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Set list not in order :
Blessed, Born to be loved, Ugly truth, Butter cup, Don’t know how you’re living
Joy, Can’t let go, Drunken angel, I lost it, Lake Charles
Honey bee, Well well well, Unsuffer me, Essence, Steal your love, People talkin’, Out of touch, Bleeding fingers, Changed the locks, Get right with God
and one more (may be Righteously?)Right order :
Can’t let go
Well well well
Pineola
People talkin
Don’t know how you’re living
I lost it
Drunken angel
Born to be loved
Lake Charles
Ugly truth
Steal your love
Buttercup
Out of touch
Unsuffer me
Essence
Bleeding fingers
Changed the locks
Honey bee
Encore
Blessed
Joy
Get right with GodThanks for the post, marclaff! Good to hear your daughter heard “Unsuffer Me.” It’s always so VERY cool when requests are granted.
punch — do you prefer a rocking show or a mellow show when it comes to Lu?
I like both…but lean toward rocking. It’s in my blood — which doesn’t explain my fascination for Amos Lee. So, go figure.
i have nothing against the rockers, but they are a small fraction of LW’s ouvre and yet they get 50% (or more!) of the setlists.
furthermore, quieter songs like “reason to cry” (is there a softer lucinda song?) are just maddening, deafening beautiful, then when it comes to LW i guess i can never really say that a mellow song is indeed mellow because they are mostly heartbreaking and they yell out loud to my mind in the most unexpected ways.
in a way, “reason to cry” is just as thrilling as “honey bee”. serenity can rock, people.
@punchdrunklove wrote:
furthermore, quieter songs like “reason to cry” (is there a softer lucinda song?) are just maddening, deafening beautiful, then when it comes to LW i guess i can never really say that a mellow song is indeed mellow because they are mostly heartbreaking and they yell out loud to my mind in the most unexpected ways.
in a way, “reason to cry” is just as thrilling as “honey bee”. serenity can rock, people.
Perhaps it’s the Latin “Hotblood” running through your veins, my friend…not that there’s a thing wrong with that. 8)
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