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Transcendental Blues
Singer-Songwriter · 2000 · 19 tracks

Transcendental Blues

A masterful blend of gritty Americana, Celtic folk, and 60s-inspired power pop. Warm, literate, and deeply melodic songs of travel and hard-won redemption.

June 5, 2000 · Music On CD

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A resilient and melodic journey through travel, heartache, and hard-won peace.

Tracklist · 19 Tracks
01
Transcendental Blues
4:13
02
Everyone’s in Love With You
3:30
03
Another Town
2:22
04
I Can Wait
3:16
05
The Boy Who Never Cried
3:46
06
Steve’s Last Ramble
3:38
07
The Galway Girl
3:05
08
Lonelier Than This
3:12
09
Wherever I Go
1:58
10
When I Fall
4:35
11
I Don’t Want to Lose You Yet
3:23
12
Halo ’round the Moon
2:13
13
Until the Day I Die
3:23
14
All of My Life
3:28
15
Over Yonder (Jonathan’s Song)
3:52
16
Copperhead Road
5:14
17
The Galway Girl
3:38
18
Steve’s Last Ramble
3:57
19
Feel Alright
3:37
Moments Worth Listening For
The sudden, joyous burst of the Sharon Shannon Band's accordion and fiddle on The Galway Girl.
The psychedelic, Revolver-indebted guitar drone that opens the title track.
The stark, heartbreaking intimacy of the vocal delivery on Lonelier Than This.
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How does Transcendental Blues sound next to the rest of Steve Earle's catalogue?

Travel Journey+2.6σ

The writing leans far further into travel journey than the rest of the catalogue.

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