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Lucinda Williams News

Lucinda Williams lightens up on "Honey" (Reuters via Yahoo! News) Thanks to her Southern twang and onstage cowboy hat, Lucinda Williams has long been recognized as a country artist. But her most recent Grammy Award win, in 2001, was for best female rock vocal performance, and on her new album, Williams lets her rocker gal loose with authority. Lucinda Williams lightens up on "Honey" (Reuters) (Yahoo!7 Music News) NEW YORK (Billboard) - Thanks to her Southern twang and onstage cowboy hat, Lucinda Williams has long been recognized as a country artist. Lucinda Williams finds a 'Little Honey' (New York Daily News) What's this? A happy Lucinda Williams album? For her latest work, "Little Honey," the woman best known for her wrenching ruminations sings about a love so good it makes her cry with joy. iProf: Eric Strauss (The Heights) Now playing on Professor Strauss' iPod: Son of a Preacher Man - Dusty Springfield Ventura Highway - America Running on Empty - Jackson Brown Lowdown - Chicago Statesboro Blues - Allman Brothers Can't Let Go - Lucinda Williams Anywhere Like Heaven - James Taylor Rikki Don't Lose That Number - Steely Dan Tambourine Man - Bob Dylan Sultans of Swing - Dire Straits ... Lucinda Williams - Little Honey (Rolling Stone) Artist: Lucinda Williams Review: "Is your death wish stronger than you are?" Lucinda Williams asks in "Little Rock Star," a cautionary song swathed in guitar noise that someone should instant-message to Pete Doherty, Ryan Adams and Amy Winehouse. While it shows that the 55-year-old barbed-wire country singer is wary of rock's trappings, Little Honey proves she's still crushed out on the music. ...

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