Steve Earle, Train a Comin' - 40m 5s

Tracks & Durations

1. Mystery Train Part II	2:33
2. Hometown Blues	2:41
3. Sometimes She Forgets	3:02
4. Mercenary Song	2:39
5. Goobye	4:57
6. Tom Ames' Prayer	3:02
7. Nothin' Without You	3:02
8. Angel Is The Devil	2:12
9. I'm Looking Throug You	2:28
10. Northern Winds	1:40
11. Ben Mcculloch	4:09
12. Rivers Of Babylon	3:03
13. Tecumseh Valley	4:28

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Review

Steve Earle's first record after emerging from artistic struggles, prison, and addiction, 1995's Train A-Comin' finds an artist starting from scratch and returning to the very basics of his musical vision. The low-key, charming, all-acoustic support comes from veterans Peter Rowan, Norman Blake, and Roy Huskey, while Earle's original material dates as far back as 1974--he wrote "Mercenary Song," he notes, while still working at Ciraco's Pizza. The mix of covers--Beatles, Townes Van Zandt, and the "Jamaican hillbilly" of "Rivers of Babylon" (with Emmylou Harris chiming in)--proves he had one primary listener in mind: himself. With no expectations thrust upon him, no labels involved, and very few at the time bothering to listen, Earle mined a raw gem. --Marc Greilsamer

Other Versions

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Train a Comin'

Tracks: 13, Disk length: 40m 4s (-1m 59s)

Train a Comin'

Tracks: 13, Disk length: 40m 7s (+0m 2s)

Train a Comin'

Tracks: 13, Disk length: 40m 3s (-1m 58s)

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