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180g Vinyl LP Features Guest Artist Emmylou Harris & Covers of Songs by The Beatles & Townes Van Zandt! Train a Comin' is the fifth studio album by Steve Earle, released in 1995. The album was nominated for a Grammy for Best Contemporary Folk Album. This 1995 release by Steve Earle was his first album since the The Hard Way five years before.
19 de mar. de 2001 · Steve Earle: guitar, high string guitar, 12 string guitar, harmonica, mandolin, vocals Peter Rowan: mandolin, mandola, gut string guitars, vocals Norman Blake: Hawaiian guitar, dobro, mandolin, fiddle, guitar Roy Huskey Jr.: acoustic bass (and "inspiration" on I'm Looking Through You) Emmylou Harris: vocals on Nothin' Without You and The Rivers Of Babylon
Goodbye, so long, I hate to leave you, but I've got to go. Goodbye, so long, It's coming down just hear that whistle blow. It'll be here in a minute, you'll wave and I'll look back. I'm gonna leave you cryin' in the smoke along the track. Goodbye so long until I come back home. You'll be my dream.
26 de oct. de 2023 · Steve Earle - Train a Comin' (1995); Mystery Train Part II (2:33); Hometown Blues (2:42); Sometimes She Forgets (3:03); Mercenary Song (2:40); Goodbye (4:57); Tom Ames' Prayer ... in de stijl van Bob Dylan met uitsluitend geweldige songs. 'Goodbye' is een klassieker (ook door Emmylou Harris gecovered, maar geef mij maar het origineel ...
Emmylou Harris appears courtesy of Asylum Records Norman Blake (2) appears courtesy of Shanachie Records ... Train A Comin' (CD, Album)Transatlantic Records, Transatlantic Records: TRACD 111, GAS 0000111 TRAEurope: 1995: Recently Edited. Train A Comin' (Cassette, Album)Stony Plain Records:
1 de dic. de 2021 · Two More Bottles of Wine. This no.1 hit is transformed into a raucous, barroom stomp of a tune. The avid song collector Emmylou got turned onto Delbert McClinton’s music by his 1975 album Victim Of Life’s Circumstances and was pleased to discover she could sing this song from a woman’s point of view. 7.
29 de ago. de 2011 · Revisit: Steve Earle. Train a Comin’ 1995. Revisit is a series of reviews highlighting past releases that now deserve a second look. In the few years preceding the release of Train a Comin’, Steve Earle’s life was pretty much in the gutter.His heroin addiction continued to worsen, resulting in him essentially shutting his act down for a couple years, with nary a performance or recording ...
