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The Waco Brothers & Paul Burch -- Great Chicago Fire Lou Reed -- The Blue Mask

David Bowie -- Best of Bowie '74/'79 Del McCoury Band -- By Request Drive-By Truckers -- English Oceans

Okkervil River -- Black Sheep Boy Jack White -- Lazaretto

Still listening quite a bit. The album has really gotten under my skin over time.

Does anyone know the name of Friday's opening band?

Eleventh Dream Day -- Beet Galaxie 500 -- On Fire Can someone PM me instructions on how to paste images -- it's embarrassing that I can't get it right!! Thanks.

^^^ I came in to post the exact same thought. It was great to hear Jeff thank Max, Ken, Leroy and (especially) Jay. It seemed genuine and heartfelt. A great show, but, hot damn, I wish people would stop with the smartphone videos on every song. Nels was on fire last night.

My go-to Christmas CD is the one put out by Low. I also enjoy the Sufjan Stevens discs (1st collection) and the Nick Lowe's Quality Street.

Luna -- Romantica Wilco -- Summerteeth

Wilco!

The Mountain Goats -- All Hail West Texas

Junior Wells -- Hoodoo Man Blues

Bombino -- Nomad

^^ Yes. The coat check is across from the men's room.

Great show. Jeff was in fine spirits. Not sure why the guy standing in front of me felt the need to hold up his phone/camera and video every freakin' song (kids these days!); but the band sounded great and, as others have said, Camera was other-worldly. Can't wait to see what they play next Friday.

A friend called. His wife has to work late tonight. So I'm taking her ticket to see Wilco!!

I watched a fantastic documentary on Netflix called Muscle Shoals about the two iconic recording studios in the North Alabama town of the same name. I think it had previously run on Public Television, but I had not seen. Great stuff.

Old 97's --- Most Messed Up The Creation -- Best of the Creation

Guided By Voices -- Motivational Jumpsuit War on Drugs -- Lost in the Dream

LCD Soundsystem -- Sound of Silver Harry Nilsson -- Nilsson Schmilsson

George Harrison -- All Things Must Pass

I discovered and became a fan of Vic Chesnutt through the Gravity of the Situation tribute album.

Pete Townshend -- Who Came First Sparklehorse -- It's a Wonderful Life

^^^ "One Hundred Years From Now" first appeared on a wonderful Gram Parsons tribute album which I enthusiastically recommend.

Steve Forbert -- The American In Me Peter Gabriel -- The Rain on the Car Album