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Being a major Earle fan (as if my avatar didn't give it away), great video from about 11 years ago with Buddy Miller playing the lead on his 330/12. The Rick gets plenty of exposure, and is certainly the dominant guitar in the song.

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That is a great tune. Love Buddy's playing, too.

What's the name of that song?

Best,

T

manta wrote:What's the name of that song?

Best,

T

Somewhere Out There.

Oh yea, from El Corazon. Transcental Blues is my favorite of his. Thank you.

Timbo

Nobody...but NO BODY...coulda played this role better than Steve:

If that clip don't bring a tear to your eye, then you need to go right down to the shop where you pawned your soul and get that baby back outta hock...


See ya up on Copperhead Road, ya'll...

I can't say there was a tear in my eye but Steve Earle has a way of talking, whether it's lines or just on his own, that forces you to listen when the topic is serious. He's another one of those songwriters that make me want to listen and then go write! It'd be hard to pick a favorite but I Ain't Ever Satisfied would begin the discussion.