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ZiggyBratwurst

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  1. 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.

  2. Thanks for the kind & welcoming words, everyone. I’m happy to be a part of this community, and -like all of us- so thrilled to have the Tweedys to spend my time with during this crisis. I also feel your pain regarding the Wilco/Sleater-Kinney shows. My wife & I had tix to the Forest Hills Stadium show, which would have been on our anniversary in August. (No word yet on a reschedule date for that one.)

  3. Drivin' on 9 is a song by Ed's Redeeming Qualities, who also wrote the definitive song about lawn darts. 

     

     

      

    Thank you! I changed it in my recap.

     

    Changed on the spreadsheet, too.

  4. June 18 Episode 62

    —Animated opening

    —Talking to and about Basil

    —Talking about Jeff’s social media post from earlier today

    —Would we need rock and roll or the blues if we lived in a utopian world?

    —Talked about his $150 guitar with another rubber bridge.

    Ram On (Paul McCartney cover sung by Sammy with Jeff on guitar and Spencer knees slaps)

    —Story about Susie hiding Sammy’s camouflage shirt when he was 18

    —Jeff says when they were kids he and his friends would poop on a shovel and throw it into the street

    —Casey says Basil once ate 4 earplugs and piped them out.

    —Jeff Garlin calls in, had a colonoscopy today

    —Susie accidentally shows herself and kills the feed

    A.M. Am (Damian Jurado cover Sung by Sammy with Jeff on guitar and Spencer on knee slapsand harmony vocals)

    Kentucky Cave (Casey original with Spencer on guitar)

    Cosmic Dancer (T. Rex cover sung by Sammy with Jeff on guitar and Spencer on drums)

    —closeup of Spencer playing drum solo

    Bad Day Lately (new song by Jeff with Spencer on drums)

    —Jeff and Spencer jam on Use Me Up by Bill Withers

    —Spencer talks about James Gadson, Bill Withers’s drummer

    —Spencer also talks about drummer Nate Smith

    —Jeff says Norah Jones texted to ask to use one of his songs for a gig

    —Susie names some of her favorite drummers

    Having Been Is No Way To Be (Jeff with Spencer on drums)

    —Spencer sings a bit of I’m Into Something Good

    Heavy Metal Drummer (Jeff with Spenser on drums)

    —Spenser and Susie talk about the scene in IATTBYH where Spenser was

    playing Heavy Metal Drummer on his lap, and then they cut to the band playing the song.

    —Jeff talks about people misunderstanding his humor and how to handle trolls

    Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover)

    —Jeff says goodbye in his mask

  5. I’ll be happy to be substitute note-taker. Can’t promise to be as thorough as you are, but I’ll be making my notes for the song list anyway. Might as well jot down a few other notes on what they discuss, too. Good luck to you, and be well.

  6. Just an FYI to anyone using the song list:

    My department has been called back in to work on premises starting this coming Monday. Since I commute out of state every day, that means I have to get up more than 2 hours earlier than I have been while working from home. I'm not sure how this will affect my viewing of the show. Maybe not at all, as I'm a bit of an insomniac anyway. But the point I want to make is that I may not be able to update the list as quickly as I have been. I'll definitely keep doing it, but there may be more of a lag than there has been. Please bear with me.

  7. Thanks for the heads up! I added a recap for the Kids Show and labeled it as episode 51 & changed last night’s episode to 52. I don’t want it to be confusing either. Lol

    Cool! I didn't know the original song Casey sang was called Wishing Stone. Just updated the spreadsheet with that change.

  8. Offering up a data point:

    I noticed on Susie's YouTube channel that she labeled the all-kids/no Jeff show as episode 51. I'm assuming that will not change, and therefore she will call last night's episode number 52. Based on that assumption, I'm going to label last nights songs as episode 52 on the spreadsheet so that it matches up to the YouTube videos. 

     

    If she does change the numbering when she uploads the episode, I will go back and re-adjust the list to match. 

  9. i just downloaded to my phone and it's working there, but how do you cast it to the TV? I don't see the usual two icons for google cast or airplay.

    If it's an iPhone, you can swipe to get the control center menu, and there's an icon in there for "screen mirroring." Tap that, and any available airplay-able devices will show up in a list. Tap the one you want.

  10. First, congrats on the shout out from Susie! It’s a surreal experience. I had a similar one when she mentioned the recaps.

     

    I’m almost positive that the only thing that happened was that Jeff was in the bathtub, so the boys brought in some speakers and played Save It For Me over them. I don’t think Jeff ever got out of the tub or played anything from there.

    That’s the impression I get from everything I’ve read. Maybe I should update the list to say that song was played over speakers in episode 1.
  11. The Tweedy Show Monday May 11 Episode 46

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    -- Spencer talks about the 1st time that they played Too Far Apart which was at Spencer's Summer Camp

     

    And at the end of that, he says something like, "who's got the spreadsheet now?" HAhahaha! Priceless.

  12. Unless Illinois' re-opening plan changes the show in Chicago will need to be rescheduled until after a vaccine is available. I wonder if they'll attempt a tour with SK and perform in states with looser gathering restrictions??

    Judging by the comments Jeff has made about the situation on The Tweedy Show, it seems unlikely (to me) that he's going to be willing to go back out until it's pretty clear that it's safe for people to gather in large groups. I guess that will depend in turn on how he/the band define "safe," but I suspect they'll err on the side of caution. He hasn't made any direct statement like, "We won't tour again until are met," but it seems clear that he and the rest of the band are taking the shut down and stay-at-home orders very seriously. I have zero insider knowledge, but I would be extremely surprised if Wilco is back out there early in the game. 

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