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July 28, 2011 at 12:44 pm #30823LWjettaParticipant
Seems like lucinda is jumping the gun for the Macon, GA show tonight.
“Sittin’ in the kitchen, a house in Macon”Lots and lots of videos uploaded from NC on You Tube to enjoy courtesy of sherm1123 including”
CWOAGR http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEWQEjJ7Za8
Little Rock Star
Steal Your Love
Ugly Truth
Greenville
Buttercup
Can’t Let Golwj
July 28, 2011 at 5:34 pm #47773punchdrunkloveParticipantwhat happened to car wheels??? it sounds different. those impeccable riffs all polished, sweet, jazzy and whatnot. i think that quite agreed with the song they being furious and wildly appealing.
July 29, 2011 at 12:14 am #47774LWjettaParticipantIn addition to the songs I posted above, you will also find these on You Tube from last night.
2 Kool 2 Be Forgotten
Those Three Days
Righteously
Lake Charles
Changed the Locks
Joy
That’s 13 videos in total.
Must be some kind of a record.lwj
July 29, 2011 at 5:05 pm #47775stogerParticipantYour belated Raleigh setlist:
Can’t Let Go
Car Wheels on a Gravel Road
Buttercup
2 Kool 2 B 4 Gotten
Bus to Baton Rouge
Greenville
Blue
Born to be Loved
Lake Charles [after repeated audience requests ad nauseum: when it finally came time for it on the list, Lu says, “‘Lake Charles’, comin’ right up”]
Ugly Truth
Steal Your Love
Those Three Days
Little rock Star [dedicated to Amy Winehouse]Real Live Bleeding Fingers and Broken Guitar Strings
Essence [trio of “sex drugs and rock n roll” songs]
RighteouslyChanged the Locks
Joy
Honeybee
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Blessed
Get Right with God {lu signs off with “Love Peace and Revolution–the right kind of revolution–Don’t let the TEa Party–I mean the bastards–get you down”–Immediately one woman ascends the stage and embraces Lu, followed by another woman/another hug before local security and guitar tech Rick shoo them back down]Fine night, though Lu had constant monitor problems and at least a half dozen onstage consultations with monitors guy Seth between songs. Raleigh fans were a bit intrusive with shouted requests, a couple of times drowning out Lu while she was introducing the song already chosen.
Blake Mills did a fine if short opening solo set, topped off by “I Just Wanted to See You So Bad.” During the main set, Lu called him “a star in the making.” Buy his record.
July 30, 2011 at 1:49 pm #47776LWjettaParticipantA brief review from the local radio station in Raleigh.
http://wknc.org/blog/post/
lwj
July 30, 2011 at 8:06 pm #47777stogerParticipantAs you know from meeting me in Ontario, lwj, I completely fit the blogger’s prototype in characterizing the Raleigh audience here: a sophisticated, Subaru-driving, Hawaiian-shirt-donning, Whole Food-shoppin’ kind of guy. The blogger must have forgotten the high-end wine goblets some of us had spread out on our designer tablecloths.
At least now I can connect the dots on the yuppie voices yelling out intrusive song requests. . .
August 1, 2011 at 10:26 pm #47778steveParticipantI’ve seen over a dozen shows in the last 13 years and watched all the musicians come and go. I first saw this version of the band in KC during a rainstorm (thanks for not stopping Lucinda!). After years with the great Doug Pettibone on guitar, I admit that I was somewhat skeptical about how anyone would fill his shoes.
In KC it was obvious that Blake Mills was still learning the songs, but the other night in Raleigh, it was clear that he’d given up trying to sound like the old band and had made these songs his own. Some great moments on the guitar came out that night, particularly some of the slide stuff.
Blake’s opening set was very well done and a perfect start to a hot evening.
Now I’m bummed that I didn’t drive up for the Richmond show 😉
Steve
August 2, 2011 at 6:24 pm #47779punchdrunkloveParticipantIn KC it was obvious that Blake Mills was still learning the songs, but the other night in Raleigh, it was clear that he’d given up trying to sound like the old band and had made these songs his own.
yes, i sense that too. i didn’t mean to sound disrespectful before. i don’t expect the album versions of the songs to be exactly rendered on stage – imagine how boring this would be. there’s not a song in the world that is such a monumental cornerstone that you can’t do something new about it out of respect. in fact, i like to be surprised. and i was surprised. not a bad thing. rock on et al.
i’m eager to listen what lucinda and the band can do with songs as diverse as real love, memphis pearl and sharp cutting wings.
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