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Jeff Tweedy’s Whisper will be released as part of Good Music To Avert The Collapse Of American Democracy on September 4th on Bandcamp.

 

https://goodmusic2020.bandcamp.com/track/whisper

That’s the track info.

 

I named that song “It’s A Whisper” when it appeared on The Tweedy Show on episodes 47 & 72.

The Tweedy Show Tuesday September 1 Episode 91

 

# intro on cell phone

-- Susie says that they are broadcasting from their undisclosed location which is not "on a private beach in Michigan", but they are in Michigan.

-- Happy belated birthday to Paul

-- Oona is there as the very special guest

-- Happy Anniversary to the Knureks

-- Jeff makes the announcement that there's a remastered deluxe edition of Summerteeth w 24 unreleased outtakes & demos spread over 4 cds & 5 lps released on November 6th. The vinyl has a live record: live at Tower Records. The cd has a live show from Boulder recorded in 1999. Preorder starts tomorrow.

-- Spencer talks about the Summerteeth demos

-- Jeff talks about where he found the demos

Summer Teeth

-- Susie & Oona discuss flashing their breasts & how a doctor used to pronounce 'areolas'. Oona used to send pictures of her breasts to Susie, after Oona had a breast reduction.

-- Jeff jokes that he got a penis reduction.

-- "got moobs like Jagger"

ELT

Mull Of Kintyre (Wings cover sung by Sammy w Spencer on backing vocals)

Close My Eyes (Arthur Russell cover sung by Sammy w Spencer on backing vocals)

Save It For Me (w Spencer & Sammy on backing vocals)

-- Jeff plays a bit of Yankee Doodle Dandy

-- Jeff plays the riff of You Really Got Me by The Kinks

-- Jeff shows off his nerdy birthday present: golden pencil sharpener

-- the comment "I hate men" is causing warnings from Instagram.

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover)

 

I'll listen again to Jeff talking about the Summerteeth deluxe edition to get the release date. I'm pretty sure it's in November. Edit: Yep, it's November 6th.

The Tweedy Show Friday August 28 Episode 90

 

# theme on jukebox

-- Susie mentions that a lot of the clients received their mask

-- Jeff says that so far 53 is sucking

-- Jeff thanks everyone for the birthday wishes

-- Susie sees a comment that mentions that Saturday is Record Store Day.

All The Same To Me (Golden Smog cover) [Thank you, Paul Suwan!]

-- Susie says that Casey is seeing different comments than Spencer who is sitting right next to her at an undisclosed location

-- Susie mentions that Jeff got his haircut for the first time in 6 months

-- Susie tells the clients that they're giving M.A.S.K. a check for $10,000 final number to be determined.

-- Jeff wants Susie to take some screenshots to show off his new haircut

-- Jeff has nice things to say about Neil Finn: "the nicest person in the world". Susie misses the Finn family.

I'm The Man Who Loves You (for Betsy)

-- Jeff explains that he was singing the song directly to Susie & not into the camera

-- Jeff reveals that there's a book of his lyrics in the works

-- Jeff shows off his Uncle Tupelo shirt (spelled 'ung kel too pe-lo')

-- Jeff answers "what's your favorite vacation?" with Sky Blue Sky & his solo tour in Spain

-- Jeff enjoyed his hiking trip with George Saunders & Nick Offerman

-- Jeff's favorite quesadilla in Chicago is from Taco Burrito Palace Number 2. Jeff doesn't think that Number 2 is a good name for a restaurant

-- Jeff shows off his socks that feature Spencer & Sammy made by Divvy Up

-- Jeff would be willing to start drinking again it they "un-cancelled" Comedy Central's Drunk History

-- the tv shows Another Period & What We Do In The Shadows are loved by Jeff & Susie

Pretty Saro (Traditional/Bob Dylan version sung by Sammy)

I Never Get Lonesome (Arthur Russell cover sung by Sammy)

-- Jeff & Sammy talk about Arthur Russell

-- Sammy talks about spending the week with his grandfather, Zaid, and speaking Yiddish with him.

-- there are lots of Yiddish words for penis. Is there a Yiddish word for vagina?

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover)

-- the reality of closing in on 100 episodes finally hits Jeff

 

The Tweedy Show might do a broadcast from a secret location next week, but definitely not Monday. It sounds like they are going to be going away on vacation for the week.

 

That opening song threw me for a loop. Google came up empty. And I received a ton of texts telling me about Chadwick Boseman's sudden passing, so I wasn't very focused. I want to go back and watch this one again. I'll update this later this evening.

 

Edit: Ok! Paul bailed me out and gave me the song title. None of the lyrics came up with anything, but when I search for the song title, there it is. Lol. Google, I tell ya!

Happy Birthday Jeff!!

I wish that we were all at the Boston show tonight, but I’m beyond happy that you’ve let us into your living room during these crazy times.

The Tweedy Show Tuesday August 25 Episode 89

 

# animated intro on screen

-- the Tweedy family plus Casey sing Happy Birthday to Jeff

-- Jeff says that he shares his birthday with Gene Simmons, Elvis Costello, Leonard Bernstein, Rachel Ray & Stuart Murdoch

-- Susie welcomes the partial return of Lemmy

-- Kendall (Danny's wife) calls in on Sammy's phone to wish Jeff a Happy Birthday, sing and corrects Jeff's pronunciation of Leonard Bernstein. Charlesie says hi.

Dynamite My Soul

Art Of Almost

-- Jeff makes "computer sounds" with his guitar

-- Jeff sings a bit of The Cramps' I Was A Teenage Werewolf

-- Jeff plays a bit of Sunloathe, but stops because he forgot the lyrics. Spencer gets him the lyrics on his phone which Jeff says are wrong

Sunloathe

-- Jeff tells a story about Wilco opening for the Rolling Stones and Sammy falling asleep during the show

Showdown (Electric Light Orchestra cover sung by Sammy w Spencer on brushes on the knees & backing vocals)

-- Susie tells a story about falling asleep at a Tull concert during a 1st date

Cry Baby Cry (The Beatles cover sung by Spencer w Jeff on backing vocals)

-- Jeff plays a bit of The Minus 5's The Family Gardener after Scott McCaughey in the chat says that it sounds a bit like The Beatles' Cry Baby Cry

-- Jeff talks about some kudos from Sean Lennon regarding Sunloathe

-- Jeff talks about being on the Joe Strummer tribute last Friday. He tells a story about Bob Weir hanging out with Joe Strummer

-- Susie tells a story about The Pogues

-- Jeff talks about today's Wilco zoom call where he jokes about starting a Wilco University

-- WAP is discussed. Jeff goes on record that he wants WAP to be played at his funeral. He also discusses why he doesn't want to cover the song

-- Susie reveals that they almost did another bathtub episode tonight

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover)

 

Happy Birthday Jeff!!

The Tweedy Show Monday August 24 Episode 88

 

# animated intro on screen

-- Jeff mentions that today is his birthday eve

-- Jeff sings a bit of The Cramps' I Was A Teenage Werewolf for Sheba's birthday

-- Jeff strums a bit of Sunken Treasure

Sunken Treasure (w Spencer on drums. For Jenny's birthday)

-- Susie mentions that Jeff wrote the foreword for a picture book coming out: Gregory Crewdson's An Eclipse Of Moths.

-- Susie mentions that the face masks came in today & Spencer shows off the face mask plus the cool packaging. They thank Sean Lorenzini for making the masks & the packaging.

Natural Disaster (w Spencer on backing vocals)

-- Susie chastises Jeff for putting on work boots without socks after taking a bath

-- Spencer tells a story about Cher who wants to save the post office by working there to help out. This leads to Jeff singing a bit of the chorus to Cher's If I Could Turn Back Time

You Are Not Alone (Mavis Staples cover w Spencer on backing vocals)

-- Jeff talks a bit about Justin Townes Earle

-- Jeff kids around that they should stop the show at 100 episodes

-- Jeff's watch has an episode

I Have Always Been Here (Roky Erickson cover sung by Sammy. For Ohenia's birthday)

-- Jeff says that vagina has been said on The Tweedy Show more than the Dr. Ruth show and that someone probably has a spreadsheet of that info

Little Hands (Alexander “Skip” Spence cover sung by Sammy w Spencer on drums)

Revolution (The Beatles cover sung by Sammy w Spencer on drums & backing vocals)

-- Susie mentions that YouTube cut off the audio the last time Revolution played over the jukebox

Tugboat (Galaxie 500 cover sung by Sammy w Spencer on drums)

-- Spencer & Jeff have something to say about the shooting of Jacob Blake by Wisconsin police

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover)

The Tweedy Show Thursday August 20 Episode 87

 

# animated intro on screen

-- a brief sliver vs splinter discussion

-- Jeff says that he looks like the guy who answers the door in The Rocky Horror Picture Show

-- Susie says that Nels is doing a show on teaching a guitar master class & Ted Nugent is on the same show teaching something

Blood Of The Lamb

Watching The Wheels (John Lennon cover sung by Sammy)

-- Spencer's book is due out Oct 20th: Mirror Sound: A Look Into The People And Processes Behind Self-Recorded Music

-- Jeff tells a story about Michael Stipe recommending a place in NYC to buy pants for a 12 year old Spencer which they were shocked to find out cost a grand when they went to the store.

-- Peter Noone comes up in discussion

-- Jeff shows off his muscles

You Don't Know How It Feels (Tom Petty cover sung by Sammy w Spencer on drums & Jeff on harmonica)

-- Susie shows off her Elvis memorabilia

Bitterroot Lake (sung by Casey w Spencer on guitar & backing vocals)

-- Jeff sings a bit of I Wish My Baby Was Born (traditional). Featured on Uncle Tupelo's March 16-20, 1992

-- Casey tells a scary story about camping at a Native American campground

-- Spencer explains exploding head syndrome

-- Jeff's sneezes smell like honey and/or flowers

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover)

 

The Tweedy Show might return Friday, if they don't go camping. Stay tuned to Susie's IG or FB posts.

The Tweedy Show Tuesday August 18 Episode 86

 

# animated intro on screen

-- Jeff talks about his dream looking for Spencer. Spencer had Randy Quaid's haircut from Kingpin.

-- Jeff says that he's embarrassed to sing some of Prince's songs like When Doves Cry due to the sexy lyrics

-- Susie discusses barium

Hesitating Beauty

-- Jeff talks about the time that he sang the lyric "sparkling cockly smile" as "sparkling cock".

-- Jeff sings a bit of Hesitating Beauty in Edith Bunker's voice

-- Jeff tries to remember his biggest lyric flub, but he can't think of it. At first he think it happened at a Tweedy show, but says that it happened at a Wilco show because John Stirratt gave him a funny look.

-- Jeff finally remembers that one time he sang "I'd like to rest my heavy head tonight on a bed of California farts".

-- Jeff casually slides into conversation that after the show he's going to type up an album's worth of lyrics

-- Hogan's Heroes, F Troop & Better Things are brought up in discussion

Hammond Song (The Roches cover sung by Sammy w Spencer on backing vocals)

-- Jeff mentions that King Crimson's Robert Fripp produced the debut album by The Roches

When I Paint My Masterpiece (Bob Dylan cover {song first recorded by The Band} sung by Sammy)

-- Jeff says that he didn't learn the Tom Petty song Wildflowers yet

-- Jeff plays a little bit of Tom Petty's You Don't Know How It Feels that he says that they'll get to on Thursday

-- Jeff plays a little bit of Tom Petty's Listen To Her Heart

Muzzle Of Bees (sung by Sammy)

-- Jeff talks about watching an old video of Bob Marley performing on the Old Grey Whistle Test

-- the stigma of white people listening to reggae is discussed

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover)

“Probably a record”!

 

The Tweedy Show Monday August 17 Episode 85

 

# animated intro on screen

-- Susie addresses that she knows that this is airing the same time as Michelle Obama giving her speech at the DNC

-- Jeff says that he just finished something today, but doesn't say what that is

-- tape vs record is discussed

This Moment (Incredible String Band cover sung by Sammy)

-- underwear is discussed

-- Jeff sings some of Captain & Tennille's Do That To Me One More Time while he searches for a pic of a frog on his phone

Purple Rain (Prince cover w Spencer & Sammy on backing vocals)

-- Jeff says that it rained during Prince's Super Bowl performance, but Jeff jokes that he made a rainbow appear.

-- Jeff says that he felt the need to finally do a Prince song after 80+ episodes

-- Susie mentions that Yo La Tengo played a Wilco song at Mass MoCa last week. They covered If I Ever Was A Child

-- Jeff says that he plans on doing a Tom Petty song tomorrow night

-- Susie gives us the bad news that since she changed the lightbulb, Lemmy has disappeared

Secret Of The Sea (w Spencer on backing vocals)

-- a brief game of guess the chords

You And I (w Spencer on thigh slaps)

Empty Head (w Spencer on thigh slaps)

-- Susie turns on the TV to see what Michelle Obama is wearing

-- Jeff tells a story about taking Mavis Staples to a Michelle Obama event

-- Jeff is not at liberty to say what he finished today..."probably a record" he tells Susie after she pries some more info out of him. He also coyly mentions that he's starting something tomorrow.

-- face masks are being shipped to the Tweedy family tomorrow, after which they will ship them to the clients who purchased them

-- Jeff strums & sings some of Volcano Suns' Balancing Act

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover)

I guess there is some talk about a All That You Can't Leave Behind anniversary release.

Yes, that’s right. I forgot to mention that. I’d expect an official announcement before the end of the month for a late October release. It’s funny how they’re picking & choosing which records to give the deluxe treatment. They curiously skipped over Pop and Rattle & Hum. Maybe they’re planning on doing those anniversaries in 2027 and 2028, respectively, to always have revenue coming in.

 

Anyways, there’s been talk about which Elevation Tour show to expect in the deluxe set, if there is a show to be included. It’d be really lazy to take the Boston show DVD and put it on an abbreviated 80 minute cd. And the Slane Castle show DVD was released on cd for a fanclub only release, so there’s a chance they could “forget” about that exclusivity and release it with this set. I’d love a show from the 2nd Leg in NYC right after 9/11.

 

Or they release a DVD of their 3rd Leg opener in South Bend, IN which has surfaced on YouTube as proshot. It’s a tiny gym auditorium and the heart shaped stage barely fits. Here’s the strange thing about that show: I remember listening to that show as it happened, but I never knew that proshot video existed. I don’t know who broadcast that show on the radio. Edit: OK, I read some of the comments and people are commenting that they watched the stream of this concert as it happened. Maybe my bandwidth wasn’t good enough, so I only got to hear the audio.

 

Really hope that Achtung tour works out

Note about Once A Day: It's not a Don Gibson song. (You can hear Jeff saying so a little later in this episode, but other people were talking and it was kind of covered up. Susie asked if it was Don Gibson and you can hear him saying something like "No, but I play it in his style," or something similar) It was written by Bill Anderson and made famous by Connie Smith.

 

EDITED to add: This song has been recorded by a BUNCH of people over the years, and for all I know Don Gibson may have been one of them.

Thank you for the info!

https://youtu.be/zTU2d_m9StE

 

U2 featuring Elton John covering T. Rex’s Bang A Gong (Get It On). It’s going to be on the T. Rex tribute album due out on the first Friday of September. The late Hal Wilner produced the double album.

The Tweedy Show Friday August 14 Episode 84

 

-- animated intro is shown on Spencer's iPhone

-- Susie announces that Charlsie's grandmother Elizabeth "Betsy" Forsythe Hailey is watching. She's the author of A Woman Of Independent Means and Life Sentences.

-- current technical issues are talked about

One By One (dedicated to Erin & Anders)

-- Susie's birthday from Wednesday is mentioned

-- Susie says that the screen keeps going dark on her end and they consider to restart the episode

Once A Day (Connie Smith cover w Spencer & Sammy on backing vocals)

The King Of Carrot Flowers, Pt. One (Neutral Milk Hotel cover sung by Sammy)

-- the show is paused for a few seconds to change settings

Natural Disaster (w Spencer on drums. Last played on Episode 10)

-- Susie shows off her birthday cake

-- Jeff says that he's been writing a lot of country songs lately

-- WAP is discussed briefly

Mi Shebeirach (Debbie Friedman cover sung by Sammy w Spencer on backing vocals.)

You Are Not Alone (Mavis Staples cover w Spencer on drums. Dedicated to Betsy)

Mother (John Lennon cover sung by Sammy w Spencer on drums)

-- they discuss Pamela Adlon's Better Things which features Lennon's Mother as the theme song

-- Susie shows off Jeff's shoes

-- Jeff directly addresses Betsy & Charlesie

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover)

 

The Tweedy Show shall return Monday.

Susie just posted that there will be no show tonight.

Isn't Without You originally by Badfinger?

Yes! Great catch! I was so sure that it was Harry Nilsson that I didn’t even double check that one. Weird how that works out.

The Tweedy Show Thursday August 6 Episode 83

 

-- animated intro on screen

I'm The Man Who Loves You (dedicated to Susie's dad. Lol)

-- Jeff reads off what they ate for their anniversary dinner provided by Lula Cafe in Logan Square

-- Jeff shows off his drawing of his wedding picture that he made for his anniversary gift to Susie

-- Jeff shows off his anniversary gift from Susie which is a t-shirt with Jeff Knurek's drawing of "muscular" Jeff

-- Spencer jokes that "the clients" want him to wear Jeff's unique wedding outfit

Without You (Badfinger cover sung by Sammy w Spencer on drums)

-- hot sauce and honey discussion

-- Jeff uses the word "ado" properly

-- pyrex bowls are discussed

-- Jeff says that Susie has occasionally called or texted him while he was on stage

-- Jeff explains that about a dozen songs or more songs are about Susie.

-- Susie says that she goes on tour more with Jeff solo, instead of Wilco shows

-- Jeff tells the story about the first time he went to a movie with Susie

-- Jeff & Susie discuss Crash, David Cronenberg's Crash, Open Water and The Piano

A Robin Or A Wren (w Sammy & Spencer on backing vocals)

-- Jeff's birthday twins are Gene Simmons & Elvis Costello

-- Susie sings the Green Acres theme song

Even I Can See

-- Jeff plays the first line of Guess Again as another example of a song that Jeff wrote for Susie

-- Jeff doesn't remember the first song that he wrote for her. Though it might be Wait Up

-- Jeff hasn't decided if there will be a show Friday.

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover)

 

Stay tuned to Susie's IG page tomorrow to see if there's a show on Friday.

The Tweedy Show Tuesday August 4 Episode 82

 

-- animated intro on screen

-- Jeff is wearing "camouflage" and not sitting on the couch

Losing Interest

-- Jeff says that he recorded the song on a dictaphone and that it's available on the Being There deluxe release

-- Jeff teases Paul that he stumped him with that song

Jesus, Etc.

-- Susie says that one of the comments said that their 8 year olds have turned 9 during the pandemic

Late Blooming Son (w Spencer on thigh slaps)

-- Susie gives a book reference: Kendall Hailey's The Day I Became An Autodidact

-- Jeff wants to learn Street People

Motion Pictures (For Carrie) (Neil Young cover sung by Sammy)

-- Susie shows the bookcase to find Kendall's book

-- the canned ham from Letterman is now residing at The Loft

Far, Far Away

-- Jeff explains the room where Far, Far Away was set in in St. Louis

Mind Games (John Lennon cover sung by Sammy w Spencer on guitar)

-- Susie says that Jeff Garlin is in the chat and wants Jeff to play "Firefall" which no one knows

You Are My Face (stopped short because Jeff forgot the lyrics)

-- Jeff thinks that they should celebrate their anniversary in private on Thursday

Mi Shebeirach (Debbie Friedman cover sung by Sammy w Spencer on backing vocals. Dedicated to the people of Lebanon)

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover)

-- Jeff jokes that they can do a 25 minute episode on Thursday where they can spend a minute reflecting on each year they've been married.

 

The Tweedy Show will likely return this Friday. Some deep cuts tonight. 2 songs from the Being There deluxe edition.

I never heard of Fontaines DC either until I listened to the first day of U2’s Sirius channel on July 1. The Edge said some nice things about the band, before one of their songs. And I heard another one from them later that day.

 

 

The All Lives, You Say? vinyl is already sold out.

The Tweedy Show Monday August 3 Episode 81

 

# animated intro on screen

Bull Black Nova (for Vince's birthday)

-- Susie sings a bit of John Denver's Country Road

All Lives, You Say? (w Spencer on drums)

-- Jeff says that a vinyl single of All Lives, You Say? will be out on Tuesday. One side has the Wilco version and the other side has the Punch Brothers & Jeff version. The record will benefit Black Lives Matter.

https://wilcostore.com/products/all-lives-you-say-7-vinyl-lp?variant=32106204201025

-- Susie says that they need to start a dating app for "the clients"

-- eggplant emojis are discussed

-- Susie talks about getting her shingles shot today

-- Susie mentions that their 25th anniversary is August 6th & her birthday is on August 12th

Honey Combed

"Please Be Wrong About Me" (new untitled song w Spencer on drums)

-- Jeff mentions that The Clash used to wear their own band shirts on stage.

Open The Door, Homer (Bob Dylan cover sung & performed on guitar by Spencer)

"When You Need Me I'll Be There" (new untitled song w Spencer on drums)

-- Susie mentions that episodes 78 & 79 are on YouTube, but with no audio. She can hear audio on her end. She will look into the issue

-- Spencer announces that the "curtain" fabric will be cut & sewn into face masks

-- Jeff, Susie & Spencer wonder if there's no audio because of a copyright claim, even though it's Jeff's music

-- Jeff mentions Trump showing up to a Wilco show, but it was when they opened for Neil Young

-- Buck Meek is in the comments and Dr. Dog started following the IG page

-- shingles are discussed

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover)

The Tweedy Show Thursday July 30 Episode 80

 

# animated intro on screen

Glow Worms (Vashti Bunyan cover sung by Sammy w Spencer on harmony)

-- flies are discussed

-- Sammy talks about his soccer shirt

-- Jeff & Susie talk about their upcoming 25th wedding anniversary. They might renew their vows on an upcoming episode

Let Me Come Home

-- Jeff says that it's the first time that he's ever played the song

-- Spencer & Susie announce that the masks are now on sale @ TheTweedyShow.com

-- Susie talks about her shoulder injury

-- Jeff jokes that when Susie has shoulder surgery The Tweedy Show will have to do a flashback episode

An Empty Corner

-- Jeff says that he was frightened of Phantasm and the drill going into someone's head

Magnetized

-- Jeff talks about naming one of his guitars Molly

Two Of Us (The Beatles cover sung by Spencer & Casey w Spencer on guitar)

I Am Not Willing (Moby Grape cover sung by Sammy w Spencer on drums)

Common Sense (w Spencer on drums)

-- Jeff says that they will return on Monday

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover)

-- Jeff hints that they might do a surprise show this weekend

 

The Tweedy Show shall return Monday

The Camden, Maine show from July 3, 2000 has been added today to Nugs.net

 

Most notable about this show is that it features the first band performances of Ashes Of American Flags & I’m The Man Who Loves You, if Setlist.FM is to be believed. The liner notes are not showing up on the app right now.

The Tweedy Show Tuesday July 28 Episode 79

 

# animated intro on screen has a brief issue

-- Sammy talks about the Walter Mercado documentary that he was watching earlier

Gwendolyn

-- Jeff discusses the lyrics to Gwendolyn

The Tea Song (Michael Hurley cover sung by Sammy)

-- Susie sings a bit of a song from Jesus Christ Superstar or Godspell. Susie asks Alexa to play a song from Godspell and it plays Day By Day

Oklahoma U.S.A. (The Kinks cover)

Expecting To Fly (Buffalo Springfield cover for Arrow who had been requesting it for a long time in the comments)

-- Jeff talks to Arrow

Expecting To Fly (Buffalo Springfield cover - Jeff does it again because he messed up a chord)

-- Jeff tells a funny story about his lawyer

-- Jeff thanks Karen for the eBay gift cards and the story will soon follow for the payoff

-- the Seattle Kraken are discussed

Helplessly Hoping (Crosby, Stills & Nash cover sung & performed on guitar by Sammy)

-- Jeff tells the Karen story. Apparently there’s a fake Wilco FB page that has a real number on it claiming to be Jeff asking for EBay gift cards to release his next song. Mark has been using the alias Karen to fuck with the fake Jeff.

SHOW ENDS ABRUPTLY @ 10:54 EST

-- Susie says that she's not sure why the show ended abruptly

-- Jeff talks about having speech therapy for a lisp that he had as a child

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover)

Cool to hear At A Distance, that's a great song.

 

 

I think Jeff meant he wanted the Tweedy band to play, so Liam on bass, James Elkington on guitar, and Spencer on drums. Unless I misunderstood??

 

The drive in show sounds fun, I'd be into going if we could get the border back open, though with the way the US is trending that doesn't sound likely by September.

I thought I heard Jeff say that he wants the kids to play with him. It would seem safer. I have no idea if Jeff has been in physical contact with the other guys that you mentioned. I guess they could still join him at this show.