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“Memphis Pearl”
http://www.youtube.com/user/sugarmarie1980?feature=mhum#p/u/8/H5LUz3sGXDQ
“Born To Be Loved”
http://www.youtube.com/user/sugarmarie1980?feature=mhum#p/u/7/f9ng6_qOHMg
“Fruits Of My Labor”
http://www.youtube.com/user/sugarmarie1980?feature=mhum#p/u/6/nbfEqIjOoAg
I was very happy to hear “Port Arthur” performed in Nelsonville on Saturday. I was in Cleveland the night Lu originally performed this song, finishing the lyrics minutes before she stepped on the stage. That night she hadn’t even come up with a title, thinking at first she would call it “Difficult Child.” She later changed it to “Port Arthur.”
This songs tugs at my heartstrings.
“Port Arthur”
@West Words wrote:
Stuart’s Opera House – Nelsonville, Ohio 2/26/11
18) He’s God – “I learned this from a guy named Blind Pearly Brown – a blind preacher street singer – my dad took me to see when I was 6 years old living in Macon, Georgia. My first musical influence I can remember. You can find his music out there if you look.”
“Sending this out to Christopher Hayseed Wyant; he wrote one of my favorite songs – ‘I got a God-shaped hole in my soul’.”
“I used to, in the heyday of the feminist movement, used to say ‘She’s God’.”
I was doing some research on this song while it is uploading on YT and came across some interesting (to me) FYI. I love the expanse of Lucinda’s musical influences. ..
Here is some info on Blind Pearly Brown:
http://www.rounderarchive.com/?id=bio.php&musicalGroupId=7384
I found Hayseed’s website, where Lu is mentioned, along with a photo of her with Hayseed. Miller Williams is mentioned as well on the home page, a testimonial about Hayseed. I wish Hayseed would have made an appearance, especially with what seems as a mutual admiration.
http://www.hayseedsings.com/fr_biography.cfm
“Hayseed’s music is roots music. Not from just one tree but a whole grove: bluegrass, old-time, country, gospel, folk, rock, soul…”
– Miller Williams (Presidential Inaugural Poet, father of Lucinda Williams)http://www.hayseedsings.com/fr_biography.cfm
Photo of Lu & Hayseed at link ^ above ^
http://www.hayseedsings.com/fr_biography.cfm
Biography includes photo of Lu with Hayseed and lots of Lu mentions at link ^ above ^
Nothing wrong with your camera Lafayette.- still the same Kodak ?
Love the toneing sp?on the large photo.
Thanks for posting the videos as well.
Great Hayseed and Richard “Hombre” Price research.lwj
Still the Kodak, lwj 😮
The “toning” is the “cartoon” edit feature in photobucket. 😉 I thought it was way cool.
“Sweet Love”
http://www.youtube.com/user/sugarmarie1980?feature=mhum#p/u/7/U2cT73At0kc
“He’s God” (Blind Pearly Brown Cover)
http://www.youtube.com/user/sugarmarie1980?feature=mhum#p/u/6/C0PDHRmDJ7I
That wraps up my Nelsonville coverage. 8)
@Lafayette wrote:
That wraps up my Nelsonville coverage. 8)
Ummmmm, not quite, Lafayette! I think there is one more thing you need to post… 😉
Tom
@tntracy wrote:
@Lafayette wrote:
That wraps up my Nelsonville coverage. 8)
Ummmmm, not quite, Lafayette! I think there is one more thing you need to post… 😉
Tom
I almost forgot… 😳
“Blessed”
@LWjetta wrote:
Easily the most innovative picture that’s ever appeared on the friendly forum.
lwjLafayette gets all the credit – it was her idea…
Tom
Every now and then I come up with a good one, even if it’s a knockoff of an outstanding marketing concept with the album.
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