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Steve Earle JerusalemSteve Earle Jerusalem release date 20020924 On 1997's El Corazón, Steve Earle wished for the return of Woody Guthrie to a world sorely lacking voices of righteous dissent. Here, Earle stops pining for ghosts and gruffly makes his own claim to the agit-folk crown. The controversial "John Walker's Blues" drew attention to the album and the ire of many who misunderstood it, but it's only one of many topical tunes on a disc that issues a kind of call to arms: over the distorted guitars and garbage-pail drums of "Amerika v. 6.0" and in the spare and creepy satire "Conspiracy Theory," Earle rallies listeners to resist such corrosive cultural forces as consumerism, xenophobia, and apathy. And as Earle's songs often do, several cuts offer sympathetic portrayals of folks on the margins: a busted Mexican migrant writes a letter home as organ chirps and guitars blaze through "What's a Simple Man to Do?" and in "The Truth," Earle's fuzzed-out drawl depicts life behind bars. Though nearly every moment of this ambitious album is laden with meaning, there's room enough for simple beauty--like the velvet voice of Emmylou Harris on "I Remember You"--and, more importantly, hope. "I believe there'll come a day," Earle affirms in the closing track, "when the lion and the lamb will lie down in peace together in Jerusalem." » Post a Comment/Question on this CD! » Write a Review of this CD! Songs on the CD Steve Earle Jerusalem The following songs can be found on the CD Steve Earle Jerusalem 1. Ashes To Ashes vote 2. Amerika v. 6.0 (The Best We Can Do) vote 3. Conspiracy Theory vote 4. John Walker's Blues vote 5. The Kind vote 6. What's A Simple Man To Do? vote 7. The Truth vote 8. Go Amanda vote 9. I Remember You vote 10. Shadowland vote 11. Jerusalem vote Music Related to Steve Earle Jerusalem Concerts for a Landmine Free World Dolly Parton The Grass Is Blue Steve Earle Transcendental Blues Steve Earle Guitar Town Steve Earle Sidetracks Peter Wolf Sleepless Joan Baez Dark Chords on a Big Guitar Steve Earle Just an American Boy For available Sheet Music Titles, guitar tab, bass tab, drum tab, scores and lyrics of Steve Earle Jerusalem click here |
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