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Steve Earle Best Songs
On The Acoustic
Welcome to my Steve Earle best songs page which is a continuation from the previous Steve Earle page. If you landed on this page, be sure to check out my other lessons on Steve Earle from the link below.
9 Songs By Steve Earle
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Steve Earle Best Songs
Chords, Covers, Lyrics, Tutorials
1. Johnny Come Lately
Johnny Come Lately was a track off of the 1988 album Copperhead Road.
The song did not chart in Canada or the US but did reach #75 in the UK.
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2. My Old Friend The Blues
My Old Friend The Blues was a track from Steve Earle's 1986 album Guitar Town.
This number was also never released as a single.
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3. Nowhere Road
Nowhere Road is from the 1987 album Exit 0.
It reached #20 in the US and hit #7 in Canada. Steve Earle co-wrote this song with Reno Kling.
Waylon and Willie did a cover of this song for their Wanted! The Outlaws album form 1996.
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4. Now She's Gone
Now She's Gone hails from the 1996 album I Feel Alright.
This song was never released as a single.
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5. NYC - Justin Townes Earle
NYC was recorded by Steve Earle back in 1997 from his El Corazon album which featured Del McCoury and Emmylou Harris.
Justin Townes Earle also covered the song, which is the version I was following here for this lesson.
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6. Poor Boy
Poor Boy is also a track on the 1996 album I Feel Alright.
Steve Earle did released two singles from that album but none of the four lessons I have here were released as singles.
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7. Someday
Someday is a track from the 1986 debut album from Steve Earle called Guitar Town.
This song was released as a single and reached #28 in the US and #31 on the Canadian country charts. The song also appeared in the 2007 film Bridge To Terabithia. Download the free Someday Steve Earle lyrics below.
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8. Stay All Night Stay A Little Longer
Stay All Night Stay A Little Longer was a Rodney Crowell song that him and Steve Earle were jamming at around a kitchen table. You'll find the clip on Youtube.
Someone had requested I do a lesson on that song. I'm not sure if Steve Earle ever recorded the song but guess is he did not.
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9. The Devil's Right Hand
The Devils Right Hand ... info soon.
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10. The Mercenary Song
The Mercenary Song a.k.a. simply Mercenary Song is a track from the 1995 album Train A Comin'.
This song was never released as a single.
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