Steve Earle - 'The Devil's Right Hand' [Live from Austin, TX]

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[HoldDaPhone]

This is my favorite version of this song, Steve’s voice is just perfect for telling a story in a song

[judetheneilyounggirl]

Love Steve! Love this song. Love all his songs. Cant sit still when I'm listening to some Earle! And DAMN!, he sure was a honey when he was younger! What a voice. What a song writer.

[jasonlinnehan]

What a brilliant song, one of his many. I've loved his music since I first heard Copperhead Road in about 1988

[scallaghan]

Steve Earle can be so intense it's almost scary. What a great performer and songwriter.

[scotttrezak]

I saw him in the late 90s, and it was one of the best shows I've ever seen. Great performer as well as a song writer

[robertbentzel]

Best American songwriter in the last 35 years any genre

[Staylogical]

I've see this guy twice, and I'd love to see him again.What a catalogue of amazing songs he has, as good as anybody.

[busterstutts]

One of the greatest Songs ever my dad always called him Steve Hearl. love you Dad RlP

[melvinpeachey]

Dam I miss those days. I can't believe how the world went to shit

[chuckyt]

High on life! Super talented song writer & pretty good singing

[giuseppesciarra]

uno dei miei idoli, grazie di esserci stato, Steve

[matthew]

Just saw him perform this live last week. Crazy

[THEBANDIT]

So ridiculously underrated. He is the country Bruce Springsteen.

[carter.]

Fun fact. Steve wrote this song for Waylon Jennings. Waylon then recorded it with Willie Nelson Johnny Cash and Kris Kristofferson ( AKA The Highway Men ) Steve then recorded it for himself then Johnny Cash recorded it

[Lisa-mwte]

Such a good songwriter, performer and even good-looking in his prime. (No offense. I'm over 60 now, too.)

[trevintheshed]

Used to think I didn't like country. Turned out I just didn't like Tammy Wynette or Loretta Lynne much. Then I heard Steve Earle for 2 hours on the radio one night and it led me into a great new genre of music.

[colmbolger]

This song was written in 1862 by Johnathan Bolger from Louisiana. It's a classic.

[DrSanity]

Simply put, your dominate hand often reaches for your very cause of death.

[lonewolf]

The good ol days with Zip Gibson..Bucky Baxter...miss them all..

[jamieround]

any one know what yr, . this was here in great video & sound