I Feel Alright

by Steve Earle

I Feel Alright cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 5 March 1996
  • Label: Warner Bros.
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 38:57
  • Community rating: 3.77/5 from 5 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

Recorded shortly after a highly publicized period of incarceration and rehabilitation, the record represents a powerful creative resurgence. The songwriting unflinchingly addresses themes of addiction, redemption, and life on the margins, delivered with an energized rock arrangement. It played a major role in cementing his status as an uncompromising figurehead within the burgeoning alt-country movement.

Genres

Descriptors: drugs, resilient, plainspoken, storytelling, honest

Tracklist

  1. Feel Alright (3:04)
  2. Hard-Core Troubadour (2:41)
  3. More Than I Can Do (2:37)
  4. Hurtin' Me, Hurtin' You (3:21)
  5. Now She's Gone (2:48)
  6. Poor Boy (2:55)
  7. Valentine's Day (2:59)
  8. The Unrepentant (4:31)
  9. CCKMP (4:30)
  10. Billy And Bonnie (3:39)
  11. South Nashville Blues (2:28)
  12. You're Still Standin' There (3:24)

Credits

  • Steve Earle - primary artist, guitar, harmonica, vocals, written-by
  • Kristin Wilkinson - arranged by [strings], conductor [strings]
  • Garry Tallent - bass
  • Kelley Looney - bass
  • Ric Kipp - bass
  • Roy Huskey Jr. - bass
  • Bob Mason - cello
  • Greg Morrow - drums, percussion

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