Got to see him live acoustic four days ago, on Sept 07, 2024, in Indiana; very cool and very sweet. I'm greatfull i was able to see him. Awesome heartfelt performance.
Before going to Ireland in 20015, I heard a Copperhead Road on the radio, which I remembered from my high school days. I thought "What ever happened to Steve Earle". He had been off my radar since 1984. I decided to check him out online. So I go to Ireland and during our trip, I heard "Galway Girl". I got back to the states and I'm in a used book store, I come across his memoir & bought it. I thought "Ok God/universe, I hear you...I went home and checked him out on the internet. BOOM mind blown ! I've now seen him several time in concert, read the book, bought the albums...LOVE Steve Earle's music.
Make sure check out his recently passed son, Justin Townes Earle. I'm guessing you've heard of him it's just this show always brings him to mind. Both forces of nature with just a stringbox and their voice. Slainte.
In the case that you may have not come to the knowledge of Truth and Life as of yet...... God created the universe and Everything in it. God is Not the Universe. ..... ..... .... God Bless You In All Truth and Repentance. - In Christ, Christina
Steve has a unique voice, stile that sets him apart from all the others. His ability to write & perform rock, country, blues, anything in between. He is a artist at the highest level ever. I am a fan since I discovered the music in 1985. Austin city limits was one of the best. Keep on going Steve. He has never stopped making music well after the rest faded away. Still on tour 2024 for all the fans of real music .
I saw Steve @ Maxwells in Hoboken...'88-'89...it was my friends and I...we gave Steve a recording of my friend's band Trainwreck...He allowed us to attach a little microphone to his guitar mike...it was a surprisingly good recording...not too long after that we heard he was in prison...we tried to call him...I found him to be an amiable fellow and I think the greatest country singer-songwriter since Hank Williams Sr. ...I'm really glad that he's still alive!
Steve played a show in my hometown in Bc. Years ago now. Small enough venue that he did a signing at the end. Show was amazing, band he toured with was great! And I got to shake the man’s hand, get an autograph and photo. But I could see that he was tired and I didn’t want to waste any more of his time then I already had, but I really wish I had had the guts to tell him how profoundly moving his music has been to me and how much of an impact it’s had on my life! Alas, I didn’t bother boring him with my rant!
One of my favorites period. I think one of the first performances after he got clean was on Marty's Party show. Marty sang a little song for the intro called it sure is good to have Steve back around. Well worth looking up. Steve did Guitar Town then he and Marty did my old friend the blues together. Awesome performance. And yes, it sure is good to have Steve back around.!
Steve came to the UK last year. I seen him twice 09th & 17th June, Alone Again & Accoustic Tour 2023. Steve was amazing, I met him both times, first time he autographed my arm for me. Also we had photos took together. I showed him my tatt & i had 4 photos printed out & he signed them for me. He said they were very good The one were he is laughing & pointing was cos the guy taking the photo, took quite a few, it was more like a photo shoot. Time stood still when i was him. No wonder he has been married so many times, he as this lovely aura around him. He is such a lovely man, he had me laughing so much. Steve is in the best of health. Only thing is on the twice i met him, each time I forgot to ask him to marry me 😂😂😂 Maybe thats good cos he would of replied with a resounding NO! Hahaha. Steve will never know how his & Justin's music helps me, i didn't tell him what i had been going through, and him coming to the uk as prayers are answered when they are honest & true. God gives you what you need. Not what you want & sometimes more than what you ever dreamed of. ❤
OMG!!....what rock have I been under for the past 30 years?? Someone put Copperhead Road on my phone. Got my attention for sure. Have been checking out any other stuff I can find. So far, there is nothing I don't like. This man shakes my bones.
Townes was Steve’s mentor back in the late 70s . I am from Colorado joyful to say I was one of Townes”Many A Fine Lady” He wrote Pueblo Waltz about our time .
Only one singer/songwriter can top Earle and that's Bob Dylan. And I'll stand on Steve Earle's coffee table in my cowboy boots and say that". No knock on Steve there - that's pretty bloody incredible!
This is absolutely amazing! I've been a fan since the 80s, and saw him around 2001 on the Transcendental Blues tour in Asheville, NC. One of the best, and loudest shows I've seen. He had cleaned up by then, and I'm glad he found a way to shed his demons, but God! No matter how messed up he was here, he was totally dialed in!
I respect anyone that never gives up . Live life no matter what comes I have been doing all of it I will never give up . I will never give in until it's all gone. I love every one who has been a part of my journey.
What a venue can’t believe I missed this one. Seen so many great shows there. Steve the real deal times ten. “I’m a sinner Lord can’t you see, have mercy on me.” That ain’t manufactured in any way. National Treasure .
Setlist: The Other Kind Have Mercy Hometown Blues Devil's Right Hand Sometimes She Forgets Johnny Come Lately So Different Blues Limousine Blues Saturday Night and Sunday Morning Regular Guy Close Your Eyes Copperhead Road CCKMP Notes: First live performance of CCKMP.
I think this is the show a friend shot. I have a couple of autographed photos that he gave me. Talked to steve at the house of blues sunset, and he gave me his business card, so I mailed the shots off and he signed them and sent them back. Killer performer and a nice guy.
Some time she forgets another favorite of mine and I love the words and mostly played in the bar I was in . I love Steve so sweet. His music reached out to me in so many ways.❤❤❤❤
I've known Steve for a very long time. I seen him thru this period in his life, thank God he survived it. I've never seen this video but I've seen him perform during this time.
Great to put an old Steve Earle stripped back show on for us to enjoy. I'm a Brit who found him playing on the mandolin with Energy Orchard some 30 years ago I guess. I hunted him down and found Copperhead Road, Shut up and die like an Aviator and while in Germany The Hard Way. Oh Man, this mans style changed my life, and so pleased to se his passion for song crafting coming across in this footage. Thank you for sharing. I play loads of his stuff busking in the force, it's the best stuff out there for a street performer. Cheers!
Just two days after the tragic passing of his son he sent me a private message with his email address after I expressed my love for this performance and being sorry for his loss. I never replied but how genuine a guy is Steve Earle can be answered right there.
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Saw Steve in Berlin a few years ago, AMAZING and great musician. He played alone and totally rocked the show from beginning till end. Thank you for posting this great concert.
Saw him in northeast D.C. in the 1980s, any many larger venues since (including after he got out of prison at The Birchmere in D.C area). Feel very lucky to have caught him then. Came throug San Diego area a couple of times in the past couple of decades. Hopefully, he gets back out there sometime soon and stays well. The Hank Williams of our era.
Love the Copperhead road song on this show. " Nobody could tell me I was playing it wrong, cause I wrote it". - Steve Earle. LOL Love that mandolin playing. "Close Your Eyes is a good one too. Special one for me. David Olney song is also pretty, but very sad.
I really love him, It makes me sad seeing him at that time, when things were really rough for him, but I´m so grateful you posted this, I´ll keep it in favorites...thank you so much.
Saw Steve open for Hot Tuna a few years back. You can't beat a man and a guitar. Cuts right through the crowd and makes everyone shut up. He played a few Townes songs and a few of his newer stuff. He looked and sounded great I'm happy I got to see him.
Seriously? This is the early 90s and there are a lot of videos from the 80s where he is younger - including most of his official videos (anything from Guitar Town or Copperhead Road albums, for instance.) Look up Heartworn Highways videos if you really want to see a young Steve.
Definitely - Sosume100 was a High School friend of Steve's and sound guy, and has some amazing early work by Earle. You can hear the nervousness in his voice.
nilradem They are good songs. From what I gather from reading some of the posts, it sounds as though his friend Charlie passed away and now his son is running it. That is too bad that he passed away. I didn't really notice nervousness in Steve's voice, but he probably was nervous.
whitebluesky Yes - I exchanged some PMs with a friend of Charlie/Sosume's after he died a couple years ago. He told me he thought Charlie's son had the tapes, but I don't think anyone took over the channel. There seemed to be some conflict in the family. When I mentioned nervousness, I was thinking of some of the very earliest demos, like "Teresa." But Steve developed confidence quickly.
I saw him in the late 80s at Rupp Arena in Lexington KY when he opened for Hank JR. I've always loved him and always will. You are bad-ass Steve Earle......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OMG bloody hell he is just awesome!!! Have always loved your music mate. There is a young bloke on AUSSIE XFACTOR who is my favourite contestant as his style reminds me so much of a young Steve Earle. I am an youth from the late 60's, 70's and80's I don't care that much for the trash they call music today and don't watch AUSSIE XFACTOR but this kid DEAN RAY (real name Dean Pritchard) took my breath away. I have been begging XFACTOR to get Deanie to sing Copperhead Road or one of Steve Earle's great hits to no avail but ill keep trying. Thank you for the great memories mate.
Started really liking Steve, when the Exit 0 album first came out. At the time, my friends and I were mainly into “alternative” music, but a good friend got into Steve when Guitar Town dropped. We were also starting to get into alt-country (Uncle Tupelo, Jayhawks, Beat Farmers, etc.) around that time. Our whole group of friends basically became SE and the Dukes fanatics, from that point on. We saw him many times, in many places. I recall seeing virtually this same show at Door David’s in Dallas, and sitting right where this camera is positioned. He played/sounded great. Though there were rumors, we didn’t fully learn until later, how messed up he was on H at the time. You can see it, now, in this old video. Sure glad he made it thru that part of his life and is still doing his thing.
This is unbelievable! Steve is just perfect in this show, totally dialed in. This could be one of the greatest live solo performances I have ever seen. Thanks for posting this!
If anyone/thing should be tired of winning it's youtube. It's even kind of better than a time machine because you don't have to worry about altering the future and all that stuff.... Thanks so much for posting. First two songs are life changers, huge Steve Earle fan but never heard those songs acoustic.
That's a brilliant comparison man, I've played just like he has here (half-clucking or else just recently clean) and obviously I'm only an oul mimic when it comes to it, it's still rough af. Steve always seems to have this unshakeable confidence (I believe Justin had the same too, and the either blessing/curse to be able to play well brilliantly when they're struggling.) Feels like it's bleeding outta them. R.I.P JTE.
I'm a big fan of Steve's and also champion some young Irish Buskers....You make a excellent comparison! Saw Steve interviewed once where he said if he wasn't making records etc. he'd be a BUSKER 😁
Found KPIG in Watsonville and Mr. Earle at the same time in the late 80's - early 90's ..... nothing made the trip out to the racetrack more badassed than Copperhead Road blasting on the Pig ..... a most excellent performer. Thanks for posting.
Never saw this before. Thank You for posting. This would be around the same time he did the set on the Nashville Network on Jerry Jeff Walkers (?) show. Then he went to prison and disappeared until he dropped two albums and showed up on Musician Magazines cover with Townes.
Yep - around the same time as the Nashville Now show - some of his last appearances. Looks like he's been dragged through the s%#t backwards (as my grandfather would have said), but he sounds raw and real. His disappearance was before the prison time, though. He on the streets of Nashville for a couple years, living close to the drugs. Getting arrested was a good thing (for him at least) and helped bring him back. He went to prison in Sept 94, was released after a month in rehab followed by a month in jail, then had the new album out by February 95. I have always been amazed at how quickly he turned around and got Train a Comin' out, but I am sure it was a financial necessity. Mostly old songs and covers, but still surprising..
I understand my opinion isn't widely shared, but The Other Kind is my favorite album of his. It's so dark it's scary at times. When he did the Nashville Network show he looked worse than he does here. He CCKMP (for the first time I had ever heard it) and he looked like a skeleton playing a mandolin. Steve's one of those rare songwriters that can do craftsmanship and passion both. Pretty amazing.
Thanks for this. I had a copy, but lost it when my hard drive blew up. So many great performances here. I especially like his versions of "Close Your Eyes" and "Have Mercy," which he rarely plays now. Also love his cover of Dave Olney, who is definitely an underappreciated writer.
Saw him at Raoul's Roadside Attraction (not sure that's correct) in Maine about this same time. This is how I recall him whenever I imagine him singing.
Was living down the street off Sepulveda, my wife took me to Mccabes to see him. I thought he had a lot of nerve coming a hot mess as he did. That must of been a hell of a bump. Was still a good show, made me glad I wasn't in that life myself any longer. Glad he finally outgrew it himself.
I didn't think he was gonna make it thru 'Devil's Right Hand'.......but, he bumped his way thru. Glad he survived, a Fairview, Tennessee boy when he hit it big....
Seeing Rich Man's War brought me here ...his artistry sure doesn't avoid the painful...and his sound! We got something in common he and i...our sentiments for the Dick Cheney and George W. Bush cronies club.
@@augustwest752nope. It has moments that are great, but pick about any show he did after getting out of jail (including that MTV show from the jail) and he’s better. I love the first two songs here, and a couple after, but the highs never balance out the lows on this one. He’s clearly struggling, and I have to say he’s fighting hard to get back to the music, but as long as the drugs were winning he wasn’t ever at his best.
The Guitar is a Gibson J200 Celebrity. (90) made. I finally got one. Took me a year to ID the model and another year to locate one in Japan. At David Gilmour's auction 2 of these sold for just under $250,000 each. Perfect guitar for Steve even though he is a Martin guy now.
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Got to see him live acoustic four days ago, on Sept 07, 2024, in Indiana; very cool and very sweet. I'm greatfull i was able to see him. Awesome heartfelt performance.
It used to be I was really free.
I didn't need no gasoline to run..
Nobody can replace Steve.
The living icon..
Before going to Ireland in 20015, I heard a Copperhead Road on the radio, which I remembered from my high school days. I thought "What ever happened to Steve Earle". He had been off my radar since 1984. I decided to check him out online. So I go to Ireland and during our trip, I heard "Galway Girl". I got back to the states and I'm in a used book store, I come across his memoir & bought it. I thought "Ok God/universe, I hear you...I went home and checked him out on the internet. BOOM mind blown ! I've now seen him several time in concert, read the book, bought the albums...LOVE Steve Earle's music.
Make sure check out his recently passed son, Justin Townes Earle. I'm guessing you've heard of him it's just this show always brings him to mind. Both forces of nature with just a stringbox and their voice. Slainte.
In the case that you may have not come to the knowledge of Truth and Life as of yet...... God created the universe and Everything in it. God is Not the Universe. ..... ..... .... God Bless You In All Truth and Repentance. - In Christ, Christina
If you dig this your surely a friend of mine!
Nice to meet you friend lol
His collection of mandolin , acoustic, electric guitars, harmonicas are second to no one.
Steve has a unique voice, stile that sets him apart from all the others.
His ability to write & perform rock, country, blues, anything in between. He is a artist at the highest level ever.
I am a fan since I discovered the music in 1985.
Austin city limits was one of the best. Keep on going Steve.
He has never stopped making music well after the rest faded away. Still on tour 2024 for all the fans of real music .
I just saw him in wpg was epic
I sat in the 2nd row. Greatest music performance I ever saw.!!
Nice, got to be one of your fonder recalls in this journey we call life.
Steve is amazing live.
Bubbles, you couldn't have had a better sponsor!
I saw Steve @ Maxwells in Hoboken...'88-'89...it was my friends and I...we gave Steve a recording of my friend's band Trainwreck...He allowed us to attach a little microphone to his guitar mike...it was a surprisingly good recording...not too long after that we heard he was in prison...we tried to call him...I found him to be an amiable fellow and I think the greatest country singer-songwriter since Hank Williams Sr. ...I'm really glad that he's still alive!
You should post it.
@@smwrbd I gave it to a friend of mine...
Steve played a show in my hometown in Bc. Years ago now. Small enough venue that he did a signing at the end. Show was amazing, band he toured with was great! And I got to shake the man’s hand, get an autograph and photo. But I could see that he was tired and I didn’t want to waste any more of his time then I already had, but I really wish I had had the guts to tell him how profoundly moving his music has been to me and how much of an impact it’s had on my life! Alas, I didn’t bother boring him with my rant!
This is amazing! He is amazing! I got to see him perform last month in Halifax, most incredible experience EVER!
I've always loved Steve Earles music. . He's as real as it gets.
amen brother seen him twice my dad's seen him 20 times
Yeah- he has real talent
Steve Earle, you’re the best. Always, forever, For certain
Even all messed up on drugs he gave a good show and he's (was and now) a good down to earth man... he's the best
One of my favorites period. I think one of the first performances after he got clean was on Marty's Party show. Marty sang a little song for the intro called it sure is good to have Steve back around. Well worth looking up. Steve did Guitar Town then he and Marty did my old friend the blues together. Awesome performance. And yes, it sure is good to have Steve back around.!
I j get lost for hours listening to Steve singing and playing guitar..thanks for this..
Steve came to the UK last year. I seen him twice 09th & 17th June, Alone Again & Accoustic Tour 2023.
Steve was amazing, I met him both times, first time he autographed my arm for me. Also we had photos took together.
I showed him my tatt & i had 4 photos printed out & he signed them for me. He said they were very good
The one were he is laughing & pointing was cos the guy taking the photo, took quite a few, it was more like a photo shoot.
Time stood still when i was him.
No wonder he has been married so many times, he as this lovely aura around him. He is such a lovely man, he had me laughing so much.
Steve is in the best of health.
Only thing is on the twice i met him, each time I forgot to ask him to marry me 😂😂😂
Maybe thats good cos he would of replied with a resounding NO! Hahaha.
Steve will never know how his & Justin's music helps me, i didn't tell him what i had been going through, and him coming to the uk as prayers are answered when they are honest & true.
God gives you what you need. Not what you want & sometimes more than what you ever dreamed of. ❤
OMG!!....what rock have I been under for the past 30 years?? Someone put Copperhead Road on my phone. Got my attention for sure. Have been checking out any other stuff I can find. So far, there is nothing I don't like. This man shakes my bones.
Have you listened to Townes VanZandt? Will blow your socks off too
Townes was Steve’s mentor back in the late 70s . I am from Colorado joyful to say I was one of Townes”Many A Fine Lady” He wrote Pueblo Waltz about our time .
@@lavonnacasey5724 I love that song. Beautiful melody and lyrics!
Only one singer/songwriter can top Earle and that's Bob Dylan. And I'll stand on Steve Earle's coffee table in my cowboy boots and say that". No knock on Steve there - that's pretty bloody incredible!
Townes Van Zandt Is greater than Earle.
I like them both but Tony Joe White is the best in my humble opinion or just as good to be if we're going to be PC.
This is absolutely amazing! I've been a fan since the 80s, and saw him around 2001 on the Transcendental Blues tour in Asheville, NC. One of the best, and loudest shows I've seen. He had cleaned up by then, and I'm glad he found a way to shed his demons, but God! No matter how messed up he was here, he was totally dialed in!
I could listen to/watch this entire video over and over - true music from the soul of a singer/songwriter. Thank God he came back to us.
I respect anyone that never gives up . Live life no matter what comes I have been doing all of it I will never give up . I will never give in until it's all gone.
I love every one who has been a part of my journey.
Still love watching Steve❤
What a venue can’t believe I missed this one. Seen so many great shows there. Steve the real deal times ten. “I’m a sinner Lord can’t you see, have mercy on me.” That ain’t manufactured in any way. National Treasure .
Setlist:
The Other Kind
Have Mercy
Hometown Blues
Devil's Right Hand
Sometimes She Forgets
Johnny Come Lately
So Different Blues
Limousine Blues
Saturday Night and Sunday Morning
Regular Guy
Close Your Eyes
Copperhead Road
CCKMP
Notes:
First live performance of CCKMP.
omg love Steve Earle one of the greatest song writers of all time!!!!!!
I think this is the show a friend shot. I have a couple of autographed photos that he gave me. Talked to steve at the house of blues sunset, and he gave me his business card, so I mailed the shots off and he signed them and sent them back. Killer performer and a nice guy.
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Some time she forgets another favorite of mine and I love the words and mostly played in the bar I was in . I love Steve so sweet. His music reached out to me in so many ways.❤❤❤❤
some songs NEVER get old...they're timeless....thanks Steve...
I've known Steve for a very long time. I seen him thru this period in his life, thank God he survived it. I've never seen this video but I've seen him perform during this time.
Great to put an old Steve Earle stripped back show on for us to enjoy. I'm a Brit who found him playing on the mandolin with Energy Orchard some 30 years ago I guess. I hunted him down and found Copperhead Road, Shut up and die like an Aviator and while in Germany The Hard Way. Oh Man, this mans style changed my life, and so pleased to se his passion for song crafting coming across in this footage. Thank you for sharing. I play loads of his stuff busking in the force, it's the best stuff out there for a street performer. Cheers!
Talk about unique style and expressiveness that flows out from within his self! One of my heroes.
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I am totally in love with Steve Earle. He's beautiful no matter what.
Just two days after the tragic passing of his son he sent me a private message with his email address after I expressed my love for this performance and being sorry for his loss. I never replied but how genuine a guy is Steve Earle can be answered right there.
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@@steveearle1956 is that a doghouse rose? The tribute was good.
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OMG the strum on the first song!!!
he is loving that up strum,,great performance.
Yes, it's very effective!
good shit not a big country fan or him but stumbled upon this and watched all the way through really great raw performance
so cool
i was a mess too at that time in history love you steve
dam I all ways liked his style. all ways. 💘 ya Steve
Hes a great musician, Singer and song writer. There will only be one Steve Earle
Saw Steve in Berlin a few years ago, AMAZING and great musician. He played alone and totally rocked the show from beginning till end. Thank you for posting this great concert.
Then and now. The timeline he has been through. Been a fan from day one.
Saw him in northeast D.C. in the 1980s, any many larger venues since (including after he got out of prison at The Birchmere in D.C area). Feel very lucky to have caught him then. Came throug San Diego area a couple of times in the past couple of decades. Hopefully, he gets back out there sometime soon and stays well. The Hank Williams of our era.
Awesome rare video. I love his shirt too.
I bought one of my first guitars at McCabes in Santa Monica. About a year before this concert. Wish I had seen this show...
Love the Copperhead road song on this show. " Nobody could tell me I was playing it wrong, cause I wrote it". - Steve Earle. LOL Love that mandolin playing. "Close Your Eyes is a good one too. Special one for me. David Olney song is also pretty, but very sad.
The best living songwriter (and yeah, I'm aware of who all is still alive).
I really love him, It makes me sad seeing him at that time, when things were really rough for him, but I´m so grateful you posted this, I´ll keep it in favorites...thank you so much.
Saw Steve open for Hot Tuna a few years back. You can't beat a man and a guitar. Cuts right through the crowd and makes everyone shut up. He played a few Townes songs and a few of his newer stuff. He looked and sounded great I'm happy I got to see him.
Fantastic! As a fan who has followed SE from the beginning what a treat to find this treasure this evening! Thanks for posting
Had never seen younger Steve Earl, Love his voice (and lyrics)
Seriously? This is the early 90s and there are a lot of videos from the 80s where he is younger - including most of his official videos (anything from Guitar Town or Copperhead Road albums, for instance.) Look up Heartworn Highways videos if you really want to see a young Steve.
Also, check out sosume's100 channel. Good older videos of him too.
Definitely - Sosume100 was a High School friend of Steve's and sound guy, and has some amazing early work by Earle. You can hear the nervousness in his voice.
nilradem They are good songs. From what I gather from reading some of the posts, it sounds as though his friend Charlie passed away and now his son is running it. That is too bad that he passed away. I didn't really notice nervousness in Steve's voice, but he probably was nervous.
whitebluesky Yes - I exchanged some PMs with a friend of Charlie/Sosume's after he died a couple years ago. He told me he thought Charlie's son had the tapes, but I don't think anyone took over the channel. There seemed to be some conflict in the family. When I mentioned nervousness, I was thinking of some of the very earliest demos, like "Teresa." But Steve developed confidence quickly.
This is awesome... thanks for sharing! Just like today's country music...
Man I Love his post I am always coming back. Thanks
still listening
Steve Earle's music is great, I didn't know until their concert with
I saw him in the late 80s at Rupp Arena in Lexington KY when he opened for Hank JR. I've always loved him and always will. You are bad-ass Steve Earle......!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for sharing this with me and everyone else. Steve Earle is my favorite still today.
Thanks for posting this awesome concert!! Please pay attention people!
He is so good
That acoustic guitar sounds sooo damn good, though!!
Yes, and it pisses me off because it sounds better than mine
When Steve Earle sings I want to be one of the Other Kind.
arguably one of his best songs.....such a great writer
Have mercy is one of, if not my favorite Steve song, This was a nice version.
OMG bloody hell he is just awesome!!! Have always loved your music mate. There is a young bloke on AUSSIE XFACTOR who is my favourite contestant as his style reminds me so much of a young Steve Earle. I am an youth from the late 60's, 70's and80's I don't care that much for the trash they call music today and don't watch AUSSIE XFACTOR but this kid DEAN RAY (real name Dean Pritchard) took my breath away. I have been begging XFACTOR to get Deanie to sing Copperhead Road or one of Steve Earle's great hits to no avail but ill keep trying. Thank you for the great memories mate.
Started really liking Steve, when the Exit 0 album first came out. At the time, my friends and I were mainly into “alternative” music, but a good friend got into Steve when Guitar Town dropped. We were also starting to get into alt-country (Uncle Tupelo, Jayhawks, Beat Farmers, etc.) around that time. Our whole group of friends basically became SE and the Dukes fanatics, from that point on.
We saw him many times, in many places. I recall seeing virtually this same show at Door David’s in Dallas, and sitting right where this camera is positioned. He played/sounded great. Though there were rumors, we didn’t fully learn until later, how messed up he was on H at the time. You can see it, now, in this old video. Sure glad he made it thru that part of his life and is still doing his thing.
This is unbelievable! Steve is just perfect in this show, totally dialed in. This could be one of the greatest live solo performances I have ever seen. Thanks for posting this!
If anyone/thing should be tired of winning it's youtube. It's even kind of better than a time machine because you don't have to worry about altering the future and all that stuff.... Thanks so much for posting. First two songs are life changers, huge Steve Earle fan but never heard those songs acoustic.
"I'm not going to list the songs and times for you. I think you should watch it all!" Thanks Fraser, I think you did us all a favour
This is great! I'm happy.
Always plays loud and proud like he's busking.
That's a brilliant comparison man, I've played just like he has here (half-clucking or else just recently clean) and obviously I'm only an oul mimic when it comes to it, it's still rough af. Steve always seems to have this unshakeable confidence (I believe Justin had the same too, and the either blessing/curse to be able to play well brilliantly when they're struggling.) Feels like it's bleeding outta them. R.I.P JTE.
I'm a big fan of Steve's and also champion some young Irish Buskers....You make a excellent comparison! Saw Steve interviewed once where he said if he wasn't making records etc. he'd be a BUSKER 😁
Hard to find early footage of Steve Earle, this is fab, thanks for posting! x
Found KPIG in Watsonville and Mr. Earle at the same time in the late 80's - early 90's ..... nothing made the trip out to the racetrack more badassed than Copperhead Road blasting on the Pig ..... a most excellent performer. Thanks for posting.
As a long time KPIG listener, I have been turned on to many artists I'd never been aware of if I was on main stream radio. Pismo beach native ✌️🌊⛱️
Never saw this before. Thank You for posting. This would be around the same time he did the set on the Nashville Network on Jerry Jeff Walkers (?) show. Then he went to prison and disappeared until he dropped two albums and showed up on Musician Magazines cover with Townes.
Yep - around the same time as the Nashville Now show - some of his last appearances. Looks like he's been dragged through the s%#t backwards (as my grandfather would have said), but he sounds raw and real.
His disappearance was before the prison time, though. He on the streets of Nashville for a couple years, living close to the drugs. Getting arrested was a good thing (for him at least) and helped bring him back. He went to prison in Sept 94, was released after a month in rehab followed by a month in jail, then had the new album out by February 95. I have always been amazed at how quickly he turned around and got Train a Comin' out, but I am sure it was a financial necessity. Mostly old songs and covers, but still surprising..
I understand my opinion isn't widely shared, but The Other Kind is my favorite album of his. It's so dark it's scary at times. When he did the Nashville Network show he looked worse than he does here. He CCKMP (for the first time I had ever heard it) and he looked like a skeleton playing a mandolin. Steve's one of those rare songwriters that can do craftsmanship and passion both. Pretty amazing.
awesome. thanks for posting
Really Great Captivating Video! Thanks for Posting.
you sir rock thank you for keeping mr earles music alive awesome mf show
Thanks for this. I had a copy, but lost it when my hard drive blew up. So many great performances here. I especially like his versions of "Close Your Eyes" and "Have Mercy," which he rarely plays now. Also love his cover of Dave Olney, who is definitely an underappreciated writer.
thank you so much for posting this. I'm a massive Steve Earle fan, and this is brilliant. Thank you.
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Steve Earle is one of the best alright, thanks Fraser. right on. watch it all! shout out to McCabe's for all singer/songwriters
WOW !!!
is all I can say...I'm glad he made it back !!! Love Steve and his music !
Saw him at Raoul's Roadside Attraction (not sure that's correct) in Maine about this same time. This is how I recall him whenever I imagine him singing.
Was living down the street off Sepulveda, my wife took me to Mccabes to see him. I thought he had a lot of nerve coming a hot mess as he did. That must of been a hell of a bump. Was still a good show, made me glad I wasn't in that life myself any longer. Glad he finally outgrew it himself.
GRAZIE!!!
2:00 love it❤
Thanx Fraser- loving the show man !
Yep- you got that right. Thanks for posting!
I didn't think he was gonna make it thru 'Devil's Right Hand'.......but, he bumped his way thru. Glad he survived, a Fairview, Tennessee boy when he hit it big....
Legendary
Seeing Rich Man's War brought me here ...his artistry sure doesn't avoid the painful...and his sound! We got something in common he and i...our sentiments for the Dick Cheney and George W. Bush cronies club.
Classic earle from the hard way period. Very rare to hear these songs now at a earle concert.
What a treat. Thanks for the upload.
This was probably at the worst time in Steve’s life, thank God he outran his demons...
I guess I am quite off topic but do anybody know a good place to stream new series online?
@@bowiehenrik4543 wtf
Say what you’re gonna say this is one of his best performances ever
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@@augustwest752nope. It has moments that are great, but pick about any show he did after getting out of jail (including that MTV show from the jail) and he’s better. I love the first two songs here, and a couple after, but the highs never balance out the lows on this one. He’s clearly struggling, and I have to say he’s fighting hard to get back to the music, but as long as the drugs were winning he wasn’t ever at his best.
Thank you. I agree - watch the whole show.
This is awesome buddy! Thanks for sharing
Powerful Piece of Audio Video.
wow ! thank you !
Awesome!
Amazing!!! Thanks so much for posting this nearly long lost show.
The audio is not that great on this...... still better than than what we have now....30 years Steve.... and your showing us why we long for yesterday.
The Guitar is a Gibson J200 Celebrity. (90) made. I finally got one. Took me a year to ID the model and another year to locate one in Japan. At David Gilmour's auction 2 of these sold for just under $250,000 each. Perfect guitar for Steve even though he is a Martin guy now.
I was at this, crazy
tanauniverse That's awesome what city?
Thanks for posting this. One of my favorite Steve Earle songs.
Thanks for sharing! Great show!