Lucinda Williams Masters the Art of Rock Songwriting on Gritty New Album

Lucinda Williams discusses her new album, "Stories from a Rock N Roll Heart," where she explores a more rock and roll sound inspired by Tom Petty. The album features guest appearances from Bruce Springsteen and Patti Scialfa, who provide harmonies and a thrilling chorus duet. Williams, who recently turned 70 and is recovering from a stroke, showcases her powerful vocals on the album. She wanted to capture the gritty energy of New York City and enlisted musicians like Jesse Malin and Travis Stephens to help create a raw and celebratory rock sound. The album is a departure from her previous blues-infused records and reflects a desire to let loose and have fun.
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