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Lucinda Williams

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Sometimes I might borrow something from a song I started a long time ago and see if I can grab something.


— Lucinda Williams


#borrow #grab #i #i can #long

People let their own hang-ups become the obstacles between them and personal happiness.


— Lucinda Williams


#become #between #hang-ups #obstacles #own

The way I look at life, whatever I'm doing at that time in my life is going to be reflected in my songs, for the most part.


— Lucinda Williams


#going #i #life #look #most

There's so many other things to write about than unrequited love.


— Lucinda Williams


#love #many #other #than #things

We just did a few takes of a song and just picked the best one. It was real organic and genuine.


— Lucinda Williams


#did #few #genuine #just #organic

You can't really praise somebody's work and then criticize the process.


— Lucinda Williams


#praise #process #really #somebody #then

You should put time into learning your craft. It seems like people want success so quickly, way before they're ready.


— Lucinda Williams


#craft #into #learning #like #people

The more I separate myself from my upbringing, the more I appreciate what it's done for me.


— Lucinda Williams


#done #i #me #more #myself






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Big Red Sun Blues 2. 1
2004 - Tony Joe White -- "Closing In on the Fire" on The Heroines
2005 - North Mississippi Allstars -- "Hurry Up Sunrise" on Electric Blue Watermelon
2006 - Tim Easton -- "Back to the Pain" on Ammunition
2006 - Ramblin' Jack Elliott -- "Careless Darling" on I Stand Alone
2006 - P. In the 1980s Williams moved to Los Angeles California (before finally settling in Nashville Tennessee) where both backed by a rock band and performing in acoustic settings Lucinda Williams developed a following and a critical reputation.

In 1988 Lucinda Williams released her self-titled album Lucinda Williams. This album presented a broader scope of songs that fused rock blues country and Americana into a more distinctive style that still managed to remain consistent and commercial in sound. She recorded her first albums in 1978 and 1980 in a traditional country and blues style and received very little attention from radio the media or the public.

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