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Lengthy review with several pictures AND *drumroll*…a setlist!
http://blogs.delawareonline.com/pulpculture/?p=5235
1. Ramblin’ on My Mind
2. Motherless Children
3. Sharp Cutting Wings (Song to a Poet)
4. Happy Woman Blues
5. Big Red Sun Blues
6. The Night’s Too Long
7. Memphis Pearl
8. Sweet Old World
9. Right in Time
10. Metal Firecracker
11. Drunken Angel
12. Blue
13. Out of Touch
14. Righteously
15. Real Live Bleeding Fingers and Broken Guitar Strings
16. Unsuffer Me
17. Everything Has Changed
18. Tears of Joy
19. Honey Bee
20. Nothing in Rambling
21. Factory Blues
22. Joy@tonyg wrote:
I wonder what song Factory Blues is?
It’s an old blues (not sure who wrote it) that Lu used to perform live more often, but still does occasionally. I have it on a couple of live bootlegs – one, from the September, 1993 Strawberry Festival and the other from De Effenaar, Eindhoven, Netherlands, May, 1989. In fact, this latter show is the one that is going to be on one of the CDs in the deluxe reissue of the self-titled album.
Thanks for posting this, Lafayette…
Tom
Holy cow, what a setlist! Sharp Cutting Wings, The Night’s Too Long, Factory Blues…how long until the Chicago shows again? I can’t wait…:)
@Disco Stu wrote:
Holy cow, what a setlist! Sharp Cutting Wings
Yeah Disco Stu, “Sharp Cutting Wings” caught my eye, too. That’s one Lu doesn’t play very often!
Tom
Hello Everyone:
First, I would like to thank Tom and Lucinda’s staff for granting me a “press pass” to take photos from my seat at the Wilmington show last week, September 30, 2009. This small gesture of sensitivity to Lucinda’s fans is one of the many things that make Lucinda a truly special and gifted musical artist.
The Wilmington show was wonderful. The Grand Opera House is a spectacular venue and was an intimate, 1100-seat setting to enjoy the concert. Buick 6 opened with a sharp and enthusiastic set. Then, Lucinda delivered a chronological and tight performance playing two or three songs for each of her nine studio releases. All in all, another wonderful night and show celebrating Lucinda’s 30 years as a recording artist. My photos can be found here: http://www.pbase.com/bike50now/lucinda_williams_at_the_grand_opera_house_in_wilmington_de_sept_
Absolutely wonderful, wonderful pictures, bike50now – thanks for posting them! That 50D takes some great shots (in your hands, of course! 😉 ). I have an old 10D; now I want the higher resolutions you have!
If Lu & Tom want some great live shots for liner notes, etc., they need look no further!
Tom
Thanks, Tom, for the kind words. I just love Lucinda’s shows and her talent. Having an ocassional chance to photograph at the shows helps me enjoy them better and share them with others.
George
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