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Lucinda Williams

The Weekend Essay

The Poet Who Became My Muse

In the late seventies, I fell in love with the poet Frank Stanford. His suicide would leave an indelible mark on my music.
Homage

“AngelHeaded Hipster”: Hal Willner Does T. Rex

Joining Nino Rota, Harold Arlen, and Kurt Weill, Marc Bolan is the latest artist to be enshrined by the record producer, who died of COVID-19 in April.
Video Dept.

Steve Earle and Lucinda Williams on Art and Empathy

From a studio in Nashville, the two country musicians talk about protest songs, how compassion feeds creativity, and why artists should never read the comments.
Page-Turner

Weekend Reading: Forest Fires, Body Farms, Lucinda Williams, and More

Joshua Rothman

Virginia Woolf’s Idea of Privacy

Pop Notes

Not Alone, Not Forsaken

Goings On About Town

This Week

Double Take

Lucinda Williams and Painful Pants

The Musical Life

Lu in the Afternoon