Sinners Like Me 06/18/1996 Additions include Willie Nelson's "The

Additions include Willie Nelson's "The Party's Over" and the Kosma-Mercer classic "Autumn Leaves

(Demo) Changes (Demo) Bombers (Demo) DISC TWO Queen Bitch (In Concert: John Peel) [Mono] Bombers (In Concert: John Peel) [Mono] The Supermen (In Concert: John Peel) [Mono] Looking for a Friend (In Concert: John Peel) [Mono] Almost Grown (In Concert: John Peel) [Mono] Kooks (In Concert: John Peel) [Mono] Song for Bob Dylan (In Concert: John Peel) [Mono] Andy Warhol (In Concert: John Peel) [Mono] It Ain't Easy (In Concert: John Peel) [Mono] Queen Bitch (In Concert: John Peel) [Stereo] The Supermen (In Concert: John Peel) [Stereo] Looking for a Friend (In Concert: John Peel) [Stereo] Kooks (In Concert: John Peel) [Stereo] Song for Bob Dylan (In Concert: John Peel) [Stereo] Andy Warhol (In Concert: John Peel) [Stereo] It Ain't Easy (In Concert: John Peel) [Stereo] DISC THREE The Supermen (Sounds of the 70S: Bob Harris) Oh

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Sinners Like Me 06/18/1996 Additions include Willie Nelson's "TheWith song like "These Boots" and "Pledge Allegiance To The Hag," Eric Church clearly aligns himself with the honky tonk Bakersfield Sound school of country music, and his rustic twang of a voice is similarly pure country. There are several commercial Nashville touches to this debut as well, like the hip hop inspired drum loop that powers the opening track "Before She Does" and the Big 'N' Rich country rock of the first single "How 'Bout You." Overall,