Lucinda Williams - CBS Demos 1986 and Austin Demos 1984
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2024
- Early versions of some of Lucinda's earliest songs, some of which have never been released in any form. One song, "Out Of Touch", re-emerged almost 20 years later on her 2001 album "Essence" with altered lyrics, melody, and arrangement.
CBS Demos:
1. I Just Wanted To See You So Bad (released on s/t album, 1988, in different form) 0:00
2. The Night's Too Long (released on s/t album, 1988, in different form) 2:20
3. Like A Rose (released on s/t album, 1988, in different form) 6:28
4. Crescent City (released on s/t album, 1988, in different form) 9:26
5. Sidewalks Of The City (released on Sweet Old World, 1992, in different form) 12:26
6. Passionate Kisses (released on s/t album, 1988, in different form) 17:07
7. Sundays (released on s/t album reissue as a bonus track in different form) 19:57
Austin Demos 1984:
1. Hot Blood (released on Sweet Old World, 1992, in different form) 22:49
2. Out Of Touch (unreleased song) 26:12
3. Venetian Blinds (unreleased song) 28:58
4. I Bet It (unreleased song) 31:49
5. What I'm Living For (unreleased song) 33:19
6. Hard Times (unreleased song) 35:12 - Hudba
Love you, Lu, since the early ‘80s. See you in Durham in a couple weeks!
We saw her this week. I have watched & Listened to her grow all these years. She never dissapoints!
She just gets better and better and better. And of course now we're in 2021. We're all getting older. We're all getting wiser. In theory. All good. And after good souls better Angels with a kick ass music and lyrics well that was it. One more time...
Incredible!
I love her Voice, thanks for sharing.
You're amazing 😘... I would love to know you more better than this, can you kindly drop me your hangout just to get in touch with you.. thank you
Revelatory stuff here. Love it.#outoftouch
Tank You so much for these great Tapes of the earlyer Lucinda Williams, I love it so much!
Female Dylan writer philosopher and songwriter poet and national treasure
Very well said, Rita
shes masterpiece
She's one of few gold standards against which any songwriter can be compared - it's really great to hear these - imagine being a record exec hearing these for the first time! She's been so prolific that, like other writers that produce so much, not everything can hit the highest standards BUT this seems to be the way to write songs that are going to last a lifetime and beyond - I'm still singing and playing songs of hers that I sang at open mics over 20 years ago they are of such timeless quality - good for any age or generation that wants to open their hearts and be moved. I find it sad hearing her later work and her live performances - she sounds so ruined - weathered and worn down I can deal with but sometimes it's too hard to watch and listen to.
She was MUCH better here as a folk singer.
The country twang her producers pushed on her sucks.
Perhaps you have a point but I doubt that anybody tells Lucinda what to do.
@@vicattardo8258 She's more graceful as a folk singer. The country is well, cookie cutter country.
LOVED her in the 80s n the college stations.
@@vicattardo8258 I agree, no ones telling her what to do lololol. She’s a bigger boss than Bruce 😍😍