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Here is a preview article from the Boulder Weekly about the First Annual Blues & Roots Summit that focuses on Lu…
However, for many, the big draw will be Lucinda Williams, who kicks off the festival with the late show Friday night.
Tom
@GrumpyMama wrote:
tntracy – you gonna be there? send pm if so – let’s meetup
I’d love to GM, but unfortunately I am not going to be there…
Some other time though!
Tom
1 I Just Wanted to See You So Bad
2 Can’t Let Go
3 Right in Time
4 World Without Tears
5 Convince Me
6 Copenhagen
7 Something About What Happens When We Tall
8 Ugly Truth [duo with “bad ass” Blake Mills]
9 Born to Be Loved [rest of band intros, “the mighty rhythm section”]
10 Are You Down [“I like it when I get to stand over there and watch these guys”]
11 Hot Blood [initially attributed to Rough Trade record, corrected after to SOW]
12 Buttercup
13 Those Three Days [followed by “Everybody Likes that Song”]
14 Come On
15 Little Rock Star
16 Essence
17 Righteously
18 Changed the Locks [Lu mentions Friday the 13th–“it doesn’t have to be bad luck if you don’t want it to be”]
19 Honeybee
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20 Blessed [started solo, band walk-on]
21 Joy
22 Don’t Let the Devil Ride
23 Get Right with God [followed by walk-off “Keep up the fight” and “Don’t let the bastards win”]It doesn’t get much better than standing between “westwords” and “cawane” [“cawa”?] for a Lu show: shades of a certain celebrity wedding, autumn 2009.
Kudos to tour manager Eric for pulling the hook on opener Lionel Young, a fine bluesy artist but one who ignored the 5-minute warning from a functionary–the Big E could well find work as a pitching coach or big league skipper if this little tour management thang don’t work out. I mean, the bullpen was ready. ONce Young exited, the turnaround time was a record I think, 15-20 minutes, no more.
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