Justin Townes Earle
Harlem River Blues

Steve's little boy Justin drops his third record in three years (don't forget an EP thrown in there as well), an album of carefully honed country-pop ...

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I was quite shocked to hear that Justin Townes Earle has just postponed a huge US and UK tour to enter rehab. Turns out this young man has something o...

Justin Townes Earle, develops steadily from album to album (this is his third). This time, he seduce me immediately when he steps into the Baptist chu...

Justin Townes Earle hit the headlines last week when he cancelled his remaining tour dates to go into rehab following misdemeanour charges arising fro...

Over three previous albums, this son of Steve (and named for Townes Van Zandt) has cut an increasingly confident path with originals which are nominal...

On his fourth album, Harlem River Blues, Earle turns his focus from rural backwaters to the Big Apple, where he currently lives. It opens with the cou...

Alt-country gave such a generous franchise to sullen shoe-gazers that it took a fresh generation to help the boho fringe out of a hole. The way forwar...

Steve Earle’s lanky boy’s fourth album. It’s a bluecountry gospel-rockabilly grunge record with soul inflections (well, horns). It also has Jason Is...

Contemporary roots songwriters can easily fall victim to a number of crutches, and Justin Townes Earle--son of one country legend whose named after an...