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I started out with car wheels and listened to it a thousand times before i got to listen to anything else, so i’m kind of… well not bored, but i’d rather listen to the other stuff.
As i see it, she’s had 3 different eras,
Folk/blues era – Ramblin & happy woman blues.
The Smooth era with hits and country-rock sound – LW, SOW & CWOAGR gurf morlix being a key figure.
Post Car Wheels era, with more raw stuff, many sad songs and sometimes more straight roots rockAll different, all awesome.
What i think is sadly overlooked are the two first albums! I really love the adaptions of old blues numbers done by Lucindas great voice and style, and her second albums with songs like King of hearts, Lafayette, early version of I lost it. How i would love another album with Blues and folk songs!
I cannot compare them in quality, but the way i prefer to listen now is:
1. Folk/Blues
2. Post car wheels
3. Smooth.How bout you?
@Marc_Bolan wrote:
I cannot compare them in quality, but the way i prefer to listen now is:
1. Folk/Blues
2. Post car wheels
3. Smooth.How bout you?
I’d definitely go with # 1 Marc.The Blues
A little background here.
Lucinda’s 2nd night benefit concert in Chicago May 22/11 was called “Ballads and Blues” and Tom Overby had it professionally recorded (audio only). Perhaps someday we’ll get to hear it.Here is a quote from Tom Overby from an earlier discussion:
by TOverby on Thu Dec 17, 2009 12:39 pm
She will almost definitely do a blues album someday, it is something she has been wanting to do for a long time–but it will not be this next record.And since you mentioned “Happy Woman Blues” as a favorite of yours. ( Album was actually recorded in Houston, TX), let’s look at a very happy woman on stage with Joe Ely from the Houston International Festival earlier this year.
Song is (I believe) a Townes Van Zandt cover “White Freightliner Blues”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saDHdmZpTrABy the way a belated welcome to Lu’s friendly forum Marc.
Did you happen to catch any of her Swedish tour Oct./Nov 2007 ? Stockholm, Malmo and Gothenberg.lwj
Great link! Sweet sounding music, I should check out Joe Ely.
Thanks! But that was before my time, i’m only 23 and i’ve been listening for maybe 2 years, so i can’t ask for too much. Maybe i’ll go see my sister who lives in toronto if lucinda’s going there sometime…
Great to hear that she would like to do a blues album… her voice has matured and would fit those old songs even better now 😛
@punchdrunklove wrote:
oh, marc. can’t we ever agree on anything?
I’ve no idea, lets hear your opinion! 😆
totally forgot to get back here and give you a straight anwer, but:
1. smooth
2. post-CW
3. folk/bluesalthough i fail to see an “era” in each of those. i’ll get back here in a few days/weeks to give you a proper answer.
Hehe, i’m not very good at english, i guess period fits better. ^^ Anyways, i can clearly see the difference in these periods!
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