I Assassin Down the Avenue

Inspired by the just-unveiled "Wilco Covered" Uncut Magazine exclusive CD, I began to think of artists I would be interested to hear cover a few of the songs Wilco has written and recorded during their esteemed career. I also had a conversation with a couple friends about this subject. First, I will share the list I came up with, followed by the excellent choices my friends related. I would love to read some other fan ideas in this thread as well, if anyone would like to take the time to share. You and I - Aimee Mann Casino Queen - Dwight Yoakam Ashes of American Flags - Bob Dylan Candy F

I have seen Wilco live only twice, 15 years apart (2002 and 2017), so the set-lists from those two shows were quite different. However, I will be seeing them perform live for the third time in Oct. For that reason, this is an interesting question for me to consider right now, in anticipation of that upcoming show. I opted for a little diversity covering the spectrum of the band's recording career. Wish I could have included one song from each of the 10 albums, but there are 2 songs from "Yankee Hotel Foxtrot" that I have yet to hear live, so those lead off my list by default. 1) Pot Kettle

I scored 2 tickets for the Asheville show in Oct., but it wasn't easily accomplished. I noticed the same problems with Ticketmaster that others have described. The OR seats were outrageously priced from the moment I logged on to the site. So, I settled for 2 face-price tickets in the upper level (Section L), which look to at least be closer to the stage than some of the others I saw that were available. I much preferred the Songkick service I utilized to purchase tickets for the Louisville show in June. I got married in Asheville last year and loved my time in the city, so my wife and I are

I just learned about Bob's recent passing today. Having seen the band in concert during the month of June, I had no idea the Tweedy family was contending with his illness during that time. I enjoyed reading poppydawn's above insights about the man, as well as how much he supported Jeff throughout his career. For that alone, all of us Wilco fans owe this man a great deal of gratitude. I know he must have been so proud getting to see what his son has accomplished and what the band's music has meant to so many people. I am also reminded that I really need to watch that "Ashes of American Flags"