Re: Lucinda on TV
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Not sure if anyone else already posted this, but Lucinda Williams is scheduled to be the musical guest on Saturday Night Live this week. Unfortunately, I think there's only one musical segment on the show these days. VH1 is also repeating the Hard Rock Live show with Lucinda and Natalie Merchant Saturday at midnight EST, and I believe it repeats Monday and Wednesday nights at 7 p.m. Check your local listings, as they say. jim
Re: Lucinda on TV
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Not sure if anyone else already posted this, but Lucinda Williams is scheduled to be the musical guest on Saturday Night Live this week. Unfortunately, I think there's only one musical segment on the show these days. I think it depends on whether the show is running late -- sometimes they cut the second musical number. VH1 is also repeating the Hard Rock Live show with Lucinda and Natalie Merchant Saturday at midnight EST, and I believe it repeats Monday and Wednesday nights at 7 p.m. Check your local listings, as they say. Good show, but it was like forty minutes of Natalie and fifteen of Lucinda. Other tv note -- Blondie was pretty great on Leno last night. Debbie sounded good, but (drummer) Clem Burke was awesome. -- Tom Mohr at the office: [EMAIL PROTECTED] at the home: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Lucinda on TV
Other tv note -- Blondie was pretty great on Leno last night. Debbie sounded good, but (drummer) Clem Burke was awesome. You know, I can't stand Clem Burke. When he joined the Plimsouls a few years back, he annoyed the hell out of me during live performances, playing with an over-the-top presence that just pleaded "look at me, look at me." A complete distraction, antics I hadn't seen since the stick-twirlers of Sunset Strip circa late-80s. Yuck. Plus, I think he's just overrated as a drummer. Of course, I am biased. As the story goes, a buddy of mine was supposed to get the gig. He was even told by Case and all that he was the better of the drummers, but that Clem had the star power. Sad when the Plimsouls, one of my favorite bands of the 80s, are stooping to that. Besides, I still think Case should stick to his wonderful solo career. When he goes back to the Plimsouls, I can't help but feel that his best talents are being compromised in order to dabble and rekindle his past. Of course, I'll still see the Plimsouls, with or without Burke, any day of the week. Neal Weiss
