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8.0
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The Observer
Earle's vocals are often a cryptic Texan growl, but the playing is immaculate and the songcraft admirable
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8.0
53423
8.0 |
Mojo
The whole Steve Earle range is here, from the coffeehouse, acoustic folk-Americana title track to unabashed rock. Print edition only
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53424
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Uncut
The chronically restless veteran hits the road, metaphorically speaking. Print edition only
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8.0
53570
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All Music
This may be his most consistent offering since El Corazón
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8.0
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PopMatters
Like all great storytellers, on The Low Highway, he expertly marries the communal and the personal to show us that we’re all connected in life’s journey
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The Irish Times
He retains the same infectious enthusiasm for his beloved Americana as he does for trying to say and do the right thing
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7.0
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Consequence Of Sound
Once again reveals that Earle’s gift for songwriting owes not only to an ear for melody but also to an ear attune to the quiet sufferings that most of us ignore
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7.0
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Daily Telegraph
The 58-year-old, who is writing his memoirs, is as busy as ever, and he's still got what it takes
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6.0 |
The Independent
Pulls no punches in its survey of the American social landscape
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6.0
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6.0 |
Blurt
The best tracks come when Earle focuses on just simply rockin’
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6.0
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Q
What makes The Lost Highway work is Earle's emotional range. Print edition only
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The Scotsman
His tight version of the country style so favoured by the put-upon blue collar American everyperson doesn’t escape from all the clichés of the genre
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