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So much of Williams's work comes alive within very particular, deeply shaded worlds, but this is her secret pop classic: The lyric that imagines nature itself as a lover's companion...
Jul 21, 1995 · On Your Love and Other Lies, guests, Lauderdale, Emmylou Harris, and Lucinda Williams help Buddy Miller — with his hillbilly yelp of a tenor — bypass the commercial charts for...
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- Those Three Days. In a conversation with two versions of her slowly healing self, Lucinda rotates between deep sorrow and the maddening confusion that occasionally combusts into fits of anger after a relationship halts unexpectedly.
- Unsuffer Me. Against an almost metal layer bedrock, Lucinda exhibits one of her strongest examples of the poetic lyrical structure that elucidates her artistry.
- Are You Alright? The exploratory empathy Lucinda expresses throughout this track is a hallmark of the artist’s career spent identifying with the marginalized.
- I Lost It. Nearly 20 years later, Lucinda revisited Happy Woman Blues, re-shaping a central track with her industry-hardened edge. The newfangled ‘I Lost It’ unplugs the mainlined fiddle, swapping out the folk foundation for percussion.
Williams released her first albums, Ramblin' on My Mind (1979) and Happy Woman Blues (1980), on Folkways Records and Smithsonian Folkways. In 1988, she signed with Rough Trade Records and released her self-titled third album, Lucinda Williams, to critical raves. [1] Her fourth album, Sweet Old World, appeared four years later on Chameleon ...
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Lucinda Gayl Williams [a] (born January 26, 1953) [2] is an American singer-songwriter and a solo guitarist. She recorded her first two albums, Ramblin' on My Mind (1979) and Happy Woman Blues (1980), in a traditional country and blues style that received critical praise but little public or radio attention.
Apr 28, 2020 · By Stacey Anderson. April 28, 2020. Photo by Danny Clinch. Since Lucinda Williams released her first album of original songs 40 years ago, she has pulled unfailingly sharp observations from the...
Jan 20, 2007 · Amazon.com. Buddy Miller's debut solo album is stubbornly old-fashioned--full of twangy vocals, emphatic two-step beats, stripped-down arrangements, and unvarnished plain talk about romantic desire and disappointment. Unlike most honky-tonk revivalists, however, Miller turns the genre not into a downer but into an exuberant whoop of joy.
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