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exit 0 - steve earle

Steve Earle - Exit 0 (LP)

Steve Earle

1987
10 tracks
38 min
alt country

Exit 0

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Product description

Steve Earle's "Exit 0," released on January 1, 1987, under Geffen, is a compelling blend of alt-country, outlaw country, and Americana, with a touch of country rock. This 38-minute album features 11 tracks, including the evocative "Nowhere Road" from the "Black Dog" soundtrack, and the raw, honest "Angry Young Man." Earle's distinctive voice and storytelling prowess shine through in tracks like "San Antonio Girl" and "I Ain't Ever Satisfied," offering a glimpse into his unique perspective on life and love. With its gritty, unpolished sound and introspective lyrics, "Exit 0" is a testament to Earle's enduring influence on the country and Americana genres.

Tracks

Nowhere Road - From "Black Dog" SoundtrackSteve Earle, The Dukes
2:48
Sweet Little '66Steve Earle, The Dukes
2:39
No. 29Steve Earle, The Dukes
3:33
Angry Young ManSteve Earle, The Dukes
4:26
San Antonio GirlSteve Earle, The Dukes
3:10
The Rain Came DownSteve Earle, The Dukes
4:07
I Ain't Ever SatisfiedSteve Earle, The Dukes
4:03
The Week Of Living DangerouslySteve Earle, The Dukes
4:25
I Love You Too MuchSteve Earle, The Dukes
3:42
It's All Up To YouSteve Earle, The Dukes
5:44

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Product specifications

Details

Album: Exit 0
Artist: Steve Earle
Album release date: 1 januari 1987
Label: Geffen*
EAN: 00076732599822
Available: No

Product information

Mono or stereo: Stereo
Duration: 38 min
Tracks: 10 tracks

EAN

EAN: 00076732599822

Other

Limited Edition: No
Genre: Alt country
Box set: No
Remastered: No
Reissue: No

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