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Big up to you for the youtube clips. It was good to have a reminder of the gig. Decent sound too. The only (minor) quibble is that I was at the other side of the venue so it was from a different point of view! Mind you, I could have had my big head in the films, so there’s an upside to everything.
Happy New Year to all
Any idea when the setlists from Europe will be posted, especially the Sheffield gig? I know you’ve been busy with the live stuff so I understand if this is gonna take time.
@DaveinDK wrote:
I love “Bus to Baton Rogue”. What IS the background story behind it?
thanks
Its about Lu visiting her grandmother’s house. She said as much when I saw her at Sheffield
Hey great news about your filming of some of the songs. I will keep an eye out. I don’t know about the acoustics so much but during the slower songs I felt Lucinda’s microphone needed tweaking or something.
Have you seen Lucinda’s myspace page? Can you really contact her, and if so has anyone had a reply?
Hey, thaks for putting the photos on the website. I got my sister to text me during the gig with the England score – I had no idea the two events would clash. That said, I’m also glad I went to the gig.
Its a shame there’s no clips on youtube of the gig.
wish I had hung about after the sheffield gig. However, I was too nervous/didn’t need the hassle so I forgot about the idea. What a shame!
I went to the sheffield gig, and I have to say it was brilliant – everything I expected and more. It was a welcome surprise, as it was my first time seeing her, how good her voice sounded live. And there were some great licks from her band, too.
The audience amused itself by shouting out requests, but Lucinda seemed cool about this. She patriculary adhered herself when she said she had a better feeling about Sheffield than London. Always goes down well oop North.
I don’t know if I agree that the introductions to songs was unwelcome. Yes, she may ramble a bit but her words were usually of interest about the song or her past. And anyway, what would be better, a singer who says nothing and reveals nothing of his or her personality?
Although I love the slow songs on her CDs, the rockier tracks sounded really great live – Come On, Honey Bee, etc – and the way she built up to these up to the encore was well done. Unsuffer Me stood out most of all.
