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This setlist looks good. I hope she does some good old blues songs like “Nothing in Rambling” or anything from her first album when I see her next month. She does a really great job of covering those old songs.
Thanks padchio. I think I will go for it, it would totally be worth it. I guess I just gotta go to the concert not expecting anything. One time I waited after a Hot Tuna show and Jorma and Jack went straight to the tour bus, but I still got my ticket signed.
yeah, great interview.
I haven’t heard much of Lucinda’s guitar playing, that is without a band behind her. Although I really like her work on “Disgusted” and a bunch of the other blues songs she did on Ramblin’. Has anyone ever heard her play more lead type stuff?Nice, I have that set list taped to my wall. It was the one that Eric Schermorhorn used, taped to the floor. Ican’t wait to see her in Baltimore in 2 months!!
Thanks for sharing that. I really hope she hangs around. I would love to meet her, she’s kind of a hero of mine
Yeah, I can understand that. But, if she is in form, where do I “hang out” after the show? By the tour bus? Thanks for all the replies
When Lucinda came into my life, I was fourteen. That was three years ago. I’m 17 now, and I think it’s a shame that more young people like me don’t know or care about her music. The first song I ever heard of hers was Car Wheels, when, coincidentally, I was in a car on my way home form D.C. I thought, who IS this?? Her words just strike home more than anybody else I’ve listened to…even Bob Dylan. I really hope I get to meet her one day. She’s my hero.
The movie is called The Lucky Ones, and it’s a great. “Real Love” comes on the radio in the car in one of the scenes.
