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1952 Vincent Black Lightning

from One- The Living Room Sessions Vol​.​2 by Liz Frencham

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I first heard this song performed by Jeff Lang at music festival many years ago now and still clearly remember entering into the adrenalin fueled lives of those immortal characters ‘James’ & ‘Red Molly’ with absolute relish! I hunted down the original when I discovered it was one the favourite songs of my newest old friend, Dave Jenkins. I almost abandoned the idea, though, when I heard Richard Thompson’s driving, pounding guitar driven version. There was no way I could even hint at that kind of momentum, with just a bass and female voice. I persisted though, and I’m particularly happy with some of the more delicate textures surrounding James’ last speech to his beloved red-headed Molly.

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from One- The Living Room Sessions Vol​.​2, released December 17, 2013
Written by Richard Thompson

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Liz Frencham Trentham, Australia

Liz studied Jazz performance at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music & has been working full time as a musician for over ten years. She is an experienced multi-genre session double-bassist & vocalist who has become an audience favourite on the music festival circuit in Australia with acts like Frencham Smith, Jigzag, Devlish Mary, Red Juliet & Jimmy the Fish. ... more

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