Product Description
Lucinda Williams' self-titled album Lucinda Williams, often referred to as The Rough Trade album, will be released as a 25th Anniversary Special Reissue on January 14, 2014. The album, originally released in 1988, has been out of print for 10 years. The package includes a remastered album along with a bonus disk containing an unreleased 1989 concert in Eindhoven, Netherlands, never before seen photos, and two new sets of liner notes.

CD 1
1. I Just Wanted To See You So Bad
2. The Night's Too Long
3. Abandoned
4. Big Red Sun Blues
5. Like A Rose
6. Changed The Locks
7. Passionate Kisses
8. Am I Too Blue
9. Crescent City
10. Side Of The Road
11. Price To Pay
12. I Asked For Water (He Gave Me Gasoline)

CD 2
1. I Just Wanted To See You So Bad (Eindhoven Live)
2. Big Red Sun Blues (Eindhoven Live)
3. Am I Too Blue (Eindhoven Live)
4. Crescent City (Eindhoven Live)
5. The Night's Too Long (Eindhoven Live)
6. Something About What Happens When We Talk (Eindhoven Live)
7. Factory Blues (Eindhoven Live)
8. Happy Woman Blues (Eindhoven Live)
9. Abandoned (Eindhoven Live)
10. Wild And Blue (Eindhoven Live)
11. Passionate Kisses (Eindhoven Live)
12. Changed The Locks (Eindhoven Live)
13. Nothing In Rambling (Eindhoven Live)
14. Sundays (Eindhoven Live)
15. Nothing In Rambling (Live At KPFK)
16. Disgusted (Live At KPFK)
17. Side Of The Road (Live At KPFK)
18. Goin' Back Home (Live At NOISE)
19. Something About What Happens When We Talk (Live At KCRW)
20. Sundays (Live At KCRW)

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The concert interests me. Isn't this the album that originally came out on the Smithsonian label? If so, it's the only one I've heard (& I've heard most of them) that I don't particularly like.

no, it was originally released on rough trade records, then reissued on koch with the 6 bonus tracks.

her first 2 albums were on the smithsonian label, and then there was a 7 or 8 year gap until this one came out.

IMHO lucinda is the best singer/songwriter in america today. there is nobody like her.

She had some early album on Smithsonian, I once grabbed it from half price books. I sold it.

This one looks exciting to me. She hooked me with Car Wheels, and I don't have any of the early albums. Yet.

Got mine today (gotta love those early promos). The liner notes say the original album was on Rough Trade.

January 14 is shaping up to be an expensive day. That's also the release date of the new Springsteen, Rosanne Cash and Mary Chapin Carpenter.

the 2 lucinda williams albums on smithsonian are totally different from anything she has done.

very rootsy, (best word i can think of)

That would be a good description. I don't do rootsy!

I picked mine up on Friday and I love this release. Her singing is quite as world weary as it would become (which isn't necessarily a bad thing), and her writing is spot on. The live show is terrific too.

She's always great live.