Steve Earle - Washington Square Serenade [CD/DVD]

Digipak After a 3-year break from recording, Grammy Award®-winning Steve Earle returned in 2007 with the release of Washington Square Serenade. The album represents a number of "firsts" for Steve: his first record with New West Records, his first album produced in New York City, and his first produced with John King of The Dust Brothers (Beck, Beastie Boys) at the legendary Electric Lady Studios. The record was awarded a Grammy for Best Contemporary Folk/Americana Album in February of 2008. DVD includes an exclusive behind-the-scenes exploration of the inspiration behind Washington Square Serenade. Includes an extensive interview capturing Steve's insights, opinions, and observations on a wide range of topics, a "tour" of some of his favorite spots in Greenwich Village, and 3 performances filmed in the legendary Electric Lady Studios. (Run time 37:24) TRACKLIST:  Disc One (CD) -  Tennessee Blues  Down Here Below City Of Immigrants (with Forro In The Dark) Sparkle And Shine Come Home To Me Jericho Road Oxycontin Blues Red Is The Color  Steve's Hammer (For Pete) Days Aren't Long Enough (with Allison Moorer) Way Down In The Hole   Disc Two (DVD) -  Intro  Tennessee Blues (Performance) Greenwich Village  Gaslight Café Matt Umanov Guitars City Of Immigrants (Performance, featuring Allison Moorer) Washington Square Park Days Aren't Long Enough (Performance, duet with Allison Moorer)