages derrière lui se marie une
cinquième fois et déménage à Los Angeles. Il se laisse alors aller à la drogue
et devient accro au crack. Viré par sa maison de disques MCA, il revient à
Nashville, se sépare de sa femme, et s'enfonce plus encore dans la drogue. 1993
et 1994 sont deux années terribles passées drogué à errer dans les rues de
Nashville. Il reprend une relation avec sa quatrième épouse, Lou-Ann Gill (selon
Steve, ils se sont réunis « parce que leur divorce n'a pas marché ») mais se
fait arrêter peu après pour possession d'héroïne. Il se cache un temps en
Georgie, puis se rend lorsqu'il apprend par le journal qu'il est condamné à un
an de prison seulement. Il purge sa peine dans un pénitencier du Tennessee, où
il doit se désaccoutumer des drogues sans assistance médicale. Il est finalement
libéré avant la fin de sa peine pour avoir accepté de suivre une cure de
désintoxication.
Libéré en novembre 1994, il se précipite en studio et enregistre l'album
acoustique Train A Comin'. Puis pratiquement dans la foulée I Feel Alright,
album rock et country, dans la lignée de Copperhead road, qui sort en 1996 sur
le label E-Squared qu'il a formé avec Jack Emerson, ex-manager de Jason and the
Scorchers et Georgia Satellites.
Les albums suivants le voient passer du Bluegrass avec l'album The Mountain
enregistré avec
the Del McCoury Band (en 1999) a un son plus rock avec The Revolution Starts
…Now en 2004.
En 2002, il est au cœur de la controverse après la sortie de son album Jerusalem
qui comprend une chanson intitulée John Walker's Blues écrite à la première
personne sur le taliban américain John Walker Lindh.
Il est aussi producteur pour ses propres albums ainsi que pour d'autres artistes
signés sur son label tels The V-Roys (album Just Add Ice, en 1996).
Steve Earle s'est lancé dans l'écriture en 2005 avec un recueil de nouvelles, "Doghouse
Roses", publié en France sous le titre "Les Roses du pardon". En 2011, il a
publié son premier roman, "I'll never get out of this world alive", et un album
du même nom, hommage à son idole de toujours,
Hank Williams. L'ouvrage est paru en France aux éditions l'Écailler sous le
titre "Je ne quitterai pas ce monde en vie".
Il a enfin participé à la série TV HBO The Wire, où il interprète un sponsor
assistant un accro sur une dizaine d'épisodes. Il a réalisé une version du
générique de la série Way Down in the Hole (Tom Waits), pour la 5e et dernière
saison de la série. Il joue aussi dans Treme, une autre série télévisée
américaine créée par David Simon pour HBO, où il interprète Harley Watt, un
musicien de rue.
Guéri de ses mauvaises habitudes, Steve Earle malgré les difficultés reste
fidèle à lui-même et tient à son indépendance rebelle, inclassable entre rock et
country.
De son propre aveu : « Quand quelqu'un me dit de faire quelque chose, j'y
réfléchis généralement quelques secondes, et je fais exactement l'opposé. »
In the
strictest sense, Steve Earle isn't a country artist; he's a roots rocker. Earle
emerged in the mid-'80s, after Bruce Springsteen had popularized populist rock &
roll and
Dwight Yoakam had kick-started the neo-traditionalist movement in country
music. At first, Earle appeared to be more indebted to the rock side than
country, as he played a stripped-down, neo-rockabilly style that occasionally
verged on outlaw country. However, his unwillingness to conform to the rules of
Nashville or rock & roll meant that he never broke through into either genre's
mainstream. Instead, he cultivated a dedicated cult following, drawing from both
the country and rock audiences. Toward the early '90s, his career was thrown off
track by personal problems and substance abuse, but he re-emerged stronger and
healthier several years later, producing two of his most critically acclaimed
albums ever.
Born in Fort Monroe, Virginia, but raised near San Antonio, Texas, Earle
received his first guitar at the age of 11 and, by the time he was 13, had
become proficient enough to win a school-sponsored talent contest. Despite his
talent for music, he proved to be a wild child, often getting in trouble with
local authorities. Furthermore, his rebellious, long-haired appearance and
anti-Vietnam War stance was scorned by local country fans. After completing the
eighth grade, Earle dropped out of school and, at the age of 16, left home with
his uncle Nick Fain to begin traveling across the state. Eventually, he settled
in Houston at the age of 18, where he married his first wife, Sandie, and began
working odd jobs. While in Houston, he met singer/songwriter Townes Van Zandt,
who would become Earle's foremost role model and inspiration. A year later,
Earle moved to Nashville.
Earle worked blue-collar jobs during the day in Nashville; at night, he wrote
songs and played bass in
Guy Clark's backing band, appearing on a cut on
Clark's 1975 album Old No. 1. Steve stayed in Nashville for several years,
making connections within the industry and eventually landing a job as a staff
writer for the publisher Sunbury Dunbar. He eventually grew tired of the city,
however, and returned to Texas, where he assembled a backing band called the
Dukes and began playing local clubs. A year later, he returned to Nashville,
where he married his second wife, Cynthia. The marriage was short-lived and he
quickly married Carol, who gave birth to Earle's first child, a son named
Justin Townes Earle. Carol helped straighten Earle out, at least temporarily;
for a while, he cut back on substances and concentrated on music.
Publishers Roy Dea and Pat Clark signed Earle as a songwriter in the early '80s.
Dea and Clark brought "When You Fall in Love" to
Johnny Lee, who took the song to number 14 on the country charts in 1982.
Additionally,
Carl Perkins cut a version of Steve Earle's own "Mustang Wine," and Zella
Lehr recorded two of his songs as well. With his reputation as a songwriter
growing, Earle expressed a desire to become a recording artist in his own right.
Dea and Clark had recently formed an independent record label called LSI, and
the pair signed Earle to their roster.
Earle's first release was an EP, Pink & Black, issued in 1982. The record
featured a formative version of the Dukes and found a warm reception among
critics, one of whom -- John Lomax -- sent the EP to Epic Records. Impressed
with the songs, Epic signed Earle in 1983; meanwhile, Lomax became his manager.
After releasing the Pink & Black track "Nothin' But You" as a single, however,
Epic sat on the song and refused to promote the record. They concentrated on
their new signing instead, and relations between Earle and his label began to
sour. Earle then entered the studio and cut an album of neo-rockabilly songs
that the label was reluctant to send to radio. They refused to release the
record, suggesting instead that Earle reenter the studio with a new, more
commercially oriented producer, Emory Gordy, Jr. The pair cut four more songs
that were released as two singles, but the records failed.
With his recording career quickly going nowhere, Earle lost his publishing
contract with Dea and Carter. He moved over to Silverline Goldline, where he met
Tony Brown, a producer at MCA Records. When Epic dropped Earle from their roster
in 1984, Brown persuaded MCA to sign Earle instead, and the songwriter further
severed connections to his Epic days by firing Lomax as his manager. He issued
his debut album, Guitar Town, in 1986. Although Earle was grouped into the new
traditionalist movement begun by
Dwight Yoakam and
Randy Travis, he also gained the attention of rock critics and fans who saw
similarities between Earle's populist sentiments and the heartland rock of Bruce
Springsteen and John Mellencamp. Guitar Town became a hit, with its title track
becoming a Top Ten single in the summer of 1986 and "Goodbye's All We've Got
Left" reaching the Top Ten in early 1987. Following the album's success, Epic
quickly assembled a compilation of previously unreleased Earle tracks; the
collection was titled Early Tracks and released in early 1987. Later that year,
the songwriter released his second album, Exit 0, which bore a shared credit for
his backing band the Dukes. Exit 0 signaled a more rock-oriented direction and,
like its predecessor, received critical acclaim, even if it didn't sell as well
as Earle's debut.
Though his career was taking off, Earle's personal life was becoming a wreck. He
had divorced his third wife, married a fourth named Lou, whom he quickly
divorced, and then married an MCA employee named Teresa Ensenat. He was also
delving deeper and deeper into drug and alcohol abuse. With his third album,
1988's Copperhead Road, Earle's rock & roll flirtations came to the forefront
and country radio responded in kind, as none of the album's songs charted or
received much airplay. However, rock radio embraced him, sending the album's
title track into the album rock Top Ten, which helped make the album his highest
charting effort to date. Not only had Copperhead Road been accepted by AOR, but
it established him as a star in Europe, as it included a duet with Irish
punk-folk group the Pogues that signaled his affection for the area. In the late
'80s, Earle frequently toured England and Europe and even produced the
alternative rock band the Bible.
Earle's acceptance by the rock community didn't please the country establishment
in Nashville. Although it briefly seemed as if Earle wouldn't need Nashville's
help anyway, his newfound success quickly began to collapse. Uni, a division of
MCA Records, had released Copperhead Road; just before the album went gold, the
tiny Uni went bankrupt, taking Copperhead Road along with it. Meanwhile, Earle's
addictions and fondness for breaking rules began spinning out of control. On New
Years' Eve, he was arrested in Dallas for assaulting a security guard at his own
concert. He was charged with aggravated assault, fined 500 dollars, and given a
year's unsupervised probation. Sandie, his first wife, sued for more alimony,
and he was served with a paternity suit by a woman in Tennessee. The title of
his 1990 album, The Hard Way, reflected such problems, as did the record's tough,
dark sound. Though the release was critically acclaimed and spawned a minor AOR
hit with "The Other Kind," it received no support from the country market and
quickly fell off the charts.
The commercial failure of The Hard Way was just the beginning of a round of
serious setbacks for Earle. Later in 1990, he recorded an album of material that
MCA refused to release. Instead, the label decided to issue the live album Shut
Up and Die Like an Aviator in 1991. They terminated Earle's record contract
shortly thereafter, and Earle delved deep into cocaine and heroin addiction in
the following years. He had several run-ins with the law, including a 1994
arrest in Nashville for possession of heroin. Although sentenced to a year in
jail, Earle served time in rehab instead, and the treatment worked.
Earle was released from the rehab center in late 1994 and began working again.
In 1995, he signed to Winter Harvest and released the acoustic Train a Comin',
his first studio album in five years. Train a Comin' received terrific reviews
and strong sales, despite Earle's claim that the label botched the album's song
sequence. The attention led to a new record contract with Warner Bros., who
released I Feel Alright in early 1996 and El Corazon in 1997; both garnered
strong reviews and respectable sales. Earle had returned from the brink and
reestablished himself as a vital artist. In the process, he won back the country
audience he had abandoned in the late '80s. The Mountain, a bluegrass record cut
with
the Del McCoury Band, followed in 1999, and a year later Earle returned with
Transcendental Blues, produced by T-Bone Burnett.
While Earle had long displayed a strong political streak (particularly in his
opposition to the death penalty), his leftist views took center stage on his
2002 album, Jerusalem. Written and recorded in the wake of the terrorist attacks
of September 11, 2001, Jerusalem dealt openly with Earle's divided feelings
about America's "war on terror" and the West's ignorance of the Islamic faith,
and included a song about John Walker Lindh, a young American who was discovered
to be fighting with Taliban forces, called "John Walker's Blues." Earle's
refusal to condemn Lindh in his lyrics quickly made the song (and the album) a
political hot potato, but Earle embraced the controversy and became a frequent
guest on news and editorial broadcasts, defending his work and clarifying his
views on terrorism, patriotism, and the role of popular artists in a time of
crisis. Earle's tour in support of Jerusalem was documented in the 2003 concert
film and live album Just an American Boy, and in the summer of 2004, as the
American occupation of Iraq dragged on and an upcoming presidential election
loomed in the minds of many, Earle released The Revolution Starts...Now, an
album of songs informed by the war in Iraq and the abuses of the George W. Bush
administration.
Live at Montreux, recorded at a 2005 show, was released in 2006, followed
by Washington Square Serenade (his first release for New West Records) in 2007.
He also wrote two songs -- "God Is God" and "I Am a Wanderer" -- for Joan Baez's
2008 album, The Day After Tomorrow, and produced the sessions. Earle remained
with New West for his follow-up release, an album of Townes Van Zandt covers
entitled Townes, which was issued in 2009 and won a Grammy for Best Folk
Recording. Earle spent most of the year's remainder and all of 2010 writing and
recording new songs while playing the role of the musician Harley in HBO's
acclaimed television series Treme. A song he wrote for the series, "This City,"
was nominated for both Grammy and Emmy awards.
In early 2011, Earle emerged with his first new recording of original material
since 2007, I'll Never Get Out of This World Alive, which found the songwriter
re-teaming with producer T-Bone Burnett and New West. In the spring of 2013, Earle re-teamed
with longtime collaborator and co-producer Ray Kennedy and his road band called the
Dukes (And Duchesses) to release The Low Highway. He also inked a two-book
publishing deal with Twelve. The first will be a memoir, while the second will
be a novel. As he worked on his literary efforts, Earle didn't neglect his
musical career; he and his latest edition of the Dukes cut a blues-based
album, Terraplane, which was released by New West in February 2015. In 2016, Earle teamed
up with fellow singer and songwriter Shawn Colvin for a collaborative album. Colvin
& Earle featured the friends and colleagues sharing vocals on a few new
originals and a handful of covers. In 2017, Earle returned to the major labels
with the release of So You Wannabe an Outlaw, which also found him returning to
the rough-hewn mix of rock and country that marked his best-known work. The
album, released by Warner Bros., included guest appearances from Willie
Nelson, Miranda
Lambert, and Johnny
Bush.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Earle
Talents : Vocals, Songwriter, Guitar, Bass Guitar, Mandolin, Harmonica, Actor
Style musical : Country Rock, Traditional Country, Alternative Country
Years in activity :
| 1910 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 2000 | 10 | 20 |
DISCOGRAPHY
Singles & EP
| 1982 | EP LSI 8209 (US) |
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PINK AND BLACK - Pink And Black / Nothin' But You / Continental Trailways Blues / Squeeze Me In / My Baby Worships Me |
| 08/1983 | SP EPIC 34-04070 (US) | . | Nothin' But You / Continental Trailways Blues |
| 01/1984 | SP EPIC 34-04307 (US) | . | Squeeze Me In / The Devil's Right Hand |
| 10/1984 | SP EPIC 34-04666 (US) | . | What'll You Do About Me / Cry Myself To Sleep |
| 01/1985 | SP EPIC 34-04784 (US) | . | Little Bit In Love / Crush |
| 01/1986 | SP MCA MCA-52785 (US) | . | Hillbilly Highway / Down The Road |
| 05/1986 | SP MCA MCA-52856 (US) | . | Guitar Town / Little Rock'n Roller |
| 09/1986 | SP MCA MCA-52920 (US) | . | Someday / Hillbilly Highway |
| 1986 | SP MCA MCA-1123 (UK) |
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SOMEDAY - Someday / Guitar Town / Good Ol' Boy (Gettin' Tough) |
| 01/1987 | SP MCA MCA-53011 (US) | . | Goodbye's All We've Got Left / Good Ol' Boy (Gettin' Tough) |
| 03/1987 | SP MCA MCA-1141 (UK) |
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FEARLESS HEART - Fearless Heart / Little Rock 'n' Roller |
| 05/1987 | SP MCA MCA-53103 (US) | . | Nowhere Road / I Ain't Ever Satisfied |
| 09/1987 | SP MCA MCA-53182 (US) | . | Sweet Little '66 / Angry Young Man |
| 01/1988 | SP MCA MCA-53249 (US) | . | Six Days On The Road / The Week Of Living Dangerously |
| 1988 | SP UNI MCA-S45-10012 (US) | . | Copperhead Road / Nothing But A Child |
| 10/1988 | SP MCA MCA-1280 (UK) |
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COPPERHEAD ROAD - Copperhead Road / Little Sister |
| 11/1988 | SP MCA MCA-1301 (UK) |
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Johnny Come Lately / Nothing But A Child |
| 1989 | SP MCA MCA-53532 (US) | . |
Guitar Town
/
Hillbilly Highway |
| 1989 | SP MCA MCA-53608 (US) | . | Someday / Goodbye's All We Have Left |
| 1989 | SP MCA MCA-1319 (UK) |
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Back To The Wall (edit) / Snake Oil |
| 05/1996 | SP DECCA DRNS7-55206 (US) | . |
Maybe Baby (NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND) / Crying, Waiting, Hoping (Marty STUART & Steve EARLE) |
| 04/1997 | CD ARTEMIS 51152 (US) |
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Steve EARLE & The V-ROYS - Johnny Too Bad (sunshine mix) / Johnny Too Bad (hillbilly mix) / Straight Highway (The V-ROYS) / Ellis Unit One (with The FAIRFIELD FOUR) |
| 07/1999 | CD SUB POP 388 (US) |
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Steve EARLE & THE SUPERSUCKERS - Creepy Jackalope Eye / Angel Is The Devil / Before They Make Me Run / Creepy Jackalope Eye (The SUPERSUCKERS) / Angel Is The Devil |
| 04/2001 | SP NEW WEST NW4002 (UK) |
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I'll Never Get Out Of This World Alive / This City |
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Albums
| 1984 | LP 12" EPIC FE 39226 (US) |
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EARLY TRACKS - Nothin' But You / If You Need A Fool / Continental Trailways Blues / Open Up Your Door / Breakdown Lane / Squeeze Me In / Annie, Is Tonight The Night / My Baby Worships Me / Cadillac / Devil's Right Hand | |||||
| 03/1986 | LP 12" MCA MCA-5713 (US) |
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GUITAR TOWN - Guitar Town / Goodbye's All We've Got Left / Hillbilly Highway / Good Ol' Boy / My Old Friend The Blues / Someday / Think It Over / Fearless Heart / Little Rock 'n' Roller / Down The Road | |||||
| 05/1987 | LP 12" MCA MCA-5998 (US) |
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EXIT 0 - Nowhere Road / Sweet Little '66 / N° 29 / Angry Young Man / San Antonio Girl / The Rain Came Down / I Ain't Ever Satisfied / The Week Of Living Dangerously / I Love To You Much / It's All Up To You. | |||||
| 10/1988 | LP 12" UNIVERSAL UNI-7 (US) |
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COPPERHEAD ROAD - Copperhead Road / Snake Oil / Back To The Wall / The Devil's Right Hand / Johnny Come Lately / Even When I'm Blue / You Belong To Me / Waiting On You / Once You Love / Nothing But A Child. | |||||
| 09/1990 | CD MCA MCAD-6430 (US) |
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THE HARD WAY - The Other Kind / Promise You Anything / Esmeralda’s Hollywood / Hopeless Romantics / This Highway’s Mine / Billy Austin / Justice in Ontario / Have Mercy / When The People Find Out / Country Girl / Regular Guy / West Nashville Boogie / Close Your Eyes | |||||
| 09/1991 | CD MCA MCAD-10315 (US) |
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SHUT UP AND DIE LIKE AN AVIATOR - Good Ol' Boy / The Devil's Right Hand / I Ain't Ever Satisfied / Someday / West Nashville Boogie / Snake Oil / Blue Yodel #9 / The Other Kind / Billy Austin / Copperhead Road / Fearless Heart / Guitar Town / I Love You Too Much / She's About A Mover / The Rain Came Down / Dead Flowers | |||||
| 12/1992 | CD WINDSONG WINCD 020 (UK) |
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BBC RADIO 1 LIVE IN CONCERT - Copperhead Road / San Antonio Girl / Even When I’m Blue / My Old Friend The Blues / Someday / The Devil's Right Hand / Down The Road / Snake Oil / Johnny Come Lately / When Will We Be Married? / Little Rock N Roller / Dead Flowers / My Baby Worships Me | |||||
| 03/1993 | CD MCA 10749 (US) |
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ESSENTIAL - Guitar Town / Hillbilly Highway / Devil's Right Hand / Goodbye's All We've Got Left To Say / Six Days On The Road / Someday / Good Ol' Boy (Gettin' Tough) / Copperhead Road / Rain Came Down / I Ain't Ever Satisfied / Nowhere Road / Week Of Living Dangerously / Continental Trailways Blues | |||||
| 03/1995 | CD WINTER HARVEST WH 3302-2 (US) |
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TRAIN A COMIN' - Hometown Blues / Mercenary Song / Goodbye / Tom Ames' Prayer / Nothin' Without You / Angel Is The Devil / I'm Looking Through You / Northern Winds / Ben McCulloch / Rivers Of Babylon / Tecumseh Valley / Sometimes She Forgets / Mystery Train Part II | |||||
| 12/1995 | CD MCA 20912 (US) |
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FEARLESS HEART - I Ain't Ever Satisfied / Someday / Nowhere Road / She's About A Mover / Fearless Heart / San Antonio Girl / Little Rock 'n' Roller / Sweet Little '66 / Six Days On The Road / The Devils Right Hand | |||||
| 03/1996 | CD E-SQUARED / WARNER BROS. 9 46201-2 (US) |
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I FEEL ALRIGHT - Feel Alright / Hard-Core Troubadour / More Than I Can Do / Hurtin' Me, Hurtin' You / Now She's Gone / Poor Boy / Valentine's Day / The Unrepentant / CCKMP / Billy And Bonnie / South Nashville Blues / You're Still Standing There | |||||
| 07/1996 | CD HIP-O 40006 (US) |
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AIN'T EVER SATISFIED - Guitar Town / Good Ol' Boy (Gettin' Tough) / Hillbilly Highway / My Old Friend The Blues / Fearless Heart / Think It Over / Someday / Goodbye's All We've Got Left To Say / State Trooper / I Ain't Ever Satisfied / Nowhere Road / Rain Came Down / I Love You Too Much / Week Of Living Dangerously / Continental Trailways Blues / Six Days On The Road / Copperhead Road / Snake Oil / Even When I'm Blue / Devil's Right Hand / Nothing But A Child / Johnny Come Lately / Dead Flowers / Other Kind / When The People Find Out / Billy Austin / She's About A Mover / West Nashville Boogie | |||||
| 01/1997 | CD E-SQUARED / WARNER BROS. 9 46355-2 (US) |
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TRAIN A COMIN' - Mystery Train Part II / Hometown Blues / Sometimes She Forgets / Mercenary Song / Goodbye / Tom Ames' Prayer / Nothin' Without You / Angel Is The Devil / I'm Looking Through You / Northern Winds / Ben McCulloch / Rivers Of Babylon / Tecumseh Valley | |||||
| 10/1997 | CD E-SQUARED / WARNER BROS. 9 46789-2 (US) |
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EL CORAZON - Christmas In Washington / Taneytown / If You Fall / I Still Carry You Around / Telephone Road / Somewhere Out There / You Know The Rest / N. Y. C. / Poison Lovers / Poison Lovers / The Other Side Of Town / Here I Am / Ft. Worth Blues | |||||
| 02/1999 | CD E-Squared 1064-2 (US) |
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THE MOUNTAIN - Steve EARLE & The Del McCOURY BAND - Texas Eagle / Yours Forever Blue / Carrie Brown / I'm Still In Love With You / The Graveyard Shift / Harlan Man / The Mountain / Outlaw's Honeymoon / Connemara Breakdown / Leroy's Dustbowl Blues / Dixieland / Paddy On The Beat / Long, Lonesome Highway Blues / Pilgrim | |||||
| 04/1999 | CD TELSTAR TV 532 (US) |
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THE VERY BEST OF STEVE EARLE - ANGRY YOUNG MAN - Copperhead Road / The Devil's Right Hand / Johnny Come Lately / Waitin' On You / Angry Young Man / I Ain't Ever Satisfied / It's All Up To You / No. 29 / Nowhere Road / San Antonio Girl / The Rain Came Down / Fearless Heart / Guitar Town / My Old Friend The Blues / Someday / The Other Kind | |||||
| 06/2000 | CD ARTEMIS 751033-2 (US) |
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TRANSCENDENTAL BLUES - Transcendental Blues / Everyone's In Love With You / Another Town / I Can Wait / The Boy Who Never Cried / Steve's Last Ramble / The Galway Girl / Lonelier Than This / Wherever I Go / When I Fall / When I Fall / I Don't Want To Lose You Yet / Halo 'Round The Moon / Until The Day I Die / All Of My Life / Over Yonder | |||||
| 10/2001 | CD AMERICAN ORIGINALS 4006 (US) |
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TOGETHER AT THE BLUEBIRD CAFE - Steve EARLE, Townes VANZANDT & Guy CLARK - Baby Took A Limo To Memphis / My Old Friend The Blues / Intro To Katie Belle / Katie Belle / Cape / Intro To Valentine's Day / Valentine's Day / Ain't Leavin' Your Love / Randall Knife / Tom Ame's Prayer / Interfaith Dental Clinic / Song For / Dublin Blues / I Ain't Ever Satisfied / Pancho And Lefty / Immigrant Eyes / Sirocco's Pizza / Mercenary Song / Tecumseh Valley / Copperhead Road | |||||
| 04/2002 | CD ARTEMIS 751128-2 (US) |
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SIDE TRACKS - Some Dreams / Open Your Window / Me and the Eagle / Johnny Too Bad / Dominick St. / Breed / Time Has Come Today / Ellis Unit One / Creepy Jackalope Eye / Willin' / Sara's Angel / My Uncle / My Back Pages | |||||
| 09/2002 | CD ARTEMIS 751147-2 (US) |
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JERUSALEM - Ashes to Ashes / Amerika v. 6.0 / Conspiracy Theory / John Walker's Blues / The Kind / What's a single Man to Do? / The Truth / Go Amanda / I Remember You / Shadowland / Jerusalem | |||||
| 2002 | CD SPECTRUM 5447768 (UK) |
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THE COLLECTION - Guitar Town / Fearless Heart / My Old Friend The Blues / Someday / Nowhere Road / Sweet Little '66 / San Antonio Girl / Rain Came Down / Copperhead Road / Back To The Wall / Johnny Come Lately / Justice In Ontario / Other Kind / Good Ol' Boy (Gettin' Tough) / She's About A Mover / Nebraska / I Ain't Ever Satisfied / Little Sister / State Trooper | |||||
| 08/2003 | CD MCA 113155 (US) |
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MILLENIUM COLLECTION - Guitar Town / Good Ol' Boy (Gettin' Tough) / Hillbilly Highway / Someday / Goodbye's All We've Got Left / I Ain't Ever Satisfied / Nowhere Road / Rain Came Down / Week Of Living Dangerously / Continental Trailways Blues / Six Days On The Road / Copperhead Road | |||||
| 09/2003 | 2 CD ARTEMIS ARTCD-51255 (US) |
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JUST AN AMERICAN BOY - Audience Intro / Amerika v. 6.0 / Ashes to Ashes / (Paranoia) / Conspiracy Theory / I Remember You / (Schertz,Texas) / Home Town Blues / The Mountain / (Pennsylvannia Miners) / Harlan Man / Copperhead Road / Guitar Town / (I Oppose The Death Penalty) / Over Yonder / Billy Austin // Intro / South Nashville Blues / Rex's Blues - Ft Worth Blues / John Walker's Blues / Jerusalem / The Unrepentant / Christmas In Washington / (Democracy) / What's So Funny About Peace Love & Understanding / Time You Waste | |||||
| 08/2004 | CD ARTEMIS ARTCD-51564 (US) |
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THE REVOLUTION STARTS NOW - Revolution Starts Now / Home To Houston / Rich Man's War / Warrior / Gringo's Tale / Condi Condi / F The CC / Comin' Around / I Thought You Should Know / Seeker / Revolution Starts Now | |||||
| 11/2004 | CD NEW WEST 6064 (US) |
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LIVE FROM AUSTIN TX - Sweet Little '66 / Goodbye's All We Got Left / Guitar Town / Hillbilly Highway / Good Ol Boy (Gettin' Tough) / My Old Friend The Blues / Think It Over / Little Rock'n Roller / State Trooper / Nowhere Road / Week Of Living Dangerously / Angry Yound Man / Fearless Heart / I Love You Too Much / San Antonio Girl / Devil's Right Hand / Down The Road | |||||
| 09/2005 | 3 CD MCA 5015 (US) |
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CHRONICLE :
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| 07/2006 | CD EAGLE 20029 (US) |
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LIVE AT MONTREUX 2005 - Jerusalem / What’s A Simple Man To Do / The Devil’s Right Hand / Warrior / Rich Man’s War / South Nashville Blues / CCKMP / Dixieland / Ellis Unit One / Condi Condi / The Mountain / The Revolution Starts Now / Copperhead Road / Christmas In Washington | |||||
| 08/2006 | CD HIP-O 54214 (US) |
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THE DEFINITIVE COLLECTION 1983-1997 - Nothin' But You / Guitar Town / Good Ol' Boy (Gettin' Tough) / Fearless Heart / Hillbilly Highway / Goodbye's All We've Got Left / Someday / I Ain't Ever Satisfied / The Week Of Living Dangerously / Copperhead Road / Snake Oil / Devil's Right Hand / Billy Austin / Goodbye / Valentine's Day / Ellis Unit One / I Feel Alright / Christmas In Washington / Telephone Road | |||||
| 09/2007 | CD NEW WEST 61312 (US) |
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WASHINGTON SQUARE SERENADE - Tennessee Blues / Down Here Below / Satellite Radio / City Of Immigrants (with FORRO IN THE DARK) / Sparkle And Shine / Come Home To Me / Jericho Road / Oxycontin Blues / Red Is The Color / Steve's Hammer (For Pete) / Days Aren't Long Enough (with Allison MOORER) / Way Down In The Hole | |||||
| 04/2008 | CD NEW WEST NW 6144 |
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LIVE FROM AUSTIN TX NOVEMBER 12, 2000 - Transcendental Blues / Everyone's In Love With You / Another Town / Taneytown / Hard-Core Troubadour / Someday / Telephone Road / The Devil's Right Hand / More Than I Can Do / I Can Wait / Goodbye / Steve's Last Ramble / Copperhead Road / The Unrepentant / Christmas In Washington |
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| 04/2008 | 2 CD GEFFEN 001105402 (US) |
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COPPERHEAD ROAD - DELUXE EDITION :
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| 03/2009 | CD MCA 001245002 (US) |
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LIVE AT THE BBC - Copperhead Road / San Antonio Girl / Even When I'm Blue / My Old Friend The Blues / Someday / The Devil's Right Hand / Down The Road / Snake Oil / Johnny Come Lately / When Will We Be Married / Little Rock 'n' Roller / Dead Flowers / My Baby Worships Me / Fearless Heart / Good Ole Boy (Getting Tough) / Hillbilly Highway / I Love You Too Much | |||||
| 05/2009 | CD NEW WEST 6164 (US) |
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TOWNES - Pancho And Lefty / White Freightliner Blues / Colorado Girl / Where I Lead Me / Lungs / No Place To Fall / Loretta / Brand New Companion / Rake / Delta Momma Blues / Marie / Don't Take It Too Bad / Mr. Mudd And Mr. Gold / (Quicksilver Daydreams Of) Maria / To Live Is To Fly | |||||
| 01/2010 | CD GEFFEN 13861 (US) |
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COPPERHEAD ROAD - RARITIES EDITION - The Devil's Right Hand / Fearless Heart / San Antonio Girl / Nobody But You - Continental Trailways Bus / My Baby Worships Me / Wheels / The Week Of Living Dangerously / Johnny Come Lately / Brown And Root / I Love You Too Much / It's All Up To You / Nebraska / Copperhead Road / I Ain't Ever Satisfied / Dead Flowers / Little Sister / Guitar Town | |||||
| 04/2011 | CD NEW WEST 6195 (US) |
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I'LL NEVER GET OUT OF THIS WORLD ALIVE - Waitin' On The Sky / Little Emperor / The Gulf Of Mexico / Molly-O / God Is God / Meet Me In The Alleyway / Every Part Of Me / Lonely Are The Free / Heaven Or Hell / I Am A Wanderer / This City | |||||
| 04/2013 | CD NEW WEST CD 66262 (US) |
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THE LOW HIGHWAY - STEVE EARLE & THE DUKES (& DUCHESSES) - The Low Highway / Calico County / Burnin It Down / That All You Got? / Love s Gonna Blow My Way / After Mardi Gras / Pocket Full Of Rain / Invisible / Warren Hellman's Banjo / Down The Road Part II / 21st Century Blues / Remember Me | |||||
| 06/2013 | 5 CD SHOUT! FACTORY 13573 (US) |
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THE WARNER BROS. YEARS :
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| 07/2013 | 2 CD Universal 0127524 (UK) |
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THE Definitive
Collection 1986-1992 :
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| 07/2014 | CD SHOUT! FACTORY 15197 (US) |
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Live in Nashville 1995 - Mystery Train, Pt. 2 / Hometown Blues / The Devil's Right Hand / Angel Is The Devil / The Walls Of Time (Steve Earle feat: Bill Monroe) / Sometimes She Forgets / You Know The Rest / I'm Looking Through You / The Rivers Of Babylon (Steve Earle feat: Emmylou Harris) / Goodbye (Steve Earle feat: Emmylou Harris) / Nothin' Without You (Steve Earle feat: Emmylou Harris) / When Will We Be Married / Northern Winds - Ben McCullogh / Copperhead Road | |||||
| 09/2014 | CD Chrome Dreams SMCD 932 (UK) |
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Down At the Club - Steve EARLE & The DUKES - Copperhead Road / Good Ol' Boy / The Rain Came Down / San Antonio Girl / Even When I'm Blue / Someday / The Devil's Right Hand / Johnny Come Lately / Nothing But A Child / The Week Of Living / Dangerously / Waiting On You / You Belong To Me / No. 29 / My Baby Worships Me / It's All Up To You |
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| 10/2014 | CD + DVD Salvo SALVOSVX 037 (US) |
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Live in Europe
2005 :
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| 02/2015 | CD NEW WEST NW 6328 (US) |
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Terraplane - Steve Earle & The DUKES - Baby Baby Baby (Baby) / You're The Best Lover That I Ever Had / The Tennessee Kid / Ain't Nobody's Daddy Now / Better Off Alone / The Usual Time / Go-Go Boots Are Back / Acquainted With The Wind / Baby's Just As Mean As Me (Steve Earle & the Dukes / Steve Earle feat: Eleanor Whitmore) / Gamblin' Blues / King Of The Blues | |||||
| 06/2016 | CD Fantasy FAN-38974-02 (US) |
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Colvin & Earle - Shawn Colvin & Steve Earle - Come What May / Tell Moses / Tobacco Road / Ruby Tuesday / The Way That We Do / Happy And Free / You Were On My Mind / You're Right / Raise The Dead / You're Still Gone | |||||
| 06/2016 | CD Fantasy FAN-39674-02 (US) (deluxe edition) |
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Colvin & Earle - Shawn Colvin & Steve Earle - Come What May / Tell Moses / Tobacco Road / Ruby Tuesday / The Way That We Do / Happy And Free / You Were On My Mind / You're Right / Raise The Dead / You're Still Gone / BONUS : Someday / That Don't Worry Me Now / Baby's In Black | |||||
| 06/2017 | CD Warner Bros. / Warner Music 9362491328 (US) |
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So You Wannabe an Outlaw - Steve EARLE & The DUKES - So You Wannabe An Outlaw / Lookin' For A Woman / The Firebreak Line / News From Colorado / If Mama Coulda Seen Me / Fixin' To Die / This Is How It Ends / The Girl On The Mountain / You Broke My Heart / Walkin' In LA / Sunset Highway / Goodbye Michelangelo | |||||
| 03/2019 | CD NEW WEST NW 6455CD (US) |
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GUY - Steve EARLE & The DUKES - Dublin Blues / L.A. Freeway / Texas 1947 / Desperados Waiting For A Train / Rita Ballou / The Ballad Of Laverne And Captain Flint / The Randall Knife / Anyhow I Love You / That Old Time Feeling / Heartbroke / The Last Gunfighter Ballad / Out In The Parking Lot / She Ain’t Going Nowhere / Sis Draper / New Cut Road / Old Friends | |||||
| 05/2020 | CD NEW WEST NW 6486CD (US) |
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Ghosts of West Virginia - Steve EARLE & The DUKES - Heaven Ain't Goin' Nowhere / Union, God And Country / Devil Put The Coal In The Ground / John Henry Was A Steel Drivin' Man / Time Is Never On Our Side / It's About Blood / If I Could See Your Face Again / Black Lung / Fastest Man Alive / The Mine |
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| 03/2021 | CD NEW WEST NW 6511CD (US) |
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J.T. - Steve Earle & the Dukes - I Don't Care / Ain't Glad I'm Leaving / Maria / Far Away in Another Town / They Killed John Henry / Turn Out My Lights / Lone Pine Hill / Champagne Corolla / The Saint of Lost Causes / Harlem River Blues / Last Words | |||||
| 08/2020 | CD NEW WEST CDNW 6534 (US) |
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JERRY JEFF - Steve Earle & the Dukes - Gettin' By / Gypsy Songman / Little Bird / I Makes Money (Money Don't Make Me) / Mr. Bojangles / Hill Country Rain / Charlie Dunn / My Old Man / Wheel / Old Road |
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