Lucinda Williams
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Lucinda Williams: Shepherd's Bush Empire, London
Live Review by Martin Colyer, Rock's Backpages, May 2003
I LAST SAW Lucinda Williams live about ten years ago when she supported Mary Chapin Carpenter in London – not an auspicious show. She seemed ...
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Interview by Barney Hoskyns, Rock's Backpages Audio, 2 November 1998
Ms Williams talks about the often-torturous gestation of her magnificent Car Wheels On A Gravel Road album, and about her roots and influences, musical and literary.
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Lucinda Williams: Mean Fiddler, London
Live Review by Mark Cooper, Guardian, The, 5 May 1989
Twang go the heart strings ...
Lucinda Williams: Walking The Line
Profile and Interview by Sean O'Hagan, New Musical Express, 20 May 1989
LUCINDA WILLIAMS was caught just in time, the singer/songwriter was just about to head off into the hills when somehow Rough Trade pulled her back. ...
Lucinda Williams: Happy Woman Blues
Sleeve and programme notes by John Morthland, Smithsonian Folkways, 1990
THE DAUGHTER of an English lit professor, Lucinda Williams was born in Lake Charles, Louisiana, and spent most of her youth moving from college town ...
Lucinda Williams: Annadale Hotel, Sydney
Live Review by Andrew Mueller, Melody Maker, 6 January 1990
MICK FROM Weddings Parties Anything and Jon from Paul Kelly's Messengers are The Indigo Boys, the support act, and something I miss entirely except for ...
Sleeve and programme notes by John Morthland, Smithsonian Folkways, 1991
WHEN IT WAS first released in 1979, Ramblin' could not have been more out of step. Lucinda Williams, who did indeed have ramblin' on her ...
Lucinda Williams: Lost in America
Interview by RJ Smith, Spin, July 1998
HOW DID A 45-YEAR-OLD "NEUROTIC DIVA" WITH ONE FOOT IN FAULKNER'S SOUTH AND ONE FOOT IN GARTH'S MANAGE TO MAKE THE YEAR'S BEST ALBUM? SIMPLE, SAYS ...
Lucinda Williams: Car Wheels On A Gravel Road (Mercury 558 318-2)
Review by Johnny Black, Q, September 1998
Fifth album from enigmatic Grammy-winning country rock singer-songwriter. ...
Lucinda Williams: Small town fireworks
Interview by Tom Cox, Guardian, The, 27 November 1998
Three parts honey, two parts bourbon — the road-movie songs of folk-rocker Lucinda Williams have been hugely influential over the past 20 years, and a ...
Interview by Barney Hoskyns, MOJO, January 1999
THE WAY Lucinda Williams sighs "Hi" down the phoneline from Florida instantly communicates a deep fatigue. She and her band have just motored up from ...
Lucinda Williams: Even Cowgirls Get The Blues
Interview by Sylvie Simmons, MOJO, August 2001
A HOT SUNDAY AFTERNOON. PEOPLE IN CUT-OFFS AND STETSONS sprawl along the banks of the Cumberland River, sucking beers, fanning themselves with stiff paper fans ...
Report by Jason Cohen, Slate, 14 August 2001
The dirty little secret about Ryan Adams and his record label. ...
Overview by Tom Cox, Observer, The, 21 October 2001
Country has gone way beyond Nashville, says Tom Cox. It's the new rebel music. ...
Lucinda Williams: Essence (Lost Highway)
Review by Martin Colyer, Rock's Backpages, December 2001
HOW D'YOU follow up a Grammy-winning, plaudit-garnering album that took three years and as many producers to make? Well, you go to Minneapolis and get ...
Lucinda Williams: World Without Tears
Review by Will Hermes, Entertainment Weekly, 11 April 2003
"WE ARE SO out of touch," sang Lucinda Williams on 2001's Essence. It's a line that could double as a proud slogan for her label, ...
Lucinda Williams: World Without Tears (Lost Highway)
Review by Barney Hoskyns, Uncut, May 2003
IT STARTS WITH A shivery vibrato guitar, straight off one of those '60s New York soul ballads – Betty Harris' 'Cry To Me', perhaps, or ...
Retrospective by Barney Hoskyns, Uncut, May 2003
A concise guide to the Williams oeuvre before World Without Tears ...
Lucinda Williams: Shepherd's Bush Empire, London
Live Review by Gavin Martin, Independent, The, 6 May 2003
Southern Rebel returns to London Stage with the confidence her songs deserve ...
Interview by Ted Drozdowski, Guitar World Acoustic, August 2003
"I KIND OF MISS the days when I wasn't well known," says Lucinda Williams, "Then, I was an 'undiscovered genius' when people heard my albums. ...
Lucinda Williams: Southern Comfort
Interview by Jaan Uhelszki, Harp, May 2005
LUCINDA WILLIAMS is a splendid mess, a charming and bruised beauty. ...
Lucinda Williams: Shepherds Bush Empire, London
Live Review by Tim Cooper, Independent, The, 15 November 2006
EVEN BY THE tardy timekeeping standards of rock'n'roll, 16 months is a little long to keep your audience waiting. Originally scheduled to play here in ...
Lucinda & Miller Williams: UCLA Live Performing Arts Series, Royce Hall, Los Angeles, CA
Live Review by Steven R Rosen, Harp, 30 November 2006
LUCINDA WILLIAMS must get her songwriting gift – her fantastic ability to reveal psyche through describing such seemingly peripheral objects as Car Wheels on a ...
Westside Story: Lucinda Williams' Confessions of Love, Lust and Violence
Profile and Interview by Jaan Uhelszki, Relix, February 2007
LUCINDA WILLIAMS is a little distracted. She keeps popping up from her seat, perched between the four overstuffed pillows that are arranged artfully on her ...
Review by Barney Hoskyns, Uncut, March 2007
MUCH IS MADE of Lucinda Williams the writer, the poet of southern aches and pains. Time magazine called her "America's Best Songwriter" and the New ...
Lucinda Williams: Car Wheels On A Gravel Road
Review by Barney Hoskyns, Uncut, November 2007
Poetic, Eclectic, Atmospheric: A Grammy-Winning Snapshot Of The South. ...
Lucinda Williams: Little Honey
Review and Interview by Andrew Mueller, Uncut, November 2008
Nine albums in, the queen of heartbreak tempts fate by cheering up. ...
Lucinda Williams: Little Honey (Lost Highway)
Review by Graeme Thomson, Word, The, November 2008
WHENEVER A MUSICIAN announces that their new offering is the "most eclectic album they've ever made", it's sure to be a rough ride. ...
Report and Interview by David Burke, R2/Rock'n'Reel, May 2014
HARD TO BELIEVE now, given her adulatory reputation among commentators and contemporaries alike, but when Lucinda Williams was hawking her songs around, looking for a ...
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