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Steve Earle
- Record Label: Shout! Factory
- Release Date: Jun 25, 2013
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- Record Label: Shout! Factory
- Genre(s): Country, Folk, Alt-Country, Americana, Pop/Rock, Alternative/Indie Rock, Contemporary Singer/Songwriter, Alternative Country-Rock, Roots Rock, Contemporary Country, New Traditionalist, Progressive Country, Political Folk, Heartland Rock, Protest Songs
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MojoSep 5, 2013The recovering dope fiend's songs cut even closer to the heart. [Aug 2013, p.104]
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Sep 5, 2013The good folks at Shout Factory didn’t opt to only offer these discs a second time around, but instead provided added enticement via two bonus extras, a stunning live recording from Nashville’s Polk Theater, recorded around the same time as I Feel Alright, and a live DVD from the Cold Creek Correctional Facility where Earle had earlier been incarcerated.
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Sep 5, 2013With the incentive of live material for old fans and the sheer brilliance on offer when these records are taken together, The Warner Bros. Years is a powerful testament to Earle's second act.
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MagnetSep 5, 2013These recordings are the sound of a man back in the game and ready to pounce. [No. 100, p.52]
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Sep 5, 2013While it doesn’t include some of his best post-jail efforts, the set documents the beginning of one of the greatest second acts in rock history.
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Sep 5, 2013The album [El Corazon], and by relation the whole Warner Bros Years boxset, is a confident announcement not of return but of complete rejuvenation.
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