Justin Townes Earle - Nothings Going to Change the Way You Feel About - VINYL LP

Vinyl LP pressing. 2009 sophomore album from Justin Townes Earle, son of Americana favorite Steve Earle. Within the first song on Midnight at the Movies, you just know you're hearing something special, that you are party to the unknown and exhilarating paths being explored by an artist on the creative ascendancy. Midnight at the Movies displays an adeptness and musical sophistication of remarkable, organic breadth and is as lyrically sharp as a lover's tongue as she is walking out the door. Midnight at the Movies is held firm by Justin's astonishing vision and conviction, yet roams o'er the vast landscape of American music without so much as a stumble.

MORE STOCK COMING SOON! This reissue of Justin Townes Earle's debut EP originally banged out over a weekend to sell on tour has been remastered from the original, high-resolution sources by 5-time Grammy-winning producer, engineer, and artist, Ray Kennedy (Steve Earle, Lucinda Williams, Waylon Jennings), cut at 45 RPM by Jeff Powell, and pressed on gold, 180-gram vinyl. The new packaging features new liner notes by JTE's friend, collaborator, and art director, Joshua Black Wilkins, plus full lyrics, and a print of a previously unpublished photo of Justin from the EP's cover shoot.

Justin Townes Earle released Kids In The Street, his first record on New West Records, in May of 2017. The album received critical acclaim and further cemented Justin's legacy as one of the best active songwriters in music. Songs like, InchChampagne CorollaInch showcased his wry sense of humor as well as his deft ability to build upon the music that came before him while at the same time creating something unique and new. Familiar, inventive, creative, and clever. Justin would his second album with New West Records in May of 2019. The Saint of Lost Causes was hailed as one of the best albums of 2019 by Rolling Stone Magazine with Inchhalf a dozen or so career classics.Inch InchI was trying to look through the eyes of America,Inch Earle says. InchBecause I believe in the idea of America - that everybody's welcome here and has a right to be here.Inch Earle tells these American stories in detail and without judgement. While some songs cite historic events like InchFlint City Shake It,Inch and InchDon't Drink The Water,Inch other tracks present fictionalized narratives that are no less harrowing, or true-to-life, as heard in InchAppalachian Nightmare,Inch InchThe Saint Of Lost Causes,Inch and InchOver Alameda.InchJustin Townes Earle was always a champion of the underdog and All In features in depth looks at the hopeful, and the hopeless. Fueled by empathy, baked in the blues, Justin was never without something poignant or humorous to say. Sadly, Justin passed away in 2020 at the age of 38. ALL IN Unreleased & Rarities (The New West Years) is a fitting tribute to Justin's legacy. The collection features many never heard before songs, demos, and cover tunes, spanning his time as a New West Records recording artist.