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Lucinda,

Have a happy and wonderful birthday, and may you have many more to look forward to.

XXXXXX

Like your post nvy, all those songs you mentioned have got superb lyrics, and touch me in a way that no one else can, unfortunately most people do not take the time to discover the lyrics nowadays. coupled with that wonderful voice that does all sorts of things to me 😳 😳 , it is an unbeatable combination.

And don`t you just think that there is always something very sexy about a lady with a guitar…

Well Lefty..I reckon that all this crap posted about Lu, that Fiend talks about, is best dealt with by ignoring it and the people who post this stuff do not deserve the time of day. because I certainly have better thing to do than get involved in such inane “topics”.
I prefer to concentrate my efforts to helping other poeple “discover” Lucinda, as in md5332 (new to lucinda) topic..and try to introduce at least one person per week to Lucinda in my little crusade..it is an absolute crime that she does not get wider coverage, especially here in the UK.

And yes Fiend…with posts like that..you are a Friend.

Thanks for that IJ, sounds promising, any early news of these are very much appreciated as it make flights/hotels etc much easier and cheaper to get.

Please keep us posted if you can.

Hi there,
Glad you have “discovered”, Lucinda..I am quite sure that you will not be disappointed in your quest tio find out more, but please do not classify Lucinda as “country”…One of the main attractions of Lucinda is that it is almost impossible to “pidgeon hole” her as most people try to do.
Certainly the country influence is never far away from her music, but just as close is the blues influence along with many other genres which Lu captures in her music and words.
She is indeed a treasure and her lyrics really have to be listened to and understood to get the full on Lucinda effect, this is where she suffers in the mainstream of things as the majority of people today just want a song with a good hook.
I really cannot advise you which CD`s to try first, because I find that all are equally as good as the next and it depends on yourself and the momemnt which particular CD I put on, however if you are new, the award winning Car Wheels On A Gravel Road is as good a place to start as any, I am finding that World Without Tears is finding its way to my CD player most just now…and if you like live albums, there is the double CD Live @ The Filmore.
If you get a chance go see Lu live, I just attended the final gig of their recent tour in Dublin Ireland and it really was a superb night, right up there with the best I have ever been to.

Enjoy the journey.

Love,Peace and Revolution.

btw Eva`s version of What A Wonderful World is being released in the UK as a Christmas single and is one of the favourites to take the Christmas No.1.

Lu introduced Lake Charles in Dublin, by saying it was a request.
I do not know if it was in response to this plea…but anyway THANK YOU, THANK YOU, it was a wonderful evening and it was very easy to convince myself it was for me, and I treasure the kiss the Lu blew to me at the end of that song, and I ended up with one of Butch`s drumsticks as a keepsake.

My Dublin tickets arrived this week and they show Fionn Regan on them.

I am not certain, but I do not this is the first time with Lucinda ?