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A partial version (2:57) of “Blue” from this show on YouTube. Pretty decent sound, all things considered. Sends chills down my spine listening to it.
Indianapolis concert review (posted on July 9?). The addy was SO long I made it into a tinyurl.
http://tinyurl.com/mz8w6b
@Lefty wrote:
@Lafayette wrote:
@Lefty wrote:
Thanks for that, CB…Po’town is beckoning me…a mere 3-4 hours away… 💡
Happy to hear your name is being called !
I went all nutty and became a Bardavon member this morning – – now I can buy my Lu tkt 2 days earlier than the masses! 😛
Well, well, well…I absolutely LOVE nutty.
@Lefty wrote:
Thanks for that, CB…Po’town is beckoning me…a mere 3-4 hours away… 💡
Happy to hear your name is being called !
Ticket information for the Bardavon 1869 Opera House show:
http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20090708/ENTERTAIN/90708043/-1/SITEMAP
The Bardavon 1869 Opera House has announced shows with Ben Folds, Lucinda Williams, Rickie Lee Jones and Lisa Williams.
Tickets go on sale to Bardavon members at 11 a.m. July 21 and to the general public at 11 a.m. July 23.
Oct. 8: Lucinda Williams with Buick 6 at 7:30 p.m. (Bardavon)
Williams is an eight time Grammy nominee and three time Grammy Award winner. Tickets are $47 for adults and $42 for members.@tonyg wrote:
I haven’t yet. Don’t know how. 🙁
Message me if you decide to come out of the cave. I can get you started with the basics.
Tweet of the week.
independentrecs: thinks it got a tweet from Lucinda Williams but it couldn’t be, could it? it would be the best birthday present of all time
I will throw you a mastadon bone, my friend (and friend of Lu’s from Atlanta).
Lu met Nora Guthrie, Woody’s daughter, after the Ruddolstadt show. She wrote …”What a great spirit”
On a sidenote, I personally had the wonderful opportunity to briefly meet Nora a few years ago at an ASCAP function in NYC. Mr. Mellencamp was presented ASCAP’s Champion Award with fan club members gaining entry through our membership. Nora presented the award to John. Afterwards, there was a reception, and I bumped into her. I thanked her for presenting the award to John (as Woody Guthrie, along with Bob Dylan, are among his biggest influences). She looked at me and said ” Oh, I would do anything for John.”
The more I learn about Lu, the more I’m convinced she and John share many likes, right down to the crucifixes and crosses as pictured in her house.
@Lefty wrote:
Apparently, CB, Bob’s Sauget rendition of “Forgetful Heart” off the new album had Dylan Freaks all a-twitter. Some memorable vocalizing along with 3 harp solos (soli). How did that one grab you?
Lefty, I am embarrassed to say I don’t remember…I have listened to the record a few times and I guess that just didn’t grab me. I will pay attention at the next show, if my friends decide to stay. The gal I was with left with some mellencamp peeps, called me from the hotel, asking where I was. I said, DUH, I’m on the rail being educated by Bob Dylan 😉
Eeesh, let me say I did not mention anything about email address, only that I recognized the account as something familiar to me …I don’t give up private information. I will carry on, stoger, but I have much to learn about tweeting the different applications available. I think a live chat on twitter is available, how cool would that be, with Lu at the wheel?
I just checked Lu’s twitter account, she is tweeting stuff I think many of you here would love to read…I bet I have seen at least 4 tweets from people proclaiming Lu is on twitter now and to follow her. She has over 430 people following her since she first tweeted July 3. I love seeing she is working it.
Ready to come out of the cave, yet???
Thanks, Lefty. Yes, I saw Kurt side stage (and his son) doing still photography and filming. There could be a possiblitly I’m in footage. I was lucky enough to be on the rail front and center at Sauget, IL, so who knows. I even was photographed for the local paper, but after seeing my old lady arms (triceps) flapping in the air, good grief, I hope I’m not in any of Kurt’s footage clapping my hands.
My boy, Johnny, I like that….
The Dylan fans are hard core when it comes to lining up. I was next to a gal (on the rail) that had set up camp at 2:00 a.m. I got in line at 2:30 PM ;-). I am heading to Dayton and Eastlake later this week and then that’s it for me. Enjoy your NY show. I loved hearing Dylan perform “Highway 61” and “Like A Rolling Stone.” John has covered both of those songs in the past. “Just Like A Woman” , “Jolene” were other highlights, plus seeing Bob play guitar was awesome, plus seeing HIM was just so cool ( I did see him a few years ago with Elvis Costello and Amos Lee, he played guitar at that show too). Oh, yeah, the gal next to me was quite entertaining. Every time Bob sang (talked) a line, she was convinced he wanted her. Good grief, all night long, I listened to her pine for Bob.
Thank you, WEBMASTA, for the clarification!
I have seen several tweets from twitters that are ecstatic she has an account. One proclaiming they weren’t worthy to follow her 😆
Twitter, IMHO, is just a great avenue, personal and/or professional, for garnering more fans. It’s a good thing. It’s fun. It’s informative.
Hell, yeah!
