Speaking of imperfection, I continue my discussion on this topic in my Ape Culture blog review of the Lucinda Williams concert at the El Rey Theater in Los Angeles on Thursday nite.
http://apeculture.blogspot.com/2007/09/luncinda-williams.html
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You’re right. Honey Bee isn’t on West. I’m hallucinating. Researchiing it today I found one reviewer who called the song “punkabilly!” West is too dull for me. I prefer World Without Tears and Essence. Although my father and my bf, love “Lake Charles” on the Gravel Road album. Both say it makes them vaclempt.
“Honey Bee” is not on any version of WEST, to my knowledge. I read “I’m With The Band” as a teen too! Nice review. Lucinda’s fascinating. I’d always known about her, but WEST was the first CD I bought. I liked it alot at first, and was all gung-ho on obtaining her entire catalog. A few months passed, and I played WEST again, and it sort of made me queasy, so I sold it. I guess I’ll remain content respecting her from afar….sort of like Dylan….respect him immensely as a writer, but can’t listen to the actual music.