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Did I hear them saying no show tonight? I thought they were moving to a M-F schedule and taking weekends off, if agreeable to the Clients? I'm not on FB so I don't know what the poll is over there.

They landed on Wed and Sat off (for now anyway).  So yeah, no show tonight.  Don't think they did a poll.

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Great, thank you both.

(Selfishly I would have told them to take Fridays off - I have a conflict with the Soul Asylum Quarantine Sessions at the same time!)

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The Tweedy Show Thursday May 7 Episode 43

 

# animated intro shown on screen

-- Jeff & Spencer show off their socks that they received from one of "the clients"

-- the Tweedy's decide to end the stream to try & fix the video glitch

 

Take 2

-- the video glitch happens again, so they quickly end the stream again.

 

Take 3

-- video glitch, so the stream is ended.

 

Take 4

-- the Tweedy Show returns triumphantly

-- Susie says that The Tweedy Show t-shirts are available at TheTweedyShow.com & 100% of the proceeds go to Be Alright which helps support shelters and survivors of domestic violence.

-- Jeff & Susie say "happy birthday" to Diane and a quick story about Jeff telling the audience that he's going to miss them during one of the last shows in March

-- Jeff talks about how they came up with the idea for The Tweedy Show w nice mentions of Diane

Wishful Thinking (for Diane Kyrus' birthday)

You Don't Love Me Yet (Roky Erickson cover sung by Sammy)

On And On And On

-- Jeff talks about Murder Hornet videos that he's watched

-- Jeff tells a story about when he told people that raccoons are bears

-- Jeff plays a bit of We've Been Had, but stops to switch his guitar

We've Been Had (Uncle Tupelo cover w Spencer on drums)

-- Jeff mentions that he watched an aerobics dance video last night

Sick Server

-- Jeff strums a bit of T-Rex's Bang A Gong (Get It On) which he would like to do w Sammy

-- Jeff says that the rest of Wilco can play a lot of Rush, but he doesn't know any

-- Jeff strums another Kansas song

-- Jeff strums Black Moon and mentions that he was going to learn it

-- Jeff strums a bit of Jackson Browne’s These Days which he says Sammy will get to soon

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover - brief)

 

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btw These Days is a Jackson Browne song. great versions also exist from Barbara Manning (where I first heard the song) and St Vincent.

Thank you! I fixed it for both episodes. I did hear Jeff tell Sammy that it was a Jackson Browne song too, but I forgot.

 

And it doesn’t help that Nico’s version of the song is forever linked in my mind to The Royal Tenenbaums.

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The Tweedy Show Friday May 8 Episode 44

 

# animated intro on screen

-- stream ends due to tech issues

 

Take 2

 

# animated intro on screen

-- Jeff plays some of Kraftwerk's The Model & tells a brief story about playing the Big Day Out Festival w them

-- Jeff shows his Edgar Allan Poe socks

Before Tonight (Souled American cover where Jeff takes a brief "intermission" before resuming the song)

Black Moon

-- Jeff talks about his 1930s Gibson guitar w birds painted on it

-- Jeff strums a bit of Nick Lowe's Cruel To Be Kind

-- Jeff starts Fake Fur Coat, but it's cut short so Spencer could get the lyrics

Fake Fur Coat

Watch Me Fall (Uncle Tupelo cover)

-- Susie explains the comment that made her cry: her brother told her that the Toast restaurant sign came down today

-- Susie shows her Louis Armstrong & Ringo Starr figurines

A Shot In The Arm (different key)

-- Jeff sings a very brief bit of Bee Gees' Nights On Broadway

Red-Eyed And Blue (w Spencer on drums)

I Got You (At The End Of The Century) (w Spencer on drums)

Don't Cry No Tears (Neil Young and Crazy Horse cover w Spencer on drums)

-- Jeff strums a bit of Neil Young's Harvest Moon, but says that he wants to wait for Sammy to sing it

-- Jeff talks about the canceled shows

Rising Red Lung

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover)

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The Tweedy Show Saturday May 9 Episode 45

 

-- a technical glitch ends the stream early

 

Take 2

# animated intro on video screen interrupted by Herman Hermit's Peter Noone's "Happy Mother's Day" message to Susie on behalf of Sammy & Spencer

# Peter Noone's message is shown again

-- Susie asks Alexa how old Peter Noone is and Alexa pronounces his name "Peter No One"

Promising

You & I

-- Jeff says that he is creating songs every day

Harvest Moon (Neil Young cover sung by Sammy w Spencer on brushes)

-- Susie explains the "hygiene" bit again. She was asked in a prisoner's letters to send $35 for hygiene: soap & toothpaste. Susie also helped him find his mother.

California Stars (For Ellen - w Spencer & Sammy on backing vocals)

I Am The Cosmos (Chris Bell cover sung by Sammy w Spencer on backing vocals)

-- Susie mentions Monty's spreadsheet which you can find on Via Chicago & Shot In The Arm

-- Susie mentions The Tweedy Show t-shirts and where to get them at TheTweedyShow.com

-- Jeff talks about a group text that Pat Sansone sent to the rest of Wilco regarding Little Richard who passed away today. It's a video clip of Little Richard praising Jimi Hendrix. Jeff also tells a brief story about playing the same festival as Little Richard

Keep A Knockin' (Little Richard cover w Spencer on drums)

-- Jeff talks about the tweet that Bob Dylan made today about Little Richard

-- Jeff sings a bit of Hank Snow's A Fool Such As I

-- Jeff says that Elvis was a Shabbos Goy

-- Jeff strums a bit of Jackson Browne's These Days w Sammy singing a bit

I Wish I Was Your Mother (Mott The Hoople cover sung by Jeff & Sammy)

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover w Sammy on backing vocals & Spencer on brushes)

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I wonder how they got in touch with Peter? (Note - I have not watched any of these shows.)

 

That Little Richard clip is from a film called A Film About Jimi Hendrix (1973).

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The only episode I've missed is the first episode (the bubble bath episode).  Anyone got a link to that episode they would be willing to share?

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Someone posted a clip of them listening to Save It For Me, while Jeff was in the tub over at the FB group. It was a clip uploaded directly from their phone. I have no idea who posted it and it’s almost impossible to find a 2 month old post without it being tedious.

 

I’d be willing to donate $$ to a charity to watch the 1st episode.

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The Tweedy Show Monday May 11 Episode 46

 

# animated intro on screen cut short due to tech glitch

 

Take 2

# animated intro on screen

Til Death Us Do Part (The Kinks cover)

-- Jeff plays a bit or Til Death Us Do Part

-- Jeff says that it's news to him that Wilco are going to be on this weekend's Hang Out Festival

-- Jeff talks about building a IKEA billy cabinet earlier today

I Must Be High

-- Susie tells Jeff about Monty's "Google doc"

Please Tell My Brother (Golden Smog cover)

-- Jeff, Susie & Spencer talk about Susie's late mother Judy aka "Bubbe"

Mi Shebeirach (Debbie Friedman cover sung by Sammy)

Pale Blue Eyes (Velvet Underground cover sung by Sammy w Jeff on ELECTRIC & Sammy on tambourine)

Teenage FBI (Guided By Voices Cover sung by Sammy w Jeff on electric & Spencer on drums)

Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere (Neil Young & Crazy Horse cover sung by Sammy w Jeff on electric & Spencer on drums)

In The Street (Big Star cover sung by Sammy w Jeff on electric & Spencer on drums)

-- Jeff & Spencer try out a bit of Black Sabbath's War Pigs

Too Far Apart (Jeff on electric & Spencer on drums)

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

-- Jeff talks about his Phys Ed teacher who was a veteran that he thought had flashbacks during class while playing dodgeball

"Cold Water Falling" (new song. Untitled. Jeff on electric & Spencer on drums)

-- Jeff strums a bit of The Cars' Just What I Needed on electric w drums

-- Jeff & Spencer jam out on James Gang's Funk #49 (thanks to tinnitus photography)

Reincarnation (Roger Miller cover. Jeff on electric & Spencer on tambourine)

 

I must be living in the "Upside Down" because I got the Debbie Friedman song, but not the jam near the end.

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