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Decent review, except makes it sound like she didn’t write “Joy,” which she did. I hate it when reporters undermine an artist in this way.

Kind of a short night??

I saw Lu once in Cincinnati…at the Tall Stacks festival a few years ago, about a year after World Without Tears came out.

@All I Ask wrote:

I seem to remember this question being asked long ago before the website changed a few years back. If I recall correctly it was the late SonO (RIP) who said that the ‘metal firecracker’ was a yellow ‘El Camino’ with red pin stripes. Lu and her beau at the time (I’m drawing a blank on that one) would cruise all over creation in it. Anybody else remember that ?

This is what I have heard before and the conclusion I made between this song and the verse from “Lake Charles” that says “We used to drive through Lafayette n’ Baton Rouge, in a yellow El Camino, listening Howlin’ Wolfe…”

So, I know Lu introduced the band, and forgive me for my ignorance, but does this band have a name? Last time I saw Lu was after West was released, and I don’t think she had a name for the band then, though a couple of the guys are still with her.

Thanks for the insight.

I can’t stop listening to these discs. Beautiful performances. Lucinda’s voice is just glorious. Its fun to hear her talk about the songs and let us know little insights into the songs. Some artists are afraid to do this, and Lucinda has kept quiet about them for quite some time. But it doesn’t change what they mean to me. Only difference is, now I know what they mean to her.

Awesome job, and I can’t express what this means to the fans that you listened to our requests and made these CD’s available to those that couldn’t make it to the actual shows. Thanks for listening, and thank you more for the music.

Inside Job, your hard work is much appreciated. Thanks for all you have done in order to get these live discs to Lu’s fans. You have no idea (or maybe you do) of how much this means.