Lucinda Williams
Park West / Chicago 10/13 - 15 / 2009
This was not a concert – it was a “Happening”! Lucinda Williams and
Buick 6 came to Chicago for a 3-day performance, honoring the 30th
anniversary of her music career. The event featured music from her early
albums and concluded with the most recent recordings.
For those of use who have been followers for several years to those of us
who are relatively newcomers to the Lucinda Williams fan base, the entire
3 days was well worth the wait in line in the unusually cold October in
Chicago.
Lucinda and Buick 6 gave their best to each performance. These 3 days
packed 30 years of rock, ballads, some AC/DC, and Tom Petty to name a few.
We only wished that it could have been a couple of more days; that would
have been just fine.
We were treated to some special guests such as Robbie Fulks and Rosie
Flores on the first night. The second night was memorable because it
seemed like more albums were covered in that particular time frame of
music. The third night was very special because we felt that we had
actually cultivated a relationship on a more personal level with Lucinda
and Buick 6, in that she told us that she recognized a lot of us because
we were there for the whole 3 days. This was a sweet acknowledgement of
us, and it gave us a nice feeling.
The whole experience was very special and we walked away with a deeper
sense of appreciation and understanding a very gifted artist.
Lucinda Williams
&
Buick 6
Chet Lyster (guitar/keys)
David Sutton (bass)
Butch Norton (drums/percussion)
Eric Schermerhorn (guitar)
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