Top 70 Music Albums of 1995 by 
Romanelli 
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- (Created: 04/11/2012 18:19).
- Chart size: 70 albums.
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1995 – WARNER BROTHERS
Produced By STEVE EARLE & WILLIAM ALSOBROOK
1. Mystery Train Part II
2. Hometown Blues
3. Sometimes She Forgets
4. Mercenary Song
5. Goodbye
6. Tom Ames’ Prayer
7. Nothin’ Without You
8. Angel Is The Devil
9. I’m Looking Through You
10. Northern Winds
11. Ben McCulloch
12. Rivers Of Babylon
13. Tecumseh Valley
By 1992, Steve Earle had stopped both recording and touring because his drug addiction was completely out of control. His last album had been 1990’s The Hard Way, and in 1994 he was ordered by a court to go into rehab. It looked like we were going to lose Earle to drugs, but he emerged clean and released Train A Comin’ in 1995. One of the most satisfying comeback albums of all time, his voice is back, and his head is on straight. Instead of rocking out with The Dukes, Earle plays it folksy and bluesy and true. This is Americana at its finest. Many of the songs here are older, written by Earle in his teens and twenties. “Goodbye” was his first sober song, written in 1994 as a “ninth step in the key of C”. “Sometimes She Forgets”, “Tom Ames’ Prayer”, and “Ben McCulloch” rank among Earle’s best songs, and the album as a whole is simply a thing of beauty. Earle didn’t just come back…he came back better.
Two powerful covers grace Train A Comin’: “I’m Looking Through You” is a sweet mandolin driven take on the Beatles classic, and he takes on his idol Townes Van Zant again with the gorgeous “Tecumseh Valley”. This is an unplugged gem of an album, underrated and underplayed…you have to hear it. This is Steve Earle emerging from the ashes of his own destruction, rediscovering himself musically, and making a simply great album. Track after track is glorious. Earle playing bluegrass, singing with Emmylou Harris, making beautiful country and bluegrass and folk music. He’s right with the world again, and every note of this record is proof positive that this is a fine, fine thing. This is not just a great album…this is maybe the greatest modern country album of them all. Do I rate this album too highly? I don’t think I do. I think it’s deserving of being enjoyed over and over. To me, the best album of Steve Earle’s career. [First added to this chart: 05/13/2017]
Produced By STEVE EARLE & WILLIAM ALSOBROOK
1. Mystery Train Part II
2. Hometown Blues
3. Sometimes She Forgets
4. Mercenary Song
5. Goodbye
6. Tom Ames’ Prayer
7. Nothin’ Without You
8. Angel Is The Devil
9. I’m Looking Through You
10. Northern Winds
11. Ben McCulloch
12. Rivers Of Babylon
13. Tecumseh Valley
By 1992, Steve Earle had stopped both recording and touring because his drug addiction was completely out of control. His last album had been 1990’s The Hard Way, and in 1994 he was ordered by a court to go into rehab. It looked like we were going to lose Earle to drugs, but he emerged clean and released Train A Comin’ in 1995. One of the most satisfying comeback albums of all time, his voice is back, and his head is on straight. Instead of rocking out with The Dukes, Earle plays it folksy and bluesy and true. This is Americana at its finest. Many of the songs here are older, written by Earle in his teens and twenties. “Goodbye” was his first sober song, written in 1994 as a “ninth step in the key of C”. “Sometimes She Forgets”, “Tom Ames’ Prayer”, and “Ben McCulloch” rank among Earle’s best songs, and the album as a whole is simply a thing of beauty. Earle didn’t just come back…he came back better.
Two powerful covers grace Train A Comin’: “I’m Looking Through You” is a sweet mandolin driven take on the Beatles classic, and he takes on his idol Townes Van Zant again with the gorgeous “Tecumseh Valley”. This is an unplugged gem of an album, underrated and underplayed…you have to hear it. This is Steve Earle emerging from the ashes of his own destruction, rediscovering himself musically, and making a simply great album. Track after track is glorious. Earle playing bluegrass, singing with Emmylou Harris, making beautiful country and bluegrass and folk music. He’s right with the world again, and every note of this record is proof positive that this is a fine, fine thing. This is not just a great album…this is maybe the greatest modern country album of them all. Do I rate this album too highly? I don’t think I do. I think it’s deserving of being enjoyed over and over. To me, the best album of Steve Earle’s career. [First added to this chart: 05/13/2017]
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Top 70 Music Albums of 1995 composition
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| Everclear | 1 | 1% | |
| Def Leppard | 1 | 1% | |
| Oasis | 1 | 1% | |
| Jewel | 1 | 1% | |
| Aphex Twin | 1 | 1% | |
| John Hiatt | 1 | 1% | |
| Blue Mountain | 1 | 1% | |
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| 90/100 | 08/15/2018 16:18 |  patriciatoledo | | 91/100 |
| 65/100 | 02/12/2013 21:13 | Drogby | | 64/100 |
| 100/100 | 11/02/2012 00:37 | strawberryfields | | 95/100 |
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From Drogby 02/12/2013 21:13
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