Lucinda Williams: Little Honey

Lucinda gets her joy back Lucinda Williams has a great laugh—it’s a joyful sound to hear on the aptly titled Little Honey, the 10th album in her three-decade career. A sweet sense of renewal imbues Williams’ latest work, which encompasses all the elements of her eclectic catalog—from her stark early sets Ramblin’ (1979) and Happy Woman Blues (1980) to her 1988 self-titled breakthrough to last year’s textural West, co-produced with Hal Willner (Lou Reed, Bill Frisell). But not sinc...

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09:17 on October 13 2008

Lucinda Williams: Little Honey

Paste Magazine — Lucinda gets her joy back Lucinda Williams has a great laugh—it’s a joyful sound to hear on the aptly titled Little Honey, the 10th album in her three-decade caree... more info

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07:00 on October 13 2008

Lucinda Williams, Slightly Sweetened [The Last Word]

Idolator — Our look at the closing lines of the biggest new-music reviews continues with a roundup of reactions to Little Honey, the new album from perennial rock-critic favorite Lu... more info

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