Lucinda Williams - Ramblin'
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Free Music Review: The voice and talent are there but...
Hit: 3 Stars
I have all Lucinda Williams' albums (I think) and this was the latest one I bought. And I must say I like much more her own material than these cover versions. Lucinda has obvious talent and a personal voice but the songs on this album are not so special. There are pearls among the material but anyway this is flat compared to her other work.
So if you have not listened to Lucinda before start with albums "West" or "Car Wheels on Gravel Road". Those are some stars better than this one.
On the other hand if you like the actual songs on this album I am sure you'll like also Lucinda's way to perform those.
Free Music Review: Work in progress
Hit: 3 Stars
Don't get me wrong--I love Williams' music and this is not a bad album, but it definitely doesn't sound as though she had grown into her musical self yet. The music is fine technically but she sounds as though she's trying it on and hasn't found the right fit. "A" for effort and a learning experience, though.Free Music Review: A Good Start
Hit: 3 Stars
I am a great fan of Lucinda Williams. This collection shows her blues roots influence but it is also a very sophomoric effort. The music lacks depth not withstanding the good intentions. To see her perform these tunes now shows the miles she has traveled to bring this music alive in the deep old ways.Free Music Review: not bad
Hit: 3 Stars
pik it up for a rainy day.Free Music Review: How Boring
Hit: 1 Stars
Lucinda Williams' voice is that of a harmony singer. She does that well on Terry Allen's CD's. Her own CDs are boring and monotonous. Who knows if her song writing is any good because her singing is so boring, just like Sheryl Crow. I guess if you like Sheryl, you'll like Lucinda. There you go. Try Gillian Welch. She's got a song and a voice. Listen to what you like.