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 "J.T. might be a tribute, perhaps an homage to son Justin, more likely it is the only way Steve knows to find money and try to build a decent future for his granddaughter."

 "'Make sure I’m not the one who has to bury you.' 'You won’t.' They both hang up. Justin injects the last dose and that’s how it ends."

Steve Earle’s J.T. is a deeply emotional album honoring his late son Justin Townes Earle. The record explores themes of addiction, family pain, and legacy through a country rock lens. Featuring ten tracks originally by Justin, it paints a vivid portrait of his troubled life and talent. The album serves both as tribute and a means for Steve to continue amidst personal challenges. It’s a compelling introduction to Justin’s music and story. Listen to Steve Earle’s J.T. for a moving tribute to his son’s life and legacy. Dive into the heartfelt storytelling through rock and country.

 Valerie has an extraordinary voice – between childlike and nasal, the first impact is unsettling.

 "Call Me a Fool" is entirely worth it; it’s a masterpiece elevated by strings and horns.

The review praises Valerie June’s album The Moon And Stars as a great work marked by her unique voice, expertly crafted sound, and emotional depth. Highlighting the standout track "Call Me a Fool," it appreciates the blend of strings and soulful instrumentation that elevates the album. The reviewer traces Valerie’s artistic growth over the years and encourages listeners to appreciate this rare and lasting album. Listen to Valerie June’s The Moon And Stars and immerse yourself in a soulful, timeless musical journey.