New York Times — Lucinda Williams, a singer-songwriter whose career stretches back more than three decades, will write a memoir due out in 2020. more info
Chicago Tribune — Lucinda Williams made the most of the intimate, seated setting Tuesday at Park West. Backed by the always-sharp trio Buick 6 and performing the first of a two-night stand, she proved as transfixing of a storyteller as she is a songwriter during a ste... more info
MSN Music — Joan Baez was one of several singer-songwriter luminaries to appear Tuesday night(Oct. 11) at the Wiltern Theater in Los Angeles for a benefit concert supporting the JRS (Jesuit Refugee Service). The folk icon and recently inducted Rock And Roll Hall... more info
Stereogum — Lucinda Williams' 1992 album Sweet Old World turns 25 this year, and to commemorate its release, the legendary songwriter has chosen to revisit and reimagine it for a new collection of songs called This Sweet Old World. The album features new renditi... more info
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This Sweet Old World is due October 20
This Sweet Old World is due October 20
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Brooklyn Vegan — Warren Haynes also plays the big Merle Haggard tribute in Nashville with Willie Nelson, Loretta Lynn, The Avett Brothers, Allison Krauss, Kacey Musgraves, Lynyrd Synyrd, Lucinda Williams, and more.
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This year's festival runs from August 31 - September 3
This year's festival runs from August 31 - September 3
The post Father John Misty, Jesus And Mary Chain, Lucinda Williams and more for End Of The Road Festival appeared first on Uncut. more info
KEXP Seattle — A nuanced singer-songwriter and old-soul Americana-ist as demonstrably badass as Lucinda Williams is automatically going to yield a badass night, and that’s just what the southern Stevie Nicks of tumbleweed-twang gave us. Sam Cooke once co... more info
L.A. Times - Entertainment — As protest anthems go, there are few that carry as much vitriol and moral outrage than Bob Dylan’s “Masters of War.â€Â Written in 1963, the song has a long history of inspired covers. From the Staple Singers in the â... more info
L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — As protest anthems go, there are few that carry as much vitriol and moral outrage than Bob Dylan’s “Masters of War.â€Â Written in 1963, the song has a long history of inspired covers. From the Staple Singers in the â... more info
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