The Tweedy show

[Brian F.]

16 hours ago, bböp said:

 

Just for the record, I went with Having A Hard Time for the title of the song in question because Wilcoworld actually posted the setlist for the first Largo show on Jan. 5 before I finished my recap/setlist post here. I originally called it "It's Nothing New" as well, but changed it in deference to what Wilcoworld had. I hear that someone may have seen a song listed as "Nothing New" on a physical setlist at the show, which is almost certainly where the confusion stems from. So until Jeff clarifies it or the song is released with one title or the other, we won't know for sure.

 

Either way, I wouldn't completely trust Setlist.fm on anything. It's a nice resource to have, but I'm sure there are also errors on there as with any Wiki-type database that anyone can contribute to or change. Very occasionally Wilcoworld has an error, too. Nobody's perfect, but I would tend to defer to Wilcoworld on song titles unless Jeff himself clarifies it either during a show, on the Tweedy Show or on his Substack.

 

For what it's worth, I asked Cash on Thursday what that song was called and he said, "'Having a Hard Time' is the only title I've ever heard."

[ZiggyBratwurst]

After reading through these last few posts, I'm a little confused about why there's confusion about the name of the new song. But for what it's worth, on the spreadsheet I listed the new song from this Tweedy Show (#218) as "Evicted From Your Heart" because a) he repeats the line over and over in the song, b) both @u2roolz and @bböp listed it as such in their lists, and c) that's what it says on Wilcoworld.net.

[Brian F.]

14 minutes ago, ZiggyBratwurst said:

After reading through these last few posts, I'm a little confused about why there's confusion about the name of the new song. But for what it's worth, on the spreadsheet I listed the new song from this Tweedy Show (#218) as "Evicted From Your Heart" because a) he repeats the line over and over in the song, b) both @u2roolz and @bböp listed it as such in their lists, and c) that's what it says on Wilcoworld.net.

 

My post wasn't about that song. It was about the song that could be named either "Nothing New" or "Having a Hard Time." Both phrases are part of its refrain.

[ZiggyBratwurst]

7 minutes ago, Brian F. said:

 

My post wasn't about that song. It was about the song that could be named either "Nothing New" or "Having a Hard Time." Both phrases are part of its refrain.

Oh, ok. Then I guess I just don't know which song you're talking about. 

[Brian F.]

18 minutes ago, ZiggyBratwurst said:

Oh, ok. Then I guess I just don't know which song you're talking about. 

 

It's a song that he played Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Largo.

[ZiggyBratwurst]

2 minutes ago, Brian F. said:

 

It's a song that he played Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Largo.

Ooohhhh. OK. Things are making sense now. Got it. Thanks for the clarification.

[awilhem]

Hi. I'm not seeing Episode 218 on Stuffinourhouse.  Is it posted somewhere else?  Thank you

[Freedy]

4 minutes ago, awilhem said:

Hi. I'm not seeing Episode 218 on Stuffinourhouse.  Is it posted somewhere else?  Thank you

If it’s no longer on the Instagram it’ll likely be posted by Susie to YouTube at some point down the line. Might take a little bit.

[awilhem]

1 hour ago, Freedy said:

If it’s no longer on the Instagram it’ll likely be posted by Susie to YouTube at some point down the line. Might take a little bit.

Thank you.  I saw it posted on Instagram earlier this week and was looking forward to watching it today, but it's not there now.  

[kidsmoke]

What a fun surprise show tonight!😄

[u2roolz]

The Tweedy Show Sunday January 29 Episode 219

 

—Spencer welcomes the clients to The Tweedy Show.

—Susie & Jeff  say “hello” to the clients. 

—Susie checks in with Peter via Alexa. 

—Susie mentions that this is a surprise Tweedy Show. 

—Peter’s telephone is ringing via Alexa. 

—Jeff mentions that he’s rehearsing with Spencer for the Cayamo cruise on Friday February 10th. [ www.Cayamo.com ] {cruise is from Feb 10th - Feb 17th}

Venus (Television cover with Spencer on drums)

—Jeff talks about the late Tom Verlaine. He says that Tom Verlaine gets a lot of accolades for changing the way a lot of people look at guitar, but he changed the way that he looks at writing songs. He says that Venus is a perfect song. 

—Peter’s Echo got disconnected which causes some glitching. 

—Jeff smells something good which is a chocolate egg cream candle from David Handelman. 

—Sammy checks in via FaceTime, before he goes to bed. He is eating Milk Duds. Jeff wants to do the dance from Matilda which Sammy thinks is the NFL theme song. Sammy & Jeff discuss a “bullshit” call from one of the NFL’s Championship games earlier today. 

—Spencer shows a picture of Basil watching The Tweedy Show on his laptop. 

—Jeff elaborates on the Matilda dance to Susie. Jeff clarifies that it’s the most recent version of Matilda with choreography and not the one from the 90s. 

I Know What It’s Like (with Spencer on drums)

Houses (Elyse Weinberg cover with Spencer on drums & backing vocals)

—Susie & Jeff say “happy birthday” to Donna aka Kidsmoke. 

—Jeff works through Mi Shebeirach on the guitar which is a request. 

Mi Shebeirach (Debbie Friedman cover sung by Spencer)

—Spencer dedicates it to Max’s mother and family. Spencer also dedicates it to Tyre Nichols’ mother. 

Gwendolyn (with Spencer on drums)

—Susie says that she loves Gwendolyn which elicits a funny response from Jeff. 

Half-Asleep (with Spencer on drums & backing vocals)

—Susie says that there was no warning for tonight’s show because it was not planned and you can watch them on the Stuffinourhouse Instagram page. 

—Spencer asks if anyone listened to WilcoWorld radio and Susie gives props to Paul’s hourlong guest DJ special. Jeff talks about how fun it was to create that and the people that helped create it.  

—Jeff does an impersonation of Bernie Sanders, while holding a doll of Bernie Sanders. 

—Susie talks about “Grocery Store” Joe from The Bachelorette. She listens to his podcast and talks about a Better Health ad that played on his podcast regarding therapy and his response to it. 

—Spencer tells a story about seeing a YouTube clip of Jeff talking about picking him up after school right after 9/11. Spencer says that the comments on the YouTube clip think that a 6 year old Spencer would never say such deep comments about 9/11. Jeff theorizes why people would leave such negative comments on a poignant YouTube clip. 

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover)

—Jeff thanks Justin for the Aquarium Drunkard hat which he was wearing for the duration of the show. 

 

 

Well, that was a pleasant surprise as I checked my phone’s battery to see a notification from Stuffinourhouse. 

[TCP]

Thanks for the recap U2roolz, I was watching the superb third episode of The Last of Us last night and had no idea there was Tweedy Show last night.

[u2roolz]

The Tweedy Show Wednesday August 2 Episode 220

 

--Jeff & Basil welcome back the clients to The Tweedy Show. 

--- Susie shows Spencer, Casey, Eugenia and Sammy to the clients. 

--Susie says that it's been "7 months almost to the day", since the last episode. 

--Peter checks in. 

--Happy Birthday to Mark Greenberg, Scott McCaughey Stan Doty and Cousin Sarah.

-- Jeff & Spencer tell a Red Bull fact, after Jeff gets reprimanded by Susie for spilling his energy drink on the floor. 

Gwendolyn (Spencer on drums & backing vocals.)

-- Jeff tells Susie he played it because she told him that she liked the song the last time he played it on the last episode.

-- Jeff tells a story about being on the side of the stage at the Calgary Folk Festival with Scott McCaughey. Jeff says that there was a young woman performing in matching outfits with her band that looked like they walked off the Grand Ole Opry. They were being very well received by the audience which made Jeff nervous because he was on next. Jeff turned to Scott and said "I'm doomed." And Scott told Jeff "I'll bet there will be people here for you, but it's not looking good." 

-- Jeff mentions to Susie that they have an anniversary coming up very soon. 

Cathedrals (The Handsome Family cover sung by Sammy. Spencer on drums & backing vocals.)

—Jeff & Spencer jam out on the riff to Free’s All Right Now. Jeff says that it's the best chord in rock n roll. 

-- Jeff shows the vinyl of Cousin to the clients. He says the artwork probably won't be used for the European tour's backdrop starting next week. He also says that he loved working with Cate LeBon. 

-- Jeff reveals that he recorded an album with Spencer, Sammy and Cate LeBon under a secret band name that he can't reveal yet. 

-- Casey explains that "in the can" is a film industry term.

--- Jeff explains what "put it on ice" means. It's a recording term to keep the grooves of the record intact by using ice.

-- Susie asks Jeff which episode this is and he has no idea. [rightfully so]

-- Jeff tells Susie that he wants to do a podcast with her. 

Powderfinger (Neil Young cover. Spencer on drums & backing vocals.)

-- Jeff says that Scott McCaughey recently did an opening set that featured 60% Neil Young: songs by him & about him. 

-- "Never back up farther than you have to" are words of wisdom from Jeff's dad. 

Evergreen (Spencer on drums & backing vocals. Sammy on backing vocals.)

-- Susie shows the clients her Pee Wee Herman doll. 

America (Simon & Garfunkel cover. Spencer on drums & backing vocals.)

-- the Tweedy family debate over how you define room temperature.

Hesitating Beauty (Spencer on thigh slaps, drums & backing vocals.)

—Jeff & Spencer play an instrumental portion of Marvin Gaye’s Let’s Get It On.

-- Spencer says that he can't stop thinking about Cousin. Susie asks Jeff if he named it after Cousin It. Jeff proclaims that he did not name it Cousin after The Bear's character nickname. They all say they love The Bear and are huge fans of Christopher Storer. Spencer says that Ebon Moss-Bachrach ("Richie") is his favorite actor on The Bear. Spencer mentions that Christopher Storer wrote, produced & directed a Funny Or Die sketch about The Blisters.

Half-Asleep (Spencer on drums & backing vocals. Sammy on backing vocals.)

Words (Low cover sung by Sammy. Spencer on drums & backing vocals. Jeff on electric guitar.)

-- R.I.P. to Mimi Parker (Low) who passed away last November. 

No Matter What (Badfinger cover sung by Spencer & on drums. Sammy & Casey on backing vocals. Jeff on electric guitar.)

In The Street (Big Star cover sung by Sammy. Spencer on drums & backing vocals. Jeff on electric guitar.)

Evicted (Spencer on drums. Jeff on electric.)

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover)

 

Got pleasantly surprised & caught off guard about there being a show tonight. I found out 10 minutes before. Anyways, I’ll do the notes later, but here are the songs that were played.
 

For now some tidbits: Jeff showed the vinyl artwork for Cousin and also mentioned that he, Cate Le Bon, Spencer & Sammy have recorded something (an album, I believe he said.). He might’ve mentioned that they used a secret name. Total episode was about 70 minutes.

 

[kidsmoke]

I hope they've revived The Raccoonists.

[Albert Tatlock]

3 hours ago, u2roolz said:

No Matter What (Badfinger cover)

Synchronicity. Have had that song in my head for the last couple of months and have watched it here ( https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001b953 ) on and off multiple times since. Really like that kind of harmony guitar sound later on in the track.