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| Two-CD retrospective is great intro to country rebel. Stones' Dead Flowers (live), Guitar Town, Devil's Right Hand, 25 more! |
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| 1 Guitar Town |
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| 2 Good Ol' Boy (Gettin' Tough) |
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| 3 Hillbilly Highway |
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| 4 My Old Friend the Blues |
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| 5 Fearless Heart |
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| 6 Think It Over |
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| 7 Someday |
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| 8 Goodbye's All We've Got Left |
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| 9 State Trooper |
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| 10 I Ain't Ever Satisfied |
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| 11 Nowhere Road |
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| 12 The Rain Came Down |
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| 13 I Love You Too Much |
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| 14 The Week of Living Dangerously |
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| 15 Continental Trailways Blues |
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| 16 Six Days on the Road |
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| 17 Copperhead Road |
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| 18 Snake Oil |
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| 19 Even When I'm Blue |
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| 20 Devil's Right Hand |
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| 21 Nothing But a Child |
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| 22 Johnny Come Lately |
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| 23 Dead Flowers |
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| 24 The Other Kind |
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| 25 When the People Find Out |
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Album Review
Although his personal life was plagued with troubles during the late '80s, Steve Earle wrote a wealth of first-rate songs during that time and the majority of those tunes are collected on the double-disc set, "Ain't Ever Satisfied". Spanning his career from 1985's "Guitar Town" to 1991's "The Hard Way", "Ain't Ever Satisfied" hits nearly every high point from his studio albums and throws in a handful of rarities, including live covers of the Rolling Stones and Bruce Springsteen, for good measure. It's an excellent retrospective, illustrating exactly why Earle was one of the most acclaimed country singer/songwriters of the latter half of the '80s. ~ Thom Owens, All Music Guide
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