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GUITAR TOWN (EXPAND)

GUITAR TOWN (EXPAND)

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Steve Earle & The Dukes include: Steve Earle (vocals); Richard Bennett (guitar, bass); Bucky Baxter (pedal steel guitar); Emory Gordy, Jr. (mandolin, bass); Ken Moore (organ, synthesizer); Harry Stinson (drums, background vocals). Additional personnel includes: Paul Franklin (pedal steel guitar); John Jarvis (piano, synthesizer); Steve Nathan (synthesizer). Producers: Emory Gordy, Jr., Tony Brown, Tim Devine. Reissue producers: Steve Earle, Tony Brown, Andy McKaie. Engineers: Russ Martin, Chuck Ainlay, Steve Tillisch. Includes liner notes by Steve Earle. All tracks have been digitally remastered. This is a Super Audio CD playable only on Super Audio cd players. Steve Earle & The Dukes include: Steve Earle (vocals); Richard Bennett (guitar, bass); Bucky Baxter (pedal steel guitar); Emory Gordy, Jr. (mandolin, bass); Ken Moore (organ, synthesizer); Harry Stinson (drums, background vocals). Additional personnel includes: Paul Franklin (pedal steel guitar); John Jarvis (piano, synthesizer); Steve Nathan (synthesizer). Producers: Emory Gordy, Jr., Tony Brown, Tim Devine. Reissue producers: Steve Earle, Tony Brown, Andy McKaie. Engineers: Russ Martin, Chuck Ainlay, Steve Tillisch. Includes liner notes by Steve Earle. All tracks have been digitally remastered. Personnel: Steve Earle (vocals, guitar); Harry Stinson (vocals, drums); Richard Bennett (guitar, 6-string bass); Mike McAdam, Bucky Baxter (guitar); Emory Gordy (mandolin); John Jarvis (piano, synthesizer); Ken Moore (organ, keyboards, synthesizer); Steve Nathan (synthesizer). Audio Mixer: Chuck Ainlay. Audio Remasterers: Glenn Meadows; Tony Brown ; Steve Earle. Liner Note Author: Steve Earle. Recording information: Emerald Studio (1986); Park West, Chicago, IL (1986); Sound Stage Studio (1986). Photographer: Alan Messer. A much-loved album that is one of the key records in the development of "new country". The image of the immaculate, conservative, singing cowboy was completely ruined by Earle. He was bad, he loved substance abuse and he played loud, dirty, rock 'n' roll-laced country rock. Through all the past excess he has emerged a survivor, and is in reality the Bruce Springsteen of "new country". He sings of ordinary life and pick-up trucks instead of pink Cadillacs. "Someday" highlights the perils of being trapped in a small town, with the last line giving some hope: "someday I'll put her on that interstate and never look back".
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