Justin Townes Earle All In: Unreleased & Rarities (the New West Years) (Sticker, Gatefold LP Jacket) (2 Lp's) 3/4/22

Justin Townes Earle All In: Unreleased & Rarities (the New West Years) (Sticker, Gatefold LP Jacket) (2 Lp's) 3/4/22DESCRIPTION Earle tells these American stories in detail and without judgement. While some songs cite historic events like "Flint City Shake It," and "Don't Drink The Water," other tracks present fictionalized narratives that are no less harrowing, or true to life, as heard in "Appalachian Nightmare," "The Saint Of Lost Causes," and "Over Alameda." Justin Townes Earle was always a champion of the underdog and All In features in depth looks at the

brought it to the forefront of the pop culture

maybe his fall from grace is because we ultimately can get by with just one song about cars and girls

That this set also includes a separation of the "Sunshine Daydream" section from "Sugar Magnolia" for only the second time ever is just gravy

It's an appropriate gesture for the popular Chicago-based metal collective

Love Story (Taylor’s Version)

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"Domino" is his highest charting single

with Audioslave/Rage Against the Machine drummer Brad Wilk providing beats in his stead

continually in support of Marshall's scraggly guitar work and variety of voices

The opening one-two of "Centennial" and "In A Cave" barely evaporates before "Graves" and "Juno" pack innumerable hooks and 'what-does-that-remind-me-of' glimmers into meager 2-minute-and-change frameworks

Additional personnel includes: Kerry King (guitar)