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| Sidetracks [Warner] |
| Steve Earle |
| első megjelenés éve: 2002 |
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1. Some Dreams
2. Open Your Window
3. Me and the Eagle
4. Johnny Too Bad
5. Dominick St.
6. Breed
7. Time Has Come Today
8. Ellis Unit One
9. Creepy Jackalope Eye
10. Willin'
11. Sara's Angel
12. My Uncle
13. My Back Pages
Steve Earle writes the following: “With the exception of the instrumentals...these (songs) are not
outtakes. They are, rather, stray tracks, recorded at different times for different reasons that I am
very proud of and are either unreleased or underexposed.” Sidetracks also serves as a nice showcase
for Steve Earle the Interpretive Singer. Since only six of the 13 tracks were written by Earle and two
of those are instrumentals, for the most part you get to hear Earle try his hand at other people’s
songs, and for the most part he sounds great, bringing his own feisty stamp to tunes as diverse
as the Flying Burrito Brothers’ ode to draft dodging, “My Uncle,” the reggae chestnut “Johnny
Too Bad”, the Chambers Brothers’ psych-soul protest anthem, “Time Has Come Today” (featuring
guest vocals from Sheryl Crow and ghostly samples from Abbie Hoffman) and Nirvana’s angst-fest
“Breed”. Sidetracks is an impressive collection that makes clear Steve Earle’s leftovers make for a
better album than most songwriters could construct from their top-shelf work -- and that he can get
over as a singer and not just as a songwriter performing his own work. |
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