Jeff Tweedy's Top 10 Live Albums....

On August 16, Jeff Tweedy is playing the NC Museum of Art (5 min from my house). Tweedy along with Jay Farrar fronted Uncle Tupelo, which is credited as being the flag-bearers of the "alt-country" movement in the 90s.

Tupelo has since parted ways. Farrar fronts Son Volt which had a mainstream hit with Drown. (I actually just purchased Son Volt:A Retrospective 1995-2000 today)
Tweedy fronts the critically acclaimed Wilco. Pitchfork Media gave Yankee Hotel Foxtrot 10 stars. That's unheard of.



I stole the following from another website:


Jeff Tweedy's Top 10 Live Albums

Play It! Have you been listening to Wilco's new live album Kicking Television: Live In Chicago nonstop since it was released on the 15th? Yeah, me too. For a change of pace why not check out this playlist of 10 essential live albums as selected by Wilco's Jeff Tweedy? This playlist contains 8 of his 10 picks for 18.2 hours of music. If Jeff ever stops by unexpectedly for some tea, you've got the playlist right here.

Jeff Tweedy's full list of essential live albums:

1. Neil Young - Live Rust
2. Allman Brothers Band - Live at the Fillmore East
3. MC5 - Kick Out the Jams
4. Albert Ayler - The Complete Live in Greenwich Village
5. Richard Pryor - Wanted: Richard Pryor Live in Concert
6. Miles Davis Quintet - The Complete Live at the Plugged Nickel
7. Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison
8. James Brown - Live at the Apollo Vol. II
9. Pink Floyd - Ummagumma
10. Bob Dylan - Bootleg Series Vol. IV: The Royal Albert Hall Concert