If last year's melancholy West was Lucinda Williams' Blood on the
Tracks, does that make this her
Nashville Skyline? She sounds
happier than she has in years,
singing mostly about domestic
contentment with an audible
grin. And though those positive
vibes yield some correspondingly
fun tunes, the disc feels a bit
underwritten at times. We'd
never wish her unhappiness, but
it's telling that the best song on
Little Honey is a wistful breakup
ballad (''Wishes Were Horses'').
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Download This: Listen to a preview of ''Wishes
Were Horses'' on Amazon.com or full streams of other tracks off of Little Honey on Williams' MySpace page

