Lucinda Williams Live - Pineola 2001
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Lucinda Williams performing "Pineola" on VH1 in 2001 featuring Fran Breen - Drums, Kenny Vaughan - Guitar, John Jackson - Guitar, David Mansfield - Fiddle, Jim Lauderdale - Vocals and Richard (Hombre) Price on Bass guitar.
Lucinda Williams helped me get through the tragic death of my daughter's bff. They were like peas and carrots since the day they met, they were 2 years old and played through the fence in the back yard. But no fence kept them apart. And they had 12 wonderful years. She was like my daughter. Thanks for the heart therapy. God, music, and tears only thing that got me through it.
Lucinda Williams is always likely to put together a band of musicians 'behind her' that hold no second chair. At the same time she brings a pitch perfect sense of American music that never fails to bring us home.
Greetings from Madrid, Spain, Lucinda. Your music is really great.
It is such a cool little part when Jim Lauderdale sings on that one part. It makes it sound like a chorus and peak of the song, when it's really the same as all the other verses.
Nice to read that this great music is being used as a way to heal one's soul. I couldn't agree more.
Outstanding song, outstanding musicians, outstanding version. About 100 of these visits are mine.
I'm in love with Lucinda's music!
One of Lu's best. Love her!
One of her best songs..."no tee-ars stree-amed down ma fay-ce" such a cool Lousianan accent
In Orchestras and Bands each member has his,or her Chair - the order of your chair designates your skill position amongst your peers - First, Second, Third, Fourth. So if you are First Chair trombone you have demonstrated the fact and are considered by all the best trombone player - to say no one holds second chair means they are all "excellent"-first rate musicians. DA BOMB!
When she is on she raises the skin up off my scalp and she always seems to have the best players imaginable on board and it sort of kills me that she isnt undestood as the artist that she is. Funny how that works.
God Bless!!!
yes ma'am, I love her..
I lost a friend to suicide so this is very hard hitting for me 😢
Kenny Vaughan is coolness incarnate!
Very cool. this song is about the great, but relatively unknown Arkansas poet Frank Stanford, or more accurately about his death.
Who is the guitarist who plays the lead at the end? He is amazing. Thanks for posting this Lucinda classic, a heart breaking song, yet lovely in its literary picture of the suicide of someone close.
Kenny Vaughan.
What do you mean what happened? People don't look the same after 20 years. Do you? If you've followed her, you'd know she writes from the heart...and could not give a piss about being PC. Nobody like her.