Achieving the look and feel of Justified is a collaborative effort drawing from every aspect of the show. Sometimes it’s the Southern drawl. Sometimes it’s a slightly tipped Stetson hat. And, sometimes, it’s the music.
When the producers of Justified heard Lynda Kay for the first time, they knew they had to find a place on the show for her. Her music was just too Justified to be left out of this season! And if you watched Lynda Kay perform on this past week’s episode of Justified, I’m sure you agree.
Well Lynda, being the kind-hearted woman that she is, wanted to thank the Justified team in her own way. So she arrived to our office looking like she had just stepped off the Ed Sullivan stage—wearing her trademark, gold-sequin suit and a perfect coif—and began to play. She performed two songs for the writers and staff (one of which—“Jack and coke”—she performed in episode 308) and then presented Justified creator Graham Yost with a coffin-shaped guitar case, stamped with the Justified logo. Pretty badass!
Noticing the opportunity, I quickly grabbed my phone and hit record (Sorry about the quality, folks). You can see Lynda, Graham, and the coffin case in today’s special-edition video.
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Where can I buy her CDs ??
LOVE that song !!
Thank you to all my wonderful friends at Justified! I’m so proud to be in your amazing show
Graham & Greg, you guys are my heroes. xo, Lynda Kay
I really enjoyed Lynda Kay’s music on last Tuesday’s episode, thanks! By the way, combining Jack Daniels & Coke is a great way to screw up to otherwise good beverages…
I enjoyed both the music and the clip. I’ve wondered for a long time how one can have a favorite artist “discovered” by the show. Obviously, I have someone in mind, who is the epitome of West Virginia hill country and who writes songs that match the “bite” of the Justified program/plots.
I actually have no connection to the singer/songwriter whatever, but will to purchase one of her CDs and send it if I knew to whom and where (and there was some assurance it would be heard). Any help?