In April 2013, Earle released his most recent album at the time, "The Low Highway." But that was close to a year prior to this concert, so I don't think he was especially promoting the album he only played two songs from it, "Burnin' It Down" and "Remember Me." Instead, he played songs from all points in his career, as well as the occasional cover versions, such as "Where Have All the Flowers Gone" and "Tom Ames' Prayer." Also note that the concert was a solo acoustic one.
For the last two songs, Earle was joined by singer-songwriter Robert Earl Keen. I believe he was the opening act.
This album is an hour and 31 minutes long.
01 Where Have All the Flowers Gone (Steve Earle)
02 Guitar Town (Steve Earle)
03 My Old Friend the Blues (Steve Earle)
04 Someday (Steve Earle)
05 talk (Steve Earle)
06 Hometown Blues (Steve Earle)
07 South Nashville Blues (Steve Earle)
08 Tennessee Blues (Steve Earle)
09 talk (Steve Earle)
10 Now She's Gone (Steve Earle)
11 Goodbye (Steve Earle)
12 talk (Steve Earle)
13 Sparkle and Shine (Steve Earle)
14 Every Part of Me (Steve Earle)
15 Valentine's Day (Steve Earle)
16 talk (Steve Earle)
17 Devil's Right Hand (Steve Earle)
18 Burnin' It Down (Steve Earle)
19 talk (Steve Earle)
20 City of Immigrants (Steve Earle)
21 talk (Steve Earle)
22 Remember Me (Steve Earle)
23 talk (Steve Earle)
24 The Galway Girl (Steve Earle)
25 talk (Steve Earle)
26 Copperhead Road (Steve Earle)
27 talk (Steve Earle)
28 Loretta (Steve Earle & Robert Earl Keen)
29 Tom Ames' Prayer (Steve Earle & Robert Earl Keen)
https://pixeldrain.com/u/utwGk7tF
alternate:
https://bestfile.io/en/dOzgHbFfKjeEr3N/file
The cover image is from this exact concert.
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