Lillie Mae, At Least Three In This Room (live), Amoeba Music, San Francisco, CA, Aug. 22, 2019 (4K)

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Nashville singer-songwriter Lillie Mae plays a new song called "At Least Three In This Room" live in concert at Amoeba Music in San Francisco, California on August 22, 2019. The song appears on Lillie Mae's new album, Other Girls, released on August 16 on Third Man Records. She was a member of the country / bluegrass bands the Risches and Jypsi with her siblings, and later played fiddle and mandolin in Jack White's touring band, The Peacocks. Joining her onstage were Frank Rische (guitar and backing voals), Grace McKenna Rische (guitar and backing vocals), Ian Cory Craft (bass), and Misael Arriaga (drums). =========================================== At Least Three In This Room lyrics: How many lanes are either or? How many dames do you leave wantin' more? Cause I know of at least three in this room How many flames will leave you lit? How many names will you learn and forget? Cause I know of at least three in this room Ooooh, ooooh, ooooh How many hearts do you rule from your throne? How many more did you leave all alone? Cause I know of at least three in this room How many ways out have you conceived? How many eyes wait on me to leave? Cause I know of at least three in this room No, you can't blame us You're always thinking of others! How many miles would you drive for a friend? How many times you say you've none of them! Cause I know of at least three in this room Cause I know of at least three in this room Ooooh, ooooh, ooooh Ooooh, ooooh, ooooh Ooooh, ooooh, ooooh Written by Lillie Mae Rische / Scarlett Rische =================================================== Lillie Mae Upcoming Tour Dates: Sept. 13 - Fredericton, Canada @ Harvest Jazz & Blues Festival (w/ Robert Plant) Sept. 15 - Ottawa, Canada @ Ottawa CityFolk Festival (w/ Robert Plant) Sept. 17 - Philadelphia, PA @ The Mann Center (w/ Robert Plant) Sept. 20 - Noblesville, IN @ Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center (w/ Robert Plant) Sept. 21 - Louisville, KY @ Bourbon & Beyond Festival (w/ Robert Plant) Sept. 23 - Clear Lake, IA @ Surf Ballroom (w/ Robert Plant) Sept. 25 - Moorhead, MN @ Bluestem Amphitheater (w/ Robert Plant) Sept. 27 - Bonner, MT @ KettleHouse Amphitheater (w/ Robert Plant) Sept. 29 - Spokane, WA @ First Interstate Center for the Arts (w/ Robert Plant) Oct. 1 - Salt Lake City, UT @ Eccles Theater (w/ Robert Plant) Oct. 3 - Bend, OR @ Les Schwab Amphitheater (w/ Robert Plant) Oct. 12 - Livingston, KY @ Moonshiner's Ball 2019 Oct. 13 - Nashville, TN @ WRLT Lightning 100's Nashville Sunday Nights (3rd & Lindsley) ================================================= Lillie Mae official bio: Lillie Mae has been singing and playing on stages across the country since she could stand on her own two feet. Forever And Then Some, her much anticipated Third Man Records debut, sees the Nashville-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist weaving her own extraordinary experiences with the myriad strains of Americana to create a breathtaking song cycle of romance and struggle, solitude and adventure. Songs like “Wash Me Clean” and the plaintive first single, “Over The Hill and Through The Woods,” stand out as snapshots of intimacies, encounters, and moments that matter, reverberating with earnest emotion and restless creative energy. Produced by multiple Grammy Award-winner Jack White III at Third Man Studio in Nashville, Forever And Then Some affirms Lillie Mae as a remarkably gifted musical storyteller, a bright new star that’s been here all along. Lillie Mae's new album Other Girls was released August 16th on Third Man Records. The album features eleven new, original songs written by Lillie Mae, produced by Grammy-winner Dave Cobb at Nashville’s famed RCA Studio A. From the new track’s opening line, “I ain’t your baby,” the Nashville singer, songwriter, downtown scene slayer, and most-wanted fiddler signals a reclaimed confidence and bold evolution, telling women’s stories - including her own - that build on the strength of her “nervy” (NPR Music), 2017 Jack White-produced debut. Lillie Mae led a sequestered childhood touring in a motorhome with her musician parents, constricted by religious boundaries. In her adolescence she busked from RV parks to the Rio Grande, swept through Nashville clubs, and achieved Top 40 country status in her sibling group Jypsi, but on Other Girls, a new side of herself emerges with more to say than ever before. She embraces personal triumphs on “I Came For The Band (For Show),” breathes new perspective into “Terlingua Girl,” a song she wrote as a 19-year-old in the South-Texan desert, and professes brave truths as heard in “You’ve Got Other Girls for That.” After a vagabond past, crossing paths with hundreds of musicians, she limits the cast of Other Girls to just her brother, sister, and a few trusted collaborators. =============================== Typo catcher: Lily May, Lilly May, Lillie May, Lillie Mae Rish, Lillie Mae Rich, Amoeba Records