Slippin' & Slidin' (7" Single)

Recorded alongside "Single Mothers" as a double album, but as Justin began to sequence it, he felt each half needed to make its own statement and they took on their own identities.

Single Mothers is comprised of ten tracks that showcase exactly why Justin Townes Earle is considered a forefather of Contemporary Americana.

Features an unreleased Elvis Costello cover

Third record in the Daytrotter Vinyl Series featuring two of Daytrotter's oldest friends, Dawes and Justin Townes Earle

A gorgeous, sometimes lush sometimes sparse, paean to the soul of Memphis.

Unreleased B-side is a sparse, haunting Bruce Springsteen cover.

A record that’s perfect for late Indian summer nights on either the front porch or fire escape, Justin’s found yet another way to be a timeless original. As versed in Mance Lipscomb as he is in M. Ward.

Within the first song, 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.
Roams o’er the vast landscape of American music without so much as a stumble.

A young songwriter honing his craft and getting his Guthrie on.

A modern-day troubadour, Earle blends genres seamlessly, framing his songs in warm musical settings and creating tunes that could easily be mistaken for classics.
Melds the qualities of a short story with the lyrical acuity of excellent songs, blowing a fresh breeze across the musical gardens and dive bars of Nashville.