Wilco proves they are not done with their legacy: New School Free Press
Could Bob Dylan be auditioning a new album concept in Japan?: Forward
I Don’t Always Select Things Based on My Comfort Zone”: Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy and Nels Cline Talk Guitar Tone and Songwriting: Guitarplayer Magazine
It has been a while since I’ve done one of these. Google changed the way they send me their alerts and it became a bit of a pain. But I’m trying to do lots of things to make this site interesting again just to see where I can take it. So hopefully I’ll do links posts more regularly.
Photo Gallery: Wilco at the Classic Center: Flagpole
Timothée Chalamet and Martin Scorsese Rode the Subway: Curbed
Lucinda Williams and her suitcase full of songs: NPR
Lucinda Williams on her soul-baring memoir: The Independent
See Faye Webster Join Wilco For Stirring ‘Jesus Etc.’ In Athens: Jambase
Lucinda Williams Bit Ryan Adams and Other Big Reveals in Her New Memoir: Rolling Stone
I really should share more Wilco on this site as they are one of my favorite bands. Jeff Tweedy is always good for some funny banter and he does a good bit here about being booed.
Then the band plays a really nice version of one of my favorite songs.
I always mean to do these every day and I almost always forget. Here’s hoping this week will be better.
Watch Now: Phil Lesh & Friends Continue Capitol Theatre Run in Port Chester: Jambands.com
Watch: Martin Scorsese’s Documentary on New York Dolls’ David Johansen: American Songwriter
Wilco Reveals Return Of Concert Experience ‘Sky Blue Sky’: mxdwn
Wilco Selling Guitars, Century-Old Organ, and Gear From Their Chicago Studio: Pitchfork
Martin Scorsese ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ is Still Being Edited: World of Reel
New John Lennon and Yoko Ono Documentary Announced: Pitchfork
Listen to isolated vocals of Tom Petty on ‘I Won’t Back Down’: Far Out
‘Jeopardy!’ Stumped Contestants On A Bob Dylan Question, And Their Guesses Were Truly Disheartening: Uproxx
Neil Young Announces First Concert Since Before Pandemic: Pitchfork
Ok, I think this thing is a go. I just paid Google $200 for 2TBs of space. That eats up most of my Paypal money that you all donated. But it should last a year. I think this will work well, but if not we’ll try again in a year.
Deciding what to upload to Google will be a little tricky. There are tons of shows that I previously uploaded to Google, shows I will like to upload to Google, but I also don’t want this to just be a bunch of reuploads for you all, shows that you already have. My plan is to upload by artist just like I did with the Amazon Drive:
Monday: Bob Dylan
Tuesday: Jerry Garcia
Wednesday: Grateful Dead
Thursday: Neil Young
Friday: Van Morrison
Saturday-Sunday: Various Artists
For some artists I have more shows that I’ve never uploaded before than others. I still have quite a bit of Dylan, some Neil, and a little Van, but the Dead and Jerry are depleted. I will find more shows from the and upload them, but I don’t have any in stock.
Point being that you all will need to double-check your files before you download to ensure you haven’t already downloaded these shows from me.
And with that here we are:
The Who – 1970.06.27 – Cleveland, OH
The Who – 1970.06.29 – Columbia, MD
The Who – 1970.07.02 – Kansas City, MO
The Who – 1970.07.05 – Detroit, MI
The Who – 1970.07.07 – Lenox, MA
Wilco – 2013.06.21 – North Adams, MA
Wilco – 2014.12.08 – Chicago, IL
Wilco – 2017.02.25 – Chicago, IL
Wilco – A Ghost is Born Compilation
Wilco – AM Demos
And to prove what I was talking about in my last post about Wilco touring, here’s a cool, short little set they did last year in Chicago. Apparently, it was one of those announced on-the-day kind of gigs in a tiny little club. Must have been cool.
They aren’t coming anywhere near me, but if they come your way I always recommend catching Wilco live. They remain one of the best live bands out there.
You can get your tickets on their website.
Wilco:
03-23 Chicago, IL – The Riviera Theatre *
03-25 Chicago, IL – The Riviera Theatre *
03-26 Chicago, IL – The Riviera Theatre *
03-30 Port Chester, NY – The Capitol Theatre *
03-31 Port Chester, NY – The Capitol Theatre *
04-01 Port Chester, NY – The Capitol Theatre *
04-06 Reykjavík, Iceland – Eldborg Hall located at the Harpa Center
04-07 Reykjavík, Iceland – Eldborg Hall located at the Harpa Center
04-08 Reykjavík, Iceland – Eldborg Hall located at the Harpa Center
04-16 Charleston, SC – High Water Festival
04-18 Orlando, FL – Hard Rock %
04-19 St. Augustine, FL – St Augustine Amphitheater %
04-20 Clearwater, FL – Ruth Eckerd Hall %
04-22 Birmingham, AL – Avondale Brewing %
04-23 Athens, GA – Classic Center %
04-24 Huntsville, AL – Mark C. Smith Concert Hall %
04-25 Nashville, TN – The Ryman %
04-27 Knoxville, TN – Tennessee Theatre %
04-28 Asheville, NC – Thomas Wolfe %
04-29 Greensboro, NC – White Oak Amphitheater %
04-30 Athens, OH – Ohio University Templeton Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium
08-19 Taboão, Portugal – Festival Paredes De Coura
09-03 Birmingham, United Kingdom – Moseley Folk Festival
I know I’ve posted a few of their shows on here, but I’ve never really talked about Wilco all that much in these parts. But they are one of my all-time favorite bands. I was pretty excited, then, to see that Jeff Tweedy and Nels Cline recently performed with Phil Lesh and Friends.
The show is now up at the Archive and it is a good one. I think Nels guitar works really well with these Dead tunes. There are some video snippets on Youtube and Phil sure looks like he’s having a great time.
Wilco
Palace of Auburn Hills, Auburn Hills, MI, USA
7-Dec-2008
(opening for Neil Young)
Download FLAC: Amazon Drive
I have two sources for this show, you can read the info here.
Set list:
You Are My Face
I Am Trying to Break Your Heart
The Late Greats
War on War
Handshake Drugs
Shot in the Arm
Jesus Etc.
Impossible Germany
Hate it Here
Walken
I’m the Man Who Loves You
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