May 18, 2013
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Steve Earle
Moving to Manhattan
by Whit Hill
posted 3/1/2008
"Fare thee well, I'm bound to roam. . . ." With these old-fashioned, courtly words in "Tennessee Blues" — the opening cut to his Grammy-winning new album Washington Square Serenade — Steve Earle says good-bye to Nashville and rolls north to a big city that floats between two rivers. Against hissy, looped drum tracks, Earle's
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