Smokestack Joe

the album is great but seeing them play live was the best. probably my favorite time seeing wilco perform only because they weren't technically wilco.

i need to have a picture on the internet to submit one? i never figured this out. sorry

bears are good but not great.

On M Ward's new album Post War, he thanks Nels Cline in the liner notes. i found that interesting. anyone know anything about that?

On M Ward's new album Post War, he thanks Nels Cline in the liner notes. i found that interesting. anyone know anything about that?

he was awesome awesome awesome in milwaukee the night before too!! i saw more of a ryan adams posing then tweedy. but that doesnt matter much to me anyway

wow, thanks for the help. i can across the Voodoo Lab Tremolo Pedal, which seems reliable and great-sounding. i will look into the Compressor OD and Delay. thanks

i took a look at the digitech on the website, looks and sounds nice. $40 isnt bad. how is the danelectro?

I just purchased a Fender Telecaster and I am wondering what type of pedal would accomodate a Tele well. I like to play country rock, rock blues. i was thinking of a "tremolo" pedal. Like the effect in Golden Smog and Jayhawks songs. what do yall think?

i have never seen M Ward live but tonight in Milwaukee I finally will. looking forward to it. it should be a great show at a great venue.

ive seen jay twice, a few weeks right after he was let go in wilco and also on the day YHF was released. He and burch were playing in madison and said that they were listening to YHF in the car and was quite happy with it. At least when i saw him perform, Jay was great and fun and a pleasure to be around. nice guy, sort of feel bad from him. He is an incredible talent. i love his music.

ive seen paul burch a few times before when he opened for Ryan Adams during the Gold tour. I even saw him perform wih Adams on the Late Night show playing New York New York but i have not been able to see him with the WPA Ballclub. I am Happy now. paul Burch and the WPA Ballclub is all about the music, the music is simple and the audio is calm and quiet, Paul's voice is pristine and soulful. They are a great listen. I would have liked to see a fuller band with banjo and violin and doghouse bass but the trio of bass guitar drums was working perfect. Burch played most the songs from his ne

what sort of digital recording? i am thinking about getting into using Tascam products...

hopefully this guy will tour. i really like Jay

i think i could grow old with scarlet johannson.

yes handsome man, handsome voice...

Paul Burch: East to West Old Crow Medicine Show: Big Iron World both rollicky, fun, grooving!

im sort of disappointed with Jeff's involvement with Golden Smog. i know he is busy (so is everyone else in the band). Im just disappointed because GS sort of took him in after Uncle Tupelo separated. He was doing GS before/during Wilco was formed and A.M. was being recorded. GS was a new beginning for him and maybe it helped with the band split up. Hopefully, he wouldnt let those feelings go aside. But time goes on and things change.

Im hoping wilco will play there in the future. but maybe they are too big for it. yeah im going to try to see M Ward and Calexico there.

yes what a great show! i took a friend who didnt know who Cline/Kotche are and he was blown away. what a showcase of talents.

it was a joke but yeah who knows...

I think Ryan Adams is planning on releasing all of these albums next year..... he's going for the record.

ok..let me be the first to say....start with Hitchhike to Rhome, their first record. quite good, alt. country music for sure. i would start chronologically.

anyone tape it?

i wonder what he thinks about Tim McGraw's cover of "When The Stars Go Blue?"