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Accentuated often with little more than a piano or light-stepping background vocals, Tweedy’s scratched yet friendly voice takes the spotlight. The 20 songs of “Sukierae” get more personal as the album unfolds. I think the hope Spencer and I had in finishing this record was that people could hear some transcendence.” “It was a very joyous process to get to make stuff.
“Even the saddest songs, the songs with most potentially harrowing lyrical turns, I had a great time making,” Tweedy says. More important, “Sukierae,” Miller’s nickname, is the rare album that lets the world have a peek at how one family copes. It’s the sound of a father and son connecting in the studio.
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It captures a full range of emotions, from hushed guitar-and-drum waltzes to more lighthearted, upbeat affairs.
Tweedy’s wife, Susan Miller, has been open in discussing her lymphoma diagnosis with friends and on social media, and “Sukierae” is an album that finds hope in fright. The 20 songs that form the basis of “Sukierae” are a loose, revealing peek into a household dealing with cancer. Being able to open up in ways that other people find more difficult is part of the job.” I don’t think it’s a cop-out or a deep consolation to delude yourself into thinking that it does have some sort of beautiful, spiritual value in the world. “You periodically question your path in life as a musician or as an artist. “My job must have some value,” Tweedy, 47, said recently on the phone from his home in Chicago. Yet that didn’t so much inform the work as put his job into focus. He doesn’t want that tag, even though his most recent work, an album recorded with his 19-year-old son under the band name Tweedy, was born partially out of a family trauma.
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The band reemerged for 2 encores, including "Just a Kid" from the SpongeBob Square Pants Movie soundtrack and a high-energy "Monday" and "Outtasite Outtamind" to leave us pumped up for the ride back to Manhattan.Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy finds the idea of a tortured artist to be a cliché. The rest of the material from 2004’s A Ghost Is Born was very well received (the set closer "Spiders" especially), but some other gems, like a sweet lugubrious "Sunken Treasure" and rousing "Kamera" really stood out. He had great banter in between songs-pointing out that the thumping music from the disco club just downriver from us sounded like a shoe in a dryer (But, he also took it a little too far by mentioning the digestive track problems he was experiencing that evening). Great versions of "Shot in the Arm," "Handshake Drugs," "War on War," "I Am Trying to Break Your Heart" opened the set giving the crowd enough energy to keep moving throughout the whole show.
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With such a large catalogue to choose from, Wilco knows how to entertain the audience and they are still able to change things up night to night.
The stark contrast between My Morning Jacket’s reverb and Wilco’s feedback really echoed in my head (well, maybe it was just the sheer volume of the show). James’ choice of "Mahgeeta" as the closer was perfect just as the sun was setting and the crowd filling up. Guitarist Carl Broemel also impressed the crowd with his saxophone skills towards the end of the set. The new song demonstrates that the band is able to grow while still retaining its trademark sound. His voice soared through the clouds during flawless renditions of "One Big Holiday," "Golden," "I Will Sing You Songs," and "Run Thru" all off 2003 ATO release It Still Moves.Įven having seen the band several times recently, I was still surprised with how tight their sound is. Despite his new haircut, Jim James still retains his prophetic aura-he possesses that intangible sage-like quality that really shines when he’s mashing chords on his flying V guitar with his (albeit shorter) hair flopping around. My Morning Jacket opened the show with "O is the One That is Real" off the Sweatbees EP, then introduced the crowd to a new song (to appear on their much-anticipated new album due out this fall) "Off the Record" which really got the energy up. Actual bathrooms graced the right side of the stage and the sunset over Philly’s skyline graced the left.
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The pier was not too crowded, the line for concessions moved quickly, the tent was air conditioned and had a big-screen TV showing the stage with the sound piped in. Well, that was enough to get me and the crew to motivate from New York and drive down to Philadelphia too see the co-bill. Two of the most enigmatic frontmen on the same bill- too good to be true! Jim James and Jeff Tweedy playing the same show.
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