Steve Earle - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 2-1-2014 | ALBUMS THAT SHOULD EXIST

 Steve Earle - Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY, 2-1-2014

Paul says: Here's yet another album from the April 2026 Port Chester soundboard leak. This one stars singer-songwriter Steve Earle.

In April 2013, Earle released his most recent album at the time, "The Low Highway." But that was close to a year prior to this concert, so I don't think he was especially promoting the album he only played two songs from it, "Burnin' It Down" and "Remember Me." Instead, he played songs from all points in his career, as well as the occasional cover versions, such as "Where Have All the Flowers Gone" and "Tom Ames' Prayer." Also note that the concert was a solo acoustic one.

For the last two songs, Earle was joined by singer-songwriter Robert Earl Keen. I believe he was the opening act.

This album is an hour and 31 minutes long.

01 Where Have All the Flowers Gone 
02 Guitar Town 
03 My Old Friend the Blues
04 Someday 
05 talk
06 Hometown Blues 
07 South Nashville Blues 
08 Tennessee Blues
09 talk 
10 Now She's Gone 
11 Goodbye 
12 talk
13 Sparkle and Shine 
14 Every Part of Me 
15 Valentine's Day 
16 talk 
17 Devil's Right Hand 
18 Burnin' It Down 
19 talk
20 City of Immigrants 
21 talk 
22 Remember Me 
23 talk
24 The Galway Girl 
25 talk 
26 Copperhead Road 
27 talk 
28 Loretta (Steve Earle & Robert Earl Keen)
29 Tom Ames' Prayer (Steve Earle & Robert Earl Keen)

( all tracks Steve Earle except where indicated)

 Unwind that rig!

Since guitar Town came out and my old friend John Northcote gave me a copy of the album I was hooked . . . . . love Robert Earl Keen too

Steve Earle - Guitar Town (eTown webisode #765)

a stone classic favourite song of all time . . . 

Steve Earle & Marty Stuart - "My Old Friend The Blues" | Live at the Grand Ole Opry