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Steve Earle - Live at ACL - 2LP Blue Color Vinyl Record

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Fall 1986, and Steve Earle was still a promising newcomer rather than the most argued about man in Nashville. Guitar Town had come out that spring, the follow up was being cut in scraps of time between tour dates, and Austin City Limits put him in front of the cameras with the Dukes to see what he had.

What he had was seventeen songs and a lot of nerve. The set runs through the debut almost front to back, adds a hard swinging cover of Bruce Springsteen's State Trooper, and finishes with The Devil's Right Hand before he had even released it. His voice is in good shape and the band gets stronger as the night goes on, hitting full stride by the fourth side.

It is not the definitive Earle live record, and it is better than that suggests: a snapshot of a writer whose swagger and conscience were already fully formed, caught before the world caught up. Pressed on blue color vinyl across two LPs. Add it to your order below.

Side A
1. Sweet Little '66
2. Goodbye's All We've Got Left
3. Guitar Town
4. Hillbilly Highway

Side B
1. Good Ol' Boy (Gettin' Tough)
2. My Old Friend The Blues
3. Think It Over
4. Little Rock 'N' Roller

Side C
1. State Trooper (Bruce Springsteen)
2. Nowhere Road
3. The Week Of Living Dangerously
4. Angry Young Man

Side D
1. Fearless Heart
2. I Love You Too Much
3. San Antonio Girl
4. The Devil's Right Hand
5. Down The Road

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Avoid extreme heat or sunlight. Definitely don’t let it mingle with any Justin Bieber records. Treat it like your grandma — gentle, respectful, and quiet during Murder, She Wrote.

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