8 thoughts on “ Heaven Blues - Lucinda Williams - Little Honey (CD, Album) ”

1. Lucinda Williams has made a career of writing terrific unrequited love songs, shattered ballads, and sexually liberated tomes drenched in blues, country, folk and rock. Since her breakthrough on 's Car Wheels on a Gravel Road, she's actually recorded quite regularly; Little Honey is her fourth studio album this decade so far and fifth overall -- in the '90s she released a total of two.6/

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2. Oct 14,  · Little Honey is less so, starting off with the upbeat Real Love, and other songs such as Tears Of Joy, a blues which features a nice BB King-like guitar lick, mean that overall this is not West 2. Nevertheless, there are some downbeat moments, and they start on track 2, Circles And X's, and Heaven Blues brings us right back to her mother/5().

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3. Little Honey is less so, starting off with the upbeat Real Love, and other songs such as Tears Of Joy, a blues which features a nice BB King-like guitar lick, mean that overall this is not West 2. Nevertheless, there are some downbeat moments, and they start on track 2, Circles And X's, and Heaven Blues brings us right back to her mother/5().

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4. Label: Lost Highway - • Format: CD Album • Country: Europe • Genre: Rock, Folk, World, & Country • Style: Blues Rock, Country Rock Lucinda Williams - Little Honey (, CD) | Discogs /5(9).

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Little Honey on Discogs. Label: Lost Highway - • Format: CD Album • Country: Australia • Genre: Rock, Folk, World, & Country • Style: Blues Rock, Country Rock.

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6. Lucinda Williams does anguish so well it’s easy to forget that Happy Woman Blues is not just the title of her album, but also the way she thinks of herself. That identity comes across full force in Little Honey, the follow-up to ’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 .

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7. Oct 17,  · Perhaps it's fitting that her new album, Little Honey, begins with "Real Love", an unironic, unsentimental statement of newfound happiness that sounds like 's Sweet Old World -- .

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8. Little Honey is less so, starting off with the upbeat Real Love, and other songs such as Tears Of Joy, a blues which features a nice BB King-like guitar lick, mean that overall this is not West 2. Nevertheless, there are some downbeat moments, and they start on track 2, Circles And X's, and Heaven Blues brings us right back to her mother/5(88).

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