Steve Earle belts the blues
The Contributor - USA 02 March 2019
American music icon and songwriting legend Steve Earle speaks to The Contributor about his new album Terraplane, his love of the blues and writing songs for women. “I come from a golden era of rock and pop, when the music was pretty special, very alive and it pulled you in. Once you’ve done that, it’s hard to walk away,” says Earle. (996 Words) - By Holly Gleason
Steve Earle & The Dukes will release Terraplane Feb. 17. Producer R.S. Fields, known for recording roots and blues music, recorded Steve Earle’s newest album Terraplane in five days at Nashville’s House of Blues Studio. Photo: Ted Barron
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