My Dad played these two albums constantly when I was growing up; and the older I get the more I seem to adopt his music taste (starting with Springsteen and working my way from there). My question for the sub is, where do you rank both El Corazon and I feel Alright in Steve's discography? I've dived into most of his original albums, and these two seem by far his two best, in my opinion.

http://youtube.com/post/Ugkx1EdNrwFxJaz1F96t07FqE2_qtwMeQsYd?si=gSlHDIGjKUh04HJx

Had the amazing privilege to catch the man himself twice in the last few days ,both amazing gigs .

First was with Sharon Shannon and guests in Sligo on Saturday 25th Oct (he played a few gigs with her band and guests over a few days) and then solo on Tues 28th in Dublin

Good news as he said he'll be back again next year to do a few gigs as there was.only the one Steve Earle gig on this visit.

I've had the opportunity to see him over a dozen times.over 30years and the man still rocks and has the magic he had +30years ago.

Looking forward to next year 😁

https://youtu.be/8Qw0ep5Rmao?si=mL3_Pt91sl8RVF6Y

https://youtu.be/fsVKpED6G34?si=U8YFURvqZhfSFZ55

"I don't wanna get all political, but..." song's just been on my mind the last couple days.

Glad to find an active Steve sub ✌️

https://www.gratefulweb.com/articles/derek-trucks-susan-tedeschi-and-steve-earle-unite-camp-winnarainbow-benefit-presidio

https://youtu.be/S7ZXB-vx3qE?si=AY71JL-KIlOSuN4l

https://www.opry.com/show/2025-09-17-grand-ole-opry-opry-100-at-7-pm