Albert Tatlock

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klPiV1Fk3hk Jeff and son Spencer Tweedy join Mark Bazer on The Interview Show to talk about their new album, "Sukierae," as well as about autographing Dominick's receipts, a band called Sexfist and much more. Plus, they perform "You Are Not Alone," a song Jeff wrote for Mavis Staples. Filmed at The Abbey Pub Sept. 12, 2014. Thanks to Ben Chandler and Adam Peindl. Next Interview Show is Nov. 7 at The Hideout. www.theinterviewshowchicago.com. - It's a good one, especially near the end. #sexfist trending now no doubt.

I knew that had to be wrong :-) Just as 1 in 200 men today is descended from Genghis Khan, I think Jones the Voice isn't far behind in that statistic. http://www.theguardian.com/uk/2003/mar/02/science.research

"Alpha Mike Foxtrot features 64 pages of liner notes that include track-by-track recollections from Tweedy, notes by band members Nels Cline and John Stirratt, and reflections from members of Wilco’s extended professional family. The booklet also showcases dozens of archival and never-before-seen photos from a wide array of photographers chronicling all phases of the band’s career. ... Wilco appears on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Monday, October 27." http://www.nonesuch.com/journal/wilco-marks-20-years-2-special-releases-november-17-nonesuch-records-2014-10-14

I prefer this one http://youtu.be/jXlP7PyaHdA

Really? Then he'd better steer well clear of Ponty on a Friday night. This might help change his mind http://youtu.be/PamO6obWcQk

Probably if I was making a compilation for someone:- 1. Box Full Of Letters 2. Pick Up the Change 3. Misunderstood 4. Far Far Away 5. Monday 6. Outta Mond (Outta Sight) 7. Dreamer In My Dreams 8. She's A Jar 9. A Shot In the Arm 10. I'm Always In Love 11. Pieholden Suite 12. How To Fight Loneliness 13. In A Future Age 14. California Stars 15. Hoodoo Voodoo 16. At My Window Sad And Lonely 17. Remember The Mountain Bed 18. One By One 19. True Love Will Find You In The End 1. I Am Trying To Break Your Heart 2. War On War 3. Heavy Metal Drummer 4. Poor Places 5. Magazine Called Sunset 6. More

I work for a company with a large office in Glasgow so have been up there a couple of times. Unfortunately that is all coming to an end as we've been swallowed up by Standard Life, so I don't think I can wangle a visit in January. Here's hoping the celtic connection leads to a show in Wales at some point. And if you want sexy . . .

As Lonnie Donegan would sing:- Q: Oy, where's me tigers head? A: Four foot from his tail.

Jimmy Page: How we wrote Stairway to Heaven http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-29550639 Interesting just watching him listen to something so iconic that they created.

Nobody Dies Anymore New Moon World Away Fake Fur Coat Love Like A Wire (nice clear version if anyone has the capability to capture. . .) plus interview http://www.npr.org/blogs/world-cafe/2014/10/09/354814422/tweedy-on-world-cafe

After The Crack Up is definitely stuck in my head. Doesn't seem that easy to find a UK outlet to buy a non-digital copy though . . .

http://www.undertheradarmag.com/reviews/sukierae/ 7.5 / 10

They put it at number 10 of top 100 albums of the 00s http://www.popmatters.com/feature/186499-the-100-best-albums-of-the-00s-20-1/P1/

Have to echo prevoius comments. Seen Emmylou 4 times over 20 years in Hot Band/new age/bluegrass/mixture incarnations and I don't think you should go there expecting a stuttering show. Her voice is not as strong as it was of course, but it's still a thing of wonderfully flawed beauty. Also echo the comments about the photos

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/culturepicturegalleries/11034196/funny-jokes.html?frame=2598448

Meanwhile, a voice of reason from Blighty http://www.forfolkssake.com/reviews/30450/album-tweedy-sukierae

The Body (El Cuerpo) - Spanish thriller with a nice twist. recent BBc comedy series:- Bad Education Big School (Philip Glenister features as a PE teacher) The Detectorists (Mackenzie Cook)

That's a shame if she had technical difficulties. Hope you get anoher chance when she appears at that Mavis party. And I think she usually pops up at a few other peoples sets rather than them coming to hers. When I went Dave Rawlings was almost on stage - sitting in the corner grinning from ear to ear.

Anyway, how was dear Emmylou?

Just found out that they are back after a 'break'. Just trying to find things to listen to and very hopeful - like the 3 tracks I've heard so far. They've always had a tendency to be a bit patchy for me, but their best is up there with my favourites. The whole of Moo (with the possible exception of the 'hit') however is definitely one of my most loved albums ever. Glenn Richards is a very interesting character too. http://www.augiemarch.com.au/music/ http://www.fasterlouder.com.au/features/40809/Augie-March-I-hope-were-not-a-parody-of-what-we-were http://rollingstoneaus.com/music/pos

http://www.hardlystrictlybluegrass.com/2014/webcast/archive.html The TWEEDY broadcast can be found via this link. There is no sound for the first 30 seconds. Only The Lord Knows was great (again).

You sir have a cold, cold heart ;-) Well, some music I appreciate on a cerebral level, and some goes straight to the heart/gut, and how can you not like teacup percussion? I am a fanboy now. Meanwhile, thanks for the report. It tickled me to see a few glimpses of Sam on the stream as a 'proper teenager' looking a bit grumpy, whilst Spencer seems to have gone straight from child to man and I keep thinking that I want to be like him when I grow up :-) Also, there is NOTHING wrong with bluegrass that a bit of serpent clasping won't cure.

That's all well and good, but were you spiritualised by the Malawi Mouse Boys? Never has the 11am graveyard shift seen such action.