“In 1975, the film Heartworn Highways documented the emerging singer-songwriter scene in Nashville and Austin, capturing intimate performances by artists like Steve Earle and Rodney Crowell while they were still struggling to be heard. 30 years later, we have restored these now historic recordings to their original, unedited length and are making them available for the first time ever, in all of their ragged, whiskey-soaked glory.
Featuring the first recordings ever made by Steve Earle, Rodney Crowell and John Hiatt, available for the very first time and previously unreleased acoustic performances by Townes Van Zandt, David Allan Coe, Guy Clark and Steve Young.” – Heartworn Highways.
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1. L.A. Freeway - Guy Clark
2. "...that's a Lightnin' lick..." [dialogue]
3. Ohoopee River Bottomland - Larry Jon Wilson
4. That Old Time Feeling - Guy Clark
5. "...people condemn whiskey..." [dialogue]
6. Waiting Around To Die - Townes Van Zandt
7. I Still Sing The Old Songs - David Allan Coe
8. Intro
9. Desperadoes Waiting For A Train - Guy Clark
10. Bluebird Wine - Rodney Crowell (with Steve Earle, Guy Clark & Steve Young)
11. Alabama Highway - Steve Young
12. Intro
13. Pancho And Lefty - Townes Van Zandt
14. Texas Cookin' - Guy Clark
15. Charlie's Place - Gamble Rogers
16. The Black Label Blues - Gamble Rogers
17. "...these guards all drive Cadillacs!" [dialogue]
18. River - David Allan Coe
19. One For The One - John Hiatt
20. Darlin' Commit Me - Steve Earle (with John Hiatt)
21. Ballad Of Lavern & Captain Flint - Guy Clark (with Steve Young)
22. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry - Steve Young
23. The Mercenary Song - Steve Earle
24. "...would you do Elijah's Church?" [dialogue]
25. Elijah's Church - Steve Earle
26. Silent Night - Group
Party at Guy Clark's House
* Steve Earle - "Mercenary Song"
* Rodney Crowell - "Young Girls Hungry Smile"
* Richard Dobson - "Forever, For Always, For Certain"
* Billy Callery - "Question"
* Steve Young - "I'm So Lonesome I Could Die"
* Steve Earle & Rodney Crowell - "Stay a Little Longer"
* Guy Clark - "Country Morning Music"
...1...2
a very young Steve Earle at left.
thanks to Mr. Riddlvichenstein
“In 1975, the film Heartworn Highways documented the emerging singer-songwriter scene in Nashville and Austin, capturing intimate performances by artists like Steve Earle and Rodney Crowell while they were still struggling to be heard. 30 years later, we have restored these now historic recordings to their original, unedited length and are making them available for the first time ever, in all of their ragged, whiskey-soaked glory.
Featuring the first recordings ever made by Steve Earle, Rodney Crowell and John Hiatt, available for the very first time and previously unreleased acoustic performances by Townes Van Zandt, David Allan Coe, Guy Clark and Steve Young.” – Heartworn Highways.
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1. L.A. Freeway - Guy Clark
2. "...that's a Lightnin' lick..." [dialogue]
3. Ohoopee River Bottomland - Larry Jon Wilson
4. That Old Time Feeling - Guy Clark
5. "...people condemn whiskey..." [dialogue]
6. Waiting Around To Die - Townes Van Zandt
7. I Still Sing The Old Songs - David Allan Coe
8. Intro
9. Desperadoes Waiting For A Train - Guy Clark
10. Bluebird Wine - Rodney Crowell (with Steve Earle, Guy Clark & Steve Young)
11. Alabama Highway - Steve Young
12. Intro
13. Pancho And Lefty - Townes Van Zandt
14. Texas Cookin' - Guy Clark
15. Charlie's Place - Gamble Rogers
16. The Black Label Blues - Gamble Rogers
17. "...these guards all drive Cadillacs!" [dialogue]
18. River - David Allan Coe
19. One For The One - John Hiatt
20. Darlin' Commit Me - Steve Earle (with John Hiatt)
21. Ballad Of Lavern & Captain Flint - Guy Clark (with Steve Young)
22. I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry - Steve Young
23. The Mercenary Song - Steve Earle
24. "...would you do Elijah's Church?" [dialogue]
25. Elijah's Church - Steve Earle
26. Silent Night - Group
Party at Guy Clark's House
* Steve Earle - "Mercenary Song"
* Rodney Crowell - "Young Girls Hungry Smile"
* Richard Dobson - "Forever, For Always, For Certain"
* Billy Callery - "Question"
* Steve Young - "I'm So Lonesome I Could Die"
* Steve Earle & Rodney Crowell - "Stay a Little Longer"
* Guy Clark - "Country Morning Music"
...1
...2
a very young Steve Earle at left.
thanks to Mr. Riddlvichenstein
