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Last year's acoustic roots record ("Train A Comin") was just a warmup for the REAL comeback, as Earle's joined here by his old band the Dukes. He hasn't come up with such a natural balance between roots and rock elements since "Guitar Town" -- blues, country, Stones raunch, Southern rock, 50s R'n'R, soul and doo wop all blended into a powerful roots rock statement. And most important, many of these songs rank with his best.
2/15/1996
- Don Yates
Other Steve Earle album reviews:
The Revolution Starts...Now - 7/13/2004
Sidetracks - 4/15/2002
Transcendental Blues - 4/15/2000
El Corazon - 10/15/1997
