"Copperhead Road" was okay (if you can get past the lyrics, there's really some good musicianship on it), but I haven't heard a damn thing that Earle has recorded since that's been worth a pinch of sour owl manure.
He needs to just shut up and sing to the nits who hang at Starbucks, wearing their little berets, reading Mao and sneering about how horrible the US is, all the while knowing that they couldn't get away with their $hit in any of the "worker's paradises" and "islamic heavens" they all love so much.
Dhimmicrats, liberal pus bags and assorted other pieces of leftist filth need to be put into camps and left there to rot.
Quite frankly, I thought numbers like "Sweet Little 66" and "Guitar Town" were great but that was, what, 1000 years ago?
Train a Comin', The Mountain, which he did with The Del McCoury Band, and Sidetracks were great. This album can't compare with any of them.