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1. World Without Tears
2. Metal Firecracker – tour debut
3. Drunken Angel
4. Something About What Happens When We Talk – tour debut
5. Reason To Cry – tour debut
6. Stowaway In Your Heart
7. Bus To Baton Rouge
8. Everything Has Changed
9. Born To Be Loved
10. Are You Down
11. SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES!!! – AWESOME new song. I think I’ve got a pretty good video, will upload when I get home.
12. Unsuffer Me
13. Out of Touch
14. Ain’t My Cross To Bear
15. Real Live Bleeding Fingers and Broken Guitar Strings
16. Essence
17. Joy – with David Garza playing Lu’s guitar
18. Honey Bee – with David Garza playing Lu’s guitar, very, very fastEncore
19. Hard Time Killin’ Floor Blues
20. Blessed
21. Get Right With God – with Amy Cook & David Garza6, 7, 8, 11, and 19 were also tour debuts. Lu duly credited Ray Bradbury for the new title (“I guess it’s all right to use it”).
There were also seven tour debuts in Boulder the night before; West Words took good notes and I’m sure will be posting soon. Off the top of my head, Blue, Steal Your Love, Springsteen’s Factory, Overtime, Jackson were among these.
Stoger, does it seem like they are visiting the archives to take advantage of the presence of a certain guitarist who knows how to play them? 😉
@tonyg wrote:
Stoger, does it seem like they are visiting the archives to take advantage of the presence of a certain guitarist who knows how to play them? 😉
I might not phrase it quite like that, but um huh, yes.
http://www.nodepression.com/profiles/blogs/lucinda-williams-on-the-colorado-tragedy
Lucinda Williams on the Colorado Tragedy
Posted by Michael Bialas on July 23, 2012 at 9:30amBefore performing a new song — “Stowaway in Your Heart” — in suburban Denver on July 22 in the aftermath of the midnight movie massacre in nearby Aurora, Lucinda Williams said she and her three-piece band were “trying to do some healing tonight and also try and cheer everybody up a little bit.”
Later in the two-hour, 21-song set at the Arvada Center outdoor amphitheatre, she said, “I’ve been doing a lot of writing lately. That always feels good. Looking forward to getting back in the studio with these new songs. I just taught this one to the band today at sound check. I borrowed the title from a Ray Bradbury novel. I hope that’s OK. It’s called ‘Something Wicked This Way Comes.’ “
After that song, Williams got choked up while again discussing the Aurora tragedy in which 12 people were killed and 58 were wounded at a showing of The Dark Knight Rises at Century Aurora 16 in the early morning hours of July 20. “I’ve been watching the beautiful prayer vigil unfolding in Aurora. I watched that a couple hours before the show. Like they said, everybody’s been affected directly and indirectly like a ripple when you throw a stone in the water. I think there’s a reason that we were here. We played shows these last three nights all in Colorado. …
“I don’t know. But something changed within me, I think over, these last few nights. I just feel more connected with people. … What President Obama said when he came to Aurora and he spoke a little bit (on Sunday). I was hoping he’d say something like that. He didn’t get into it too much. But, you know, he said, ‘We’re gonna make sure this doesn’t happen again.’ We need to make sure people can’t get ahold of those kind of weapons. Somebody needs to be here going, ‘Hey, wait a second. What were you gonna do with this stuff?’ “
Huffington Post review of this show by Michael Bialas, with links to West Words’ setlists:
Lucinda Williams in Concert: Hot Mama Plays It Cool in Colorado
http://huff.to/QH6yw2Concert photos: http://tinyurl.com/blfdwhk
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