Dublin: Vicar Street 5.12.13

@Lafayette wrote:

Anyone?

I found one tweet indicating Lu covered Nick Drake’s “Riverman.”

As per Setlist FM

Lucinda Williams Setlist at Vicar Street, Dublin, Ireland
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1. Lake Charles Play Video
2. Pineola Play Video
3. Car Wheels on a Gravel Road Play Video
4. World Without Tears Play Video
5. People Talkin’ Play Video
6. Bus to Baton Rouge Play Video
7. Copenhagen Play Video
8. Over Time Play Video
9. Born to Be Loved Play Video
10. I Look At the World Play Video
11. Blessed Play Video
12. Drunken Angel Play Video
13. Essence Play Video
14. Changed the Locks Play Video
15. Joy Play Video
16. Honey Bee Play Video
17. Encore:
17. Passionate Kisses Play Video
18. River Man Play Video
(Nick Drake cover)
19. Hard Time Killing Floor Blues Play Video
(Skip James cover)
20. Get Right With God Play Video

lwj

Pretty great set list!

Mr. Stoger is hooked on Facebook. How soon until he joins and posts daily about his exploits? 😛

@stoger wrote:

Fine stuff, though light (one song) from the newest of the new. Still, what I wouldn’t have given to go GREEN in that audience. . . Rumour has it Doug became a secondtime father two weeks prior to due date; I prefer to call that the gods of tour band composition solving a certain issue with lead guitar for the first leg of the tour. Congrats to Doug and Liz, and well done getting mucho face time with the youngster before getting on a plane, Doug.

And now I’m off to log in to facebook.com/lucinda/williams 👿

Here is the new arrival. Boy or Girl ?[attachment=0:28yapfy5]The new Pettibone arrival.jpg[/attachment:28yapfy5]

lwj

@Lafayette wrote:

Good find, lwj. I’m happy to see Lu on the setlist.fm radar. Now pining for stoger type commentary with brackets.

I guess I was the early bird Lafayette. :lol:[attachment=0:2fe2zfyl]images early bird.jpg[/attachment:2fe2zfyl]

lwj

Seems Mr. Sutton stole the show in Dublin.
An excerpt from a review.

Williams has an easy rapport with the clearly adoring crowd and tonight’s gig is a low key joy, anecdotal and musically first rate. Sutton switches between electric and double bass throughout, and his harmonious basslines are the underlying triumph of the night. Pettigrew is certainly no slouch either, whether it’s tearing apart a solo, picking out some folk-style mandolin, or teasing out those peals of lapsteel guitar on top of Williams’ rhythmic strumming. It’s a gig that imperceptibly gains in energy, no doubt in part down to Williams’ mid-gig electric embargo, a game-changer that could have thrown things off balance but here only seems to instil more fervour in the players. Hats off to you Lucinda, and remind us never to get on your bad side.

The full review.

http://www.goldenplec.com/lucinda-williams-at-vicar-street-review/

lwj

@tntracy wrote:

“Pettigrew”? 😳

Tom

The writer was batting 50-50-2 right 2 wrong in Doug’s handle.

lwj