Finding Lucinda
Finding Lucinda
Episode 3 - Meeting Charlie Sexton
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Episode 3 - Meeting Charlie Sexton

I wondered, did musicians as successful as Charlie have self doubt too?

In 2022 visited the cornerstone music venue The Hole in the Wall in Austin to interview Charlie Sexton, producer and songwriter who's best known as a guitarist for Bob Dylan. We discuss Charlie and Lucinda's first gig together in 1979 when he was just a kid. Charlie shared insights into Lucinda's remarkable songwriting, as well as the emotional struggles musicians face with self doubt.

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Credits:

Distributed by The Bluegrass Situation

Produced and mixed by Avery Hellman for Neanderthal Records LLC

Music by ISMAY

Artwork by Avery Hellman

Austin Recording —

Recorded at The Hole in the Wall

Sound Recordist: Rodrigo Nino

Producer: Liz McBee

Director: Joel Fendelman

Co-Director & Cinematographer: Rose Bush

Special thanks to: Mick Hellman, Chuck Prophet, Don Fierro, Jacqueline Sabec, Rosemary Carroll, Lucinda Williams & Tom Overby

references:

Charlie Sexton: Too Many Ways to Fall By Jason Crouch

Ink in the Grooves by Florence Dore

Don’t Tell Anybody the Secrets I Told You by Lucinda Williams

https://delawareliberal.net/2021/10/27/song-of-the-day-10-27-lucinda-williams-2-kool-2-be-4-gotten/

https://www.upress.state.ms.us/Books/J/Juke-Joint

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