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Lucinda Williams - Live @ The Fillmore (2005) [2CD]
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Lucinda Williams has earned a reputation for her meticulous approach to making albums, but a careful listen to her work suggests that she isn't trying to make her music sound perfect, she just wants it to sound right, and she isn't afraid to spend the extra time waiting for the charmed moment to get caught on tape. This attitude seems to be borne out in her first-ever concert album, Live @ The Fillmore, which manages to sound carefully considered, and a model of "warts and all" authenticity at the same time.
Recorded during a three-night stand in San Francisco, the album captures Williams' band in superb form – Doug Pettibone's guitars, Taras Prodaniuk's bass, and Jim Christie's drums merge into a tight and emphatic groove machine that can match Williams's many moods, whether she's quietly contemplative on "Blue," rocking out hard on "Changed the Locks," or howling the blues on "Essence," while the deeply resonant recording and mix gives them the royal treatment.
Williams herself is a slightly more complicated matter here – her performance is deeply into the spirit, so much so that sometimes her melismatic wanderings and broad phrasing sound like they're verging on caricature. But this is clearly a recording of a performance, and by the time we get to the end of disc two, the broad strokes have coalesced into something quite remarkable; as Williams searches through the nooks and crannies of her songs, you sense she's discovering things that she didn't expect to find, and it's a tremendous thing to hear.
Lucinda Williams is an artist who writes from her soul, and she's thoroughly unafraid of letting her passion show when she sings. If that makes for strained technique, it also results in very real art, and this album offers a privileged glimpse of a singular songwriter in full flight.
Recorded live at The Fillmore, San Francisco, November 20, 21st and 22nd, 2003.-
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Disc 1
01. Ventura
02. Reason to Cry
03. Fruits of My Labor
04. Out of Touch
05. Sweet Side
06. Lonely Girls
07. Overtime
08. Blue
02. Changed the Locks
10. Atonement
Disc 2
01. I Lost It
02. Pineola
03. Righteously
04. Joy
05. Essence
06. Real Live Bleeding Fingers and Broken Guitar Strings
07. Are You Down
08. Those Three Days
09. American Dream
10. World Without Tears
11. Bus to Baton Rouge
12. Words Fell
*2005 Lost Highway Records / Universal | B0002368-02
Personnel:
Lucinda Williams - guitar and vocals
Doug Pettibone - guitar, lap steel guitar, pedal steel guitar, mandolin, harmonica, background vocals
Taras Prodaniuk - bass guitar, background vocals
Jim Christie - drums, percussion, keyboards