Lucinda Williams – Belfast
I have been a fan of Lucinda Williams ever since I got her album, Car Wheels on a Gravel Road, when it came out in 1998. For some reason I didn’t think she toured outside of America.
I have been a fan of Lucinda Williams ever since I got her album, Car Wheels on a Gravel Road, when it came out in 1998. For some reason I didn’t think she toured outside of America.
To my surprise I got accepted to the Glasgow International Comedy Festival this year and so I thought I’d try again with an entry to the Spirit of Billy Connolly Award.
I knew Emma would enjoy seeing Emmylou Harris but she was a little shocked to get a ticket as a Christmas present. I would have took her anyway so it killed two birds with one stone. The support was Jim Lauderdale.
I got the single, ‘Don’t Go’ by Hothouse Flowers when it came out and I can remember one afternoon I played it sixteen times in a row. I got their first album too and loved it.
Instead of doing individual posts for vblogs, I have put them all into one post for the year. When I add a new one it will appear as first post.
A poem about meeting a Geezer down the Boozer.
A poem about what I do and the result.