Albert Tatlock

Have not seen this before:- http://dev.jbtvonline.com/segments/wilco-live-vic-theater http://dev.jbtvonlin...me#.T-Y1ao6hD8s

You don't have to imagine any more ...

I expect a full show review {wave emoticon thingy seemingly not available when using iPad here}

If you've got a thing about kneecaps, and JTs kneecaps in particular, then this is for you. Probably a bit of a minority interest ...

Fairly dull but here you go ... http://www.boulderweekly.com/article-8971-the-wisdom-of-wilco.html

This hasn't had many views so perhaps people here haven't seen it lost in the mass of McCartney/Beatles YouTube footage. Starting up with the next version of Wings I think. Some nice moments when he meets his old school teacher and goes to a family party in Liverpool. Venues seem incredibly small for an ex-Beatle too. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeN0sCwxkuQ

Never could bring myself to listen to the Beatles tracks on Wings Over America much, but the fact that most of the live Wings tracks are better than the studio versions makes it one of my favourite live albums. The 'acoustic' run of tracks ending with I've Just Seen A Face (exception to the rule above) has many good sing-a-long memories. Shame Pauly can't quite pull this off anymore, but it's great and don't forget guitarist Jimmy McCullogh who sadly died too young to even make the 27 club. Of corse, Wilco have covered Something in the Air too when he was with Thunderclaps Newman. http://w

Ditto about the prices unfortunately. It also struck me the other night how even the two guitarists in his 'new' band now looked old. Time flies ...

It was obvious during the closing Diamond Jubilee set outside Buck House that Maccas age is really starting to take its toll on his voice, but Live and Let Die was truly spectacular with the Royal backdrop. Best bit of the night - The cameraman cutting to Prince Edward when a compere was making jokes about being a queen!

You know what you have to do! Indeed!

Does it come with a special dispensation waiver certificate that allows it to be used to video at Wilco shows or a built in electronic bar?

Meanwhile, this has surfaced... More at this blog post http://happiechick.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/wilco-playlist-for-happiechicks-and.html

Change of mind. This. JT on guitar and vocals, I would handle the dancing. Btw. Nice jumper.

Rough Trade East one day please lads - plus some kind of advance warning that is not via FaceBook. I don't do FaceBook.

HSB won't be the same. Ta ra Doc.

Nice! Substitute Emmylou for him, me for you, and I can imagine how you felt :-)

Just my most notable personal sins of non-conformance to the Wilco dogma

Don't usually get too worked up by setlists as generally its all good, but I have to say that I noticed that no BBN, no Walken, no Ashes, and no Kingpin - meaning that all my Wilco peccadillos would have been satisfied, and I can't remember that happening before

http://www.miami.com/wilco-lead-singer-jeff-tweedy-talks-about-upcoming-concert-fillmore-miami-beach-article http://m.jacksonville.com/entertainment/music/2012-05-11/story/qa-wilcos-jeff-tweedy-concert-playlist-more

Maybe Sir Nicholas read this thread - probably one of your avid setlist fans by now ... Maybe it's alredy happened, along with about 70,000 others ...

Whole lot of shaking going on over here indeed. Glad you like Geraint - Cardiff (or very near Cardiff) boy. I think I posted a YouTube link to him doing Only A Rose with Nick a while back (forget which thread exactly). Hope Nick gives him a few minutes in the spotlight on this tour if you are following him around.

Disc Three Apart from When The Roses Bloom Again (which has always been great), Listening To The Wind That Blows has that mournful cracked voice JT that first attracted me to Mermaid Avenue in particular and Wilco in general. Ditto Chain Of Broken Hearts. Ain'ta Gonna Grieve less so but still better than The Jolly Banker, which unfortunately I never took to. As for Billy, Go Down To The Water is great, since I'm a sucker for that sad old British/Irish folk melody type thing. It's like the best blues music - you know exactly what's coming, but it still gets you inside. My Thirty Thousand, Ja

Ta! Set me thinking what my request would be. By coincidence (Propinquity) Ive Just Begun To Care by Mike Nesmith popped up on iTunes. That would sound pretty good with JT's vocals I think. Anyways ...

I also thought it was one of those 'it has to be done' things a couple of years ago when I saw Brian with the Wondermints, and I enjoyed it tremendously. God Only Knows was just the best. Brian was more lucid and active than I expected so it didn't feel like a freak show. The Wondermints were the key component though - no idea if they are involved here. Thanks for thevreport.

Far too kind - nice to see you! Now it really is time for heads under wings, beaks under blankets.