Tweedy
Ryman Auditorium
Nashville, Tennessee
June 24th, 2014

Recorded by the folks at Wilcoworld.com and broadcast by 93.1 WXRT, Chicago.
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Setlist

01 – Down From Above
02 – Diamond Light
03 – Flowering
04 – Wait For Love
05 – Summer Noon
06 – Honey Combed
07 – Desert Bell
08 – World Away
09 – New Moon
10 – Fake Fur Coat
11 – High As Hello
12 – Low Key
13 – Slow Love
14 – Nobody Dies Anymore
15 – Via Chicago*
16 – I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
17 – New Madrid [Uncle Tupelo]
18 – How to Fight Loneliness
19 – Someday Soon
20 – Pecan Pie [Golden Smog]
21 – Someday Some Morning Sometime
22 – Laminated Cat (aka Not For The Season)
23 – Radio King [Golden Smog]
24 – At Least That’s What You Said
25 – I’m Always In Love
26 – Passenger Side
27 – Please Tell My Brother
28 – Jesus, Etc.
29 – I’m the Man Who Loves You

Encore:
30 – You Are Not Alone
31 – Give Back The Key To My Heart [Doug Sahm cover]
32 – California Stars
33 – Acuff-Rose [Uncle Tupelo]**

*not included in the broadcast due to an apparent PA technical issue, as someone who attended
the show informed on viachicago.org

**Also not on the broadcast, most likely due to the fact that Jeff Tweedy never uses the PA
on the closing song of any of his solo shows, making the song inaudible to a radio listener.

The band on this tour and on this recording consists of:

Jeff Tweedy-Guitar, lead vocals
Jim Elkington-Guitar
Darin Gray-Bass
Liam Cunningham-Keyboards

WXRT FM in Chicago broadcast this with the help of Wilco’s managment, who sent an official soundboard recording of this show to WXRT to broadcast the night of Saturday July 12th, 2014. This is the same night in which TWEEDY, Jeff Tweedy’s new project, which included his Son Spencer on drums, was scheduled to appear at the Taste of Chicago. This concert, as well as the taste itself, was canceled for the entire day, due to bad weather and flooding in Grant Park. This was Wilco’s last-minute solution to make sure both the fans who had tickets to the canceled show, as well as WXRT, who was supposed to broadcast the tasteshow live, both got something good out of a bad situation. The first 14 songs from this setlist are completly new Jeff Tweedy songs that will be released on his new “solo” project, titled “Sukierae,” that will be coming out in September 2014. the band is called just “Tweedy,” b/c the bulk of the work on the abum was done by Jeff and his son Spencer on drums. Scott McCaughey of the Minus Five/R.E.M. also contributed keyboards to the album.