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Lucinda Williams - Little Honey (2008)
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Lucinda Williams does anguish so well it’s easy to forget that Happy Woman Blues is not just the title of her 1980 album, but also the way she thinks of herself. That identity comes across full force in Little Honey, the follow-up to 2007’s heavily brooding West, where her melancholy voice seemed to creak with sadness. Here, a full-throated Williams revels in the rejuvenation of her engagement to her manager/co-producer Tom Overby, over whom she’s positively giddy on "Real Love."
Her newfound bliss opens the floodgates to a musical revival, as well, since Little Honey, her ninth studio album, ranks as one of her most diverse, ranging from pounding rock ‘n’ roll (the raw sex of the title track) to the Hank Williams-ish country blues of "Well, Well, Well," to "Knowing"'s ‘60s soul. But some of the finest writing appears on "Plan to Marry," as thoughtful a meditation on love as any time-honored sonnet. Just when Williams seems to have run the gamut, she pulls out a Stones-y (via Louisiana) cover of AC/DC’s "It’s a Long Way to the Top" as the punctuation mark. It all makes for a rollicking ride with one of roots-rock's most unpredictable and passionate artists.
Little Honey is a much happier album the Lucinda's last album, West, although I'm not sure it's better, it's just as good just the same.
The album kicks off with "Real Love" a rocking, happy tune. It's something we've never heard from Lucinda, then it goes into the country-tinged ballad "Circles and X's" which was actually written over twenty years ago and I'm not sure why she hadn't used it before, and she slips into a very bluesy "Tears Of Joy" talking about playing games but now she has met a man to whom she loves, then comes the loud, beautiful "Little Rock Star", now this is one of the highlights, most definitley, it may even be the best song on the album. "Honey Bee" is a fast raunchy rocker, it is fun although a bit silly.
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01 - Real Love
02 - Circles ands X's
03 - Tears of Joy
04 - Little Rock Star
05 - Honey Bee
06 - Well Well Well
07 - If Wishes Were Horses
08 - Jailhouse Tears
09 - Knowing
10 - Heaven Blues
11 - Rarity
12 - Plan to Marry
13 - It's a Long Way to the Top
*2008 Lost Highway Records / Universal | B001143402
Personnel:
Lucinda Williams – vocals, acoustic guitar
Butch Norton – drums, percussion
David Sutton – electric bass, double bass, cello
Chet Lyster – electric and acoustic guitars, saw and table steel
Doug Pettibone – electric and acoustic guitars, pedal steel
Additional musicians
Rob Burger – wurlitzer, vibraphone, piano, Hammond organ
Matthew Sweet, Susanna Hoffs – backing vocals ("Real Love", "Little Rock Star", "Rarity")
Charlie Louvin, Jim Lauderdale – backing vocals ("Well Well Well")
Elvis Costello – vocals ("Jailhouse Tears")
Susan Marshall, Gia Ciambotti, Kristenin Mooney – backing vocals ("Tears of Joy")
Kristen Mooney, Tim Easton, Susan Marshall – backing vocals ("It's a Long Way to the Top")
Jim Lauderdale, Susan Marshall, Gia Ciambotti, Kristen Mooney – backing vocals ("Jailhouse Tears")
Bruce Fowler – trombone
Walt Fowler – flugelhorn
Albert Wing – tenor sax