Steve Earle - Live From Austin, Texas (1987)

Synopsis: Musical renegade Steve Earle blends his hard-driving country-rock with socially-conscious lyrics that sit squarely on the left side of the political spectrum. The rock & roll rebel is captured live... Musical renegade Steve Earle blends his hard-driving country-rock with socially-conscious lyrics that sit squarely on the left side of the political spectrum. The rock & roll rebel is captured live in this 1987 appearance on PBS' AUSTIN CITY LIMITS--recorded shortly after the release of his debut album GUITARTOWN and prior to his life-altering arrest for heroin abuse--performing classics such as "Hillbilly Highway," "Good Ol' Boy (Gettin' Tough)," "My Old Friend the Blues," "Something About a Monday," "Angry Young Man," and many more. The television series' original half-hour episode has been expanded to include Earle's entire full-length performance for a thrilling, never-before-seen concert experience. [More]