Albert Tatlock

I've wrestled with the moral dilemna and decided that only those who go should vote, so I'll keep stum.

mp3 of a slightly poor quality phone line conversation here:- http://13thfloor.co.nz/2013/03/26/wilcos-jeff-tweedy-talks-to-the-13th-floor-interview/ They also provide a transcript of the interview:-

The "My grandparents were not… no, I don’t know." could have been revealing ... JT almost let down his interview guard a bit too far ...

Nice conversational one ... https://rhythms.com.au/wilco-interview-jeff-tweedy/

After 30 secs on YouTube (Funeral Singers), these seem like something I should get more of. Any top tips where to start M.Chris? P.S.

Lucky you. Excellent - thanks.

Russian band Biting Elbows Insane office escape part 1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypem6lnAaFY Part 2 out Tarantino's Tarantino. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qN1QHqfb_rM Even better. Insane .... Escape seems to have started a bit of an Internet meme too.

After a couple of recent duds, a phone interview with a few nuggets of goodness ... http://themusic.com.au/interviews/all/2013/03/20/wilco-jeff-tweedy/13999/

Indeed - as detailed here with a few words from his nibs:- http://www.boston.com/travel/new-england/2013/03/23/solid-sound-wilco-festival-returns-mass-moca-for-third-time/gM30S2JRp7sGviOzzjG0oL/story.html

Richard Thompson - Electric About half way through and great so far.

Not long until Wilco experience the Blackness again, as Jed Thian would say. If JT wants to continue with producing, I think he could do a great job with Emmylou. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/entertainment/news/article.cfm?c_id=1501119&objectid=10873138

Again, not too much meat here ... http://www.stuff.co.nz/entertainment/music/8450839/Wilco-keep-pushing-ahead

I had a student flat like that once. I could do with the Evening With format coming to London one day - though I do doth my cap to them for the two night stand last time around. Maybe it can be two evenings with then, and a show in Cardiff, on a rugby Saturday ... http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/wilco-ready-to-go-the-extra-mile/story-fnejoevq-1226601385759

First time I ever heard a note from JT it was on Arkansas Traveller, though I did not realise it at the time. The Hothouse Flowers backed songs on that album I still like a lot.

JT meets his hairy match... It's a pretty good loose one ... http://www.fasterlouder.com.au/features/35212/Wagons-interviews-Wilco

So, as I was saying, the hwyl, the hwyl ...

Not bad, not bad at all. Mainly due to Wales 30 England 3 YES!

Whenever I hear this song like this, or that French video a while back, I love it, but somehow I can't listen to the version on the album ...

http://instagram.com/p/W19aaFrrd-/

An Apple scruff

http://www.theage.com.au/entertainment/music/parts-of-the-whole-20130314-2g2q3.html

Pre-tour phone call with JS http://www.thebrag.com/2013/03/14/music-interview-wilco/ Wilco Whole Again By Dijana Kumurdian It’s something intangible that hits you between your heart and your groin,” says Wilco’s bass player John Stirratt. “That’s what makes a song for me. It’s not incredible words, not incredible music – it’s a feeling in that part of your gut that’s right in between your hips or your groin and your heart, you know?” When the co-founder of an American alt-rock giant reveals to you the secret of a good song, you should probably take note. Along with frontman Jeff Tweedy,

http://music-defined.com/tag/tweedy/ The only bits that you don't already know via Bbop:-

That's a good choice. It is one of the most spine-tingling moments I have had at a show seeing Alexandro Escovedo perform that whilst in the middle of the audience. By coincidence, watched the recent BBC4 doc on Mott the Hoople last night. Not particularly a fan, but almost always enjoy these music docs. Meanwhile, some pics here: http://www.chicagotribune.com/entertainment/chi-jeff-tweedy-at-the-vic-20130313,0,3105543.photogallery e.g.