Gravitational Forces Too Rare To Die! captured at the height of

captured at the height of the Steve Marriott era

with its singles spending a combined six months atop the Hot 100 and the album earning multiple Grammy nominations

Spanning recordings made between 1990 and 2003

showcasing the band’s ability to create music that resonates with a wide audience

When the two pianists join forces in the second halves

Gravitational Forces Too Rare To Die! captured at the height ofGravitational Forces is the ninth studio album by Texas based country folk singer songwriter Robert Earl Keen, originally released on August 7, 2001 by Lost Highway Records. Recorded with producer and multiinstrumentalist Gurf Morlix and Keens longtime road band, the record nudges his sound just a hair more to the country side of the folkrockcountry axis, leaning into fiddle, steel guitar, and a warm, organic production approach that emphasizes