The Man I Keep Becoming follows Harlan Crowe through twelve snapshots of self-confrontation — not in grand revelations, but in the small, weathered moments where a man finally admits what’s breaking him, what’s shaping him, and what he’s ready to change.
Across dusty roads, quiet kitchens, late-night confessions, and the worn rituals of an ordinary life, Crowe wrestles with pride, guilt, mercy, honesty, and the patterns he spent years pretending not to notice. Each song is another step forward — sometimes steady, sometimes stumbling — toward a version of himself who finally walks with clarity instead of habit.
This album is rough-edged, humble, and deeply human: a portrait of a man trying his best to rise, even if he has to start at suck, put on a coat, wash a brother’s feet, or finally climb the ladder he once worshipped instead of using.

It’s not redemption; it’s practice.
It’s not perfection; it’s direction.
It’s the sound of a man learning how to become himself.

You Can’t Scam an Innocent Man

Country Club

I'm Gonna Be Somebody

Nothin' But The Taillights

Killin' Time

A Better Man

Cheap Thrills

Don't Rock The Jukebox

Country Legend Vol. 35

I'd Be Better Off In A Pine Box

Doug Stone

I'd Be Better Off in a Pine Box

Every Little Honky Tonk Bar

Live at Billy Bob's Texas

Watermelon Crawl

Difference in Me

The Old Violin