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This month’s feature

World’s Gone Wrong
by Lucinda Williams

Never one to mince words, multi-Grammy Award winner and uncompromising voice Lucinda Williams is "finding beauty, grit, and grace in a world on edge" with her new album, World's Gone Wrong.

The raw and unapologetic set of songs were written and recorded with a sense of urgency during the spring of 2025.

Throughout nine original tracks, Williams offers songs that do not just chronicle our times, but also challenge us to rise above them. A timely cover of Bob Marley's "So Much Trouble In The World' rounds out the 10 song set, featuring a captivating duet with the incomparable Mavis Staples. The album closes with a deeply moving "We've Come Too Far to Turn Around," featuring frequent Willie Nelson collaborator Norah Jones.

A cherished Luck memory is Williams taking the virtual “stage” for the 2020 live-streamed Luck Reunion experience, “Til Further Notice,” rambling on about cockroaches in old apartments and other tales only Lucinda could spin, before performing a haunting rendition of a then-new (yet still relevant) “Bad News Blues”.

Track List: 

01. The World's Gone Wrong (featuring Brittney Spencer)
02. Something's Gotta Give (featuring Brittney Spencer)
03. Low Life
04. How Much Did You Get for Your Soul
05. So Much Trouble in the World(featuring Mavis Staples)
06. Sing Unburied Sing
07. Black Tears
08. Punchline
09. Freedom Speaks
10. We've Come Too Far to Turn Around (featuring Norah Jones)

Blue vinyl record partially pulled out of album cover for Night Moves Double Life by the band Hot Tuna. Album cover features a black background with white clouds, a bridge, and a group of four men standing by the water.

AUGUST

Double Life
by Night Moves

Record album cover with a pink background, featuring a red apple with a lit fuse, drawn with closed eyes and a small decorative element on its side; next to it is a pink illustration of a mythological scene with a winged figure.

JUNE

Pink Elephant
by Arcade Fire

Album cover for The Taj Mahal Swingin' Sextet live at the church in Tulsa featuring a black and white photo of a man wearing a hat and glasses, with smaller photos of five band members at the bottom, and a gold vinyl record partially visible on the right side.

APRIL

Swingin’ – Live At The Church
In Tulsa
by Taj Mahal

OCTOBER

Hard Headed Woman
by Margo Price

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