OK, as promised....FINALLY! It took me a while to upload this as I was having technical differcations (to create a Bushism), but here it is....the massive Steve Earle rarites box. Comprised of 4 discs that are jam packed with Steve Earle heroin & high cholesterol goodness....that is, these tracks are pre 9/11 Steve, so we all know what that means (good stuff). Not that I have anything against his post 9/11 work, but I know alot of people do. So anyway, here it is. It's a collection of live songs, songs he cut for soundtracks or tributes, songs he guested on other peoples albums, songs from radio promos, Duets, Singles, etc...
Disc 1
1. Continental Trailways Blues (Steve Earle & The Dukes) (Planes, Trains And Automobiles Soundtrack, 1987)
2. Six Days On The Road (Steve Earle & The Dukes) (Planes, Trains And Automobiles Soundtrack, 1987)
3. Honey Don't (Steve Earle & Joe Walsh) (Beverly Hillbillies Soundtrack, 1993)
4. What's Your Name (Steve Earle) (Skynyrd Frynds, 1994)
5. Johnny Too Bad (Steve Earle & The V-Roys) (Steve Earle & The V-Roys: Johnny Too Bad CD Single, 1996)
6. Ellis Unit One (Steve Earle & The Fairfield Four) (Steve Earle & The V-Roys: Johnny Too Bad CD Single, 1996)
7. Johnny Too Bad (Steve Earle & The V-Roys; Jamaican Hillbilly Mix) (Steve Earle & The V-Roys: Johnny Too Bad CD Single, 1996 )
8. Crying, Waiting, Hoping (Steve Earle & Marty Stuart) (Notfadeaway: Remembering Buddy Holly, 1996)
9. Creepy Jackalope Eye (Steve Earle & The Supersuckers) (Steve Earle & The Supersuckers: Sub Pop EP, 1997)
10. Angel Is The Devil (The Supersuckers & Steve Earle) From Steve Earle & The Supersuckers: Sub Pop EP, 1997)
11. Before They Make Me Run (Steve Earle & The Supersuckers) (Steve Earle & The Supersuckers: Sub Pop EP, 1997)
12. In The Jailhouse Now (Steve Earle & The V-Roys) (The Songs Of Jimmie Rodgers: A Tribute, 1997)
13. Hot Enough For Ya (Steve Earle & Lee Rocker, Scotty Moore, D. J. Fontana) (All The King's Men, 1997)
14. Poison Love (Buddy Miller & Steve Earle) (Buddy Miller: Poison Love, 1997)
15. I Call On You (Julie Miller & Steve Earle) (Julie Miller: Blue Pony, 1997)
16. Dallas (Jack Ingram & Steve Earle) (Jack Ingram: Livin' Or Dyin', 1997)
17. Don't Take Your Guns To Town (Jerry Douglas & Steve Earle) (Jerry Douglas: Restless On The Farm, 1998)
18. Desperados Waiting For A Train (Nanci Griffith, Guy Clark, Steve Earle et al) (Nanci Griffith: Other Voices Too (A Trip Back To Bountiful), 1998)
19. Dirty Old Town (Bap Kennedy & Steve Earle) (Bap Kennedy: Domestic Blues, 1998)
20. Me And The Eagle (Steve Earle) (The Horse Whisperer: Songs From And Inspired By The Motion Picture, 1998)
Disc 2
1. Sunday Morning Coming Down (Kris Kristofferson & Steve Earle) (Kris Kristofferson: The Austin Sessions, 1999)
2. Love Match (Buddy Miller & Steve Earle) (Buddy Miller: Cruel Moon, 1999)
3. High Fashion Queen (Chris Hillman & Steve Earle) (Return Of The Grievous Angel: A Tribute To Gram Parsons, 1999)
4. Breed (Steve Earle & The Dukes) (Transcendental Blues (Japan), 2000)
5. Time Has Come Today (Steve Earle & Sheryl Crow) (Steal This Movie Soundtrack, 2000)
6. The Galway Girl (Sharon Shannon & Steve Earle) (Sharon Shannon: The Galway Girl CD Single, 2000)
7. Our Lady Of The Highways (John Wesley Harding & Steve Earle) (John Wesley Harding: The Confessions Of St. Ace 2000)
8. The Truth (Steve Earle) (Free The West Memphis Three, 2000)
9. Nebraska (Steve Earle & The Dukes) (Johnny Come Lately CD Single, 1988)
10. Little Sister (Steve Earle & The Dukes) (Copperhead Road CD Single, 1988)
11. State Trooper (Steve Earle & The Dukes) Chicago, IL, 15-Aug-1986 (Back To The Wall CD Single, 1989)
12. Dead Flowers (Steve Earle & The Dukes) Calgary, Canada, 14-Apr-1989 (The Other Kind UK CD Single, 1990)
13. Copperhead Road (Steve Earle & The Dukes) Calgary, Canada, 14-Apr-1989 (Steve Earle & Energy Orchard HMV Promo, 1990)
14. I Ain't Ever Satisfied (Steve Earle & The Dukes) Calgary, Canada, 14-Apr-1989 (Steve Earle & Energy Orchard HMV Promo, 1990)
15. Guitar Town (Steve Earle & The Dukes) Calgary, Canada, 14-Apr-1989 (The Other Kind UK CD Single, 1990)
16. When Will We Be Married? (Steve Earle & The Dukes) London, England, 29-Nov-1988 (BBC Radio 1 Live In Concert, 1992)
17. Hard-Core Troubadour (Steve Earle & The Dukes) Henning, TN, 26-Jun-1996 (Hard-Core Troubadour US Promo CD, 1996)
18. White Freight Liner Blues (Steve Earle) (Rig Rock Deluxe: A Musical Salute To The American Truck Driver, 1996)
19. Ellis Unit One (Steve Earle) Boulder, CO, 22-Sep-1996 (E-Town Live, 1997)
Disc 3
1. Copperhead Road (Steve Earle & Peter Rowan, Roy Huskey Jr., Norman Blake) (American Songbook, 1997)
2. Sorry Dwayne (Steve Earle & The Dukes) (More Than I Can Do CD Single (Australia), 1996)
3. You Know The Rest (Steve Earle) Nashville, TN, 1-Oct-1997 (The Fairfield Four & Friends: Live From Mountain Stage, 2000)
4. Valentine's Day (Steve Earle & The Fairfield Four) Nashville, TN, 1-Oct-1997 (The Fairfield Four & Friends: Live From Mountain Stage, 2000)
5. Christmas In Washington (Steve Earle) Nashville, TN, 14-Jul-1999 (Freedom Sings: First Amendment Center, 2000)
6. This Land Is Your Land (Steve Earle et al) Nashville, TN, 14-Jul-1999 (Freedom Sings: First Amendment Center, 2000)
7. Copperhead Road (Steve Earle & The Del Mccoury Band) Hamburg, Germany, 13-May-1999(The Mountain CD Single, 1999)
8. I Ain't Ever Satisfied (Steve Earle) Hamburg, Germany, 13-May-1999 (The Mountain CD Single, 1999)
9. Sin City (Steve Earle & The Bluegrass Dukes) Fargo, ND, 20-Aug-1999 (Transcendental Blues US Bonus CD, 2000)
10. My Uncle (Steve Earle & The Bluegrass Dukes) Fargo, ND, 20-Aug-1999 (Transcendental Blues US Bonus CD, 2000)
11. Copperhead Road (Steve Earle & The Dukes) Bristow, VA, 12-Sep-1999 (Farm Aid: Volume 1 Live, 2000)
12. The Galway Girl (Steve Earle & The Dukes) Austin, TX, 16-Mar-2000 (Transcendental Blues UK Bonus CD, 2000)
13. Steve's Last Ramble (Steve Earle & The Dukes) Austin, TX, 16-Mar-2000 (Transcendental Blues UK Bonus CD, 2000)
14. I Feel Alright (Steve Earle & The Dukes) Austin, TX, 16-Mar-2000 (Transcendental Blues UK Bonus CD, 2000)
15. Copperhead Road (Steve Earle & The Dukes) Austin, TX, 16-Mar-2000 (Transcendental Blues UK Bonus CD, 2000)
16. Until The Day I Die (Steve Earle & The Del Mccoury Band) Glasgow, Scotland, 16-Mar-1999
17. Sara's Angel (Steve Earle & The Bluegrass Dukes) Seattle, WA, 29-Aug-1999
18. Goodbye (Steve Earle & Emmylou Harris, Sharon Shannon) Washington, D.C., 13-May-2000
Disc 4 - More Magnetised Motherfuckers
1. Light In The Window (Greg Trooper) (Greg Trooper: Noises In The Hallway, 1996)
2. Love Is Never Equal (Jill Sobule) (Jill Sobule: Happy Town, 1997)
3. Losers Weep (Stacey Earle) (Stacey Earle: Simple Gearle, 1998)
4. Concrete And Barbed Wire (Lucinda Williams) (Lucinda Williams: Car Wheels On A Gravel Road, 1998)
5. I'll Keep It With Mine (Greg Trooper) (Greg Trooper: Popular Demons, 1998)
6. Open Your Window (Steve Earle) (Pay It Forward Soundtrack, 2000)
7. Neverland (Cindy Bullens) (Cindy Bullens: Neverland, 2001)
8. Candy Man (Steve & Justin Earle) (Avalon Blues: A Tribute To The Music Of Mississippi John Hurt, 2001)
9. Two Girls (Steve Earle & The Dukes) (Poet: A Tribute To Townes Van Zandt, 2001)
10. Walking Down Death Row (Steve Earle) (If I Had A Song... The Songs Of Pete Seeger Vol. 2, 2001)
11. Mercenary Song (Steve Earle, Guy Clark & Townes Van Zandt) Nashville, TN, 13-Sep-1995 (Together At The Bluebird Café, 2001)
12. Ft. Worth Blues (Steve Earle) Cambridge, England, 26-Jul-1997
13. Ellis Unit One (Steve Earle) (KGSR Broadcasts Vol. 6, 1998)
14. Goodbye (Steve Earle) (E-Town Show #9828, feed date 10-Jul-1998)
15. Hometown Blues (Steve Earle) (E-Town Show #9828, feed date 10-Jul-1998)
16. Raleigh And Spencer (Tim O'Brien, Steve Earle & Friends) Nashville, TN, 7-Jul-1999
17. Christmas In Washington (Steve Earle) Santa Rosa, CA, 2-Dec-1999 (Concerts For A Landmine Free World, 2001)
18. Halo 'Round The Moon (Steve Earle) (KGSR Broadcasts Vol. 8, 2000)
19. South Nashville Blues (Steve Earle) (KGSR Broadcasts Vol. 9, 2001)
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Dude.... you are a god. Thank you so much for this post! Keep up the excellent work! Your blog rocks. A daily visit for me.
ReplyDeleteSo? Some folks have "a problem" with SE's post 9/11 work? Hhmm? Well, "The Revolution Starts Now" is easily one of the top 3-4 albums he has ever made. He is the ONLY man alive that might inherit the Kristopherson mantle of pure guts and the willingness to stand and be counted.
ReplyDeleteTake another listen to "Home to Houston" ...that's the real stuff.
Fuck the FCC.
....oh and yeah, massively great post!
Dude, You're scaring me - I was just gettin' ready to start tryin' to track this down...
ReplyDeleteWhen boom - here it is!
Thanks so much!
P.S. I'm gonna start thinkin' about that new car I am wantin'...
thanks again for all this great music. Your blog is one of the very best!
ReplyDeletethanks for the great post. btw, did you know that sendspace won't accept links from sharebee? at least that's the message i got. ah, well pooh on them
ReplyDeleteThanks, man! 'preciate it.
ReplyDeleteHis post 9/11 stuff can best be described as "necessary, but disposable". What I miss now, that is so well represented here on these tracks, is the swagger and humor of a man living outside of society.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this, much of it I have, but a bunch of it I don't. It's nice to have it all in one place.
Your zeitgeist is working well, I've been listening to a lot of Steve lately and I had the treat of watching TALADEGA NIGHTS the other night and it's loaded with his songs.
Just incredibly great stuff. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteBy sheer definition something CAN NOT be ""necessary, but disposable".
ReplyDeleteAnd the mere fact that people see his work in "pre & post 9/11" terms is a dead give away to their laziness of thought.
Incredible. Thanks for all the time and effort that went into this treasure.
ReplyDeleteThanks much for this great box set!! I really appreciate that you made it available!!
ReplyDeleteThanks guys for the kind words, when I come across something like this I just got to share. I wish I know who the original compiler(s) were so I could thank them for putting together this awesome collection.
ReplyDeleteas for the post/pre 9/11 argument....I like all steve earle's stuff. as a matter of fact one of my fave albums of his is "just an american boy" (and the accompanying documentary) which came out (GASP!) post 9/11.
You guys who lost faith in him after all the political stuff should check it out (the doc. and the album), it will renew your faith.
Great think about this series of tubes we call the internets is every now and then you find a site like this. Thanks for this!
ReplyDeleteAnd by think I mean thing. PoW!
ReplyDeleteI've never lost faith in Steve Earle and I saw "Just An American Boy" (frankly, I was a little bored by it and much prefer other versions of his songs). Steve is a great man, but overly politicized music has a short shelf life. What I mean is, five years from now are you going to be listening to "THE REVOLUTION STARTS...NOW" or "I FEEL ALRIGHT"?
ReplyDeleteSteve is a true patriot and I'm thankful he raises his voice for us but in the long run, when it comes to MUSIC I like it much better when he writes about "Us" and not "Them".
((((What I mean is, five years from now are you going to be listening to "THE REVOLUTION STARTS...NOW" or "I FEEL ALRIGHT"?)))))
ReplyDelete"Masters of War" - 1963.
But to answer your question...I'm gonna be playing them both.
"Master of War" is a classic to be sure; "Condi, Condi, Condi" is not. And I'll stand on Steve Earle's coffee table with my flip-flops on and say that.
ReplyDeleteAlso, Mr. Dylan moved away from overt political writing (for the most part) right after be penned that timeless (and not topical) gem.
Grabbing subject matter from the pages of TIME magazine for songwriting ideas (not that there's anything wrong with that, just ask Neil Young) will render songs timely not timeless.
"Condi, Condi, Condi" is well, a not reaching for the stars, lets say. But nor does that lone song song define that brilliant record. Whether Dylan "moved away" from "overtly" political writing "for the most part" post-63 is quite a stretch. Putting a definitive "time stamp" on a song is a very hard tight rope to walk. But it can be said that Earle is one of the very few who at least gets out there on the line. That's where the great stuff always comes from. 4 dead in ohio...
ReplyDelete-enjoy the debate, great stuff!
JUst discovered your site. Fantastic. Sorry to be boring, but I seem to have trouble getting anything from the sharebee links. Do I have to join it? Download it? can anyone help? I use a Mac. Thanks
ReplyDeleteReally cool mix. Thanks for taking the time to spread these pearls!
ReplyDeleteHear Rock City pointed me to this. Huge Earle fan...this has made my summer!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for all your efforts..nice work
I love this freakin' blog!!!
ReplyDeleteIs there ANY chance of re-upping this?
Pretty please?
THANK YOU
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