A heart I know by heart

I liked the way they did it before The Whole Love was released... busting out some new tunes at Solid Sound II

I was in North Adams last night! It was great to be there... had a few beers at a nice little place called the Freight Yard Pub... Luckily my mother-in-law lives in Pittsfield so I don't have to worry about hotels... leave the kiddos there and my wife and I have a blast at the festival... I went solo the first two years and had my wife with me at the last one

Deer Tick would be great and the Felice Brothers. Phospherescent (Matthew Houck) would fit in nicely as well. Can't wait for the announcements to begin. As much as I would love Mavis too, she has already played the festival and it seems they aren't repeating artists just yet... I hope I'm wrong b/c I love seeing Jeff and Mavis together

Roll Me Away Tryin to Live My Life Without You (Otis Clay cover) The Fire Down Below The Devil's Right Hand (Steve Earl cover) Mainstreet Old Time Rock & Roll The Fireman's Talkin Come to Poppa Her Strut Like a Rock Travelin Man Beautiful Loser California Stars (Wilco!) Hey Gypsy We've Got Tonight Turn the Page Detroit Made (John Hiatt cover) Against the Wind Hollywood Nights Night Moves Rock and Roll Never Forgets The guy still has it... I thought it was a great show. High energy and and great backing band. A few of the original Silver Bullet Band members are still with him. He m

I was thinking the same thing abut ELT and Camera… similar sound

What a beautiful version of Box Full of Letters… had heard it before a long time ago… love the slow version. Also love the Bennett era Cali Stars that rocks and the Can't Stand It… as for songs I hadn't heard before, I really enjoyed One Hundred years From Now

A few thoughts from the show… an early shred session for Nels on Ashes - that is one of his best songs… An especially mesmerizing Laminated Cat… Radio Cure is such a great live tune… A nice surprise was That's Not the Issue in the second encore - love that tune… Great to hear two of my requests with Someday Soon and Pot Kettle Black… Awesome time and great venue

Let's play - Guess the opener - always a fun game… Misunderstood is my guess

They played BBN at the SPAC (Saratoga, NY) Americanarama show

So pumped to see this back in Tweedy's repertoire! That's all...

The new songs sounded great live... World Away was particularly fun... Diamond Light is a keeper... The whole baked potato thing was funny and very 'Jeff'... Glad I went

love that pic of Phosphorescent... love his music too!

Nels to play with Phil Lesh and friends end of May at Capitol Theater

I was hoping his set at Mountain Jam was the 5th... I guess not

Great, loud bar band... fun times The Rock The Dream's in a Ditch Baltimore Blues No. 1 Main Street Miss K The Bump Easy Mr. Sticks Big House Long Time The Ghost Make Believe Not So Dense Thyme The Curtain Rocket in My Pocket (Jimmie Vaughan cover)\ Now It's Your Turn Born at Zero I Left My Heart in Albany (Tony Bennett cover, acapella) These Old Shoes Ashamed Sleep Walk (Santo & Johnny cover) La Bamba (Ritchie Valens cover)\

I have seen them three times now they are a great live band. Just saw the show last Friday in Albany and it rocked. They would be a great choice for Solid Sound '15

Do we know what day of Mountain Jam Jeff is playing?

We've Been Had!!

I'll second that... Have always loved Someday Soon and agree it is underrated... Only seen it live once at the first Solid Sound during tweedy solo set

Yep... I love the version from Tipitinas I have with the Total Pros!!

that is my all time favorite version of California Stars... I watch it all the time... I think he is just a guitar tech

Yes this is Warren's thing

I also heard 4th of July wknd 2015... wouldn't be my first choice

That sucks... I know they have covered 'Casino Queen' in the past... That would've made it a little better

Is Jeff the first musician to do this? My buddy who is the drummer for Clap Your Hands Say Yeah just told me that the lead singer, Alec, is doing the same thing this winter. I don't think his are for charity the way Jeff's are, but I'm wondering if he stole Jeff's great idea with these intimate shows?