Tweedy goes solo for Dylan gig
By Damian Konopka
Filed in Music, War
Jeff Tweedy looks a little bit like Bobby D, especially when scruffy. In fact, Tweedy looks more like the rock ‘n’ roll icon than Dylan’s own son, Jakob. Imho, if I may…
Maybe it’s me, or does every project Tweedy touches turn to gold? The Woody Guthrie records Wilco recorded with Billy Bragg were stellar. Not entirely polished, but raw and raucous and introspective and fun. The soundtrack to the Dylan flick “I’m Not There” is a compilation of some rather outstanding covers.
Tweedy turns in a rugged performance of Dylan’s classic song “Simple Twist of Fate.” I can even SEE Tweedy making Dylan faces as he sings this on-stage, solo in some seedy Chicago piano bar. Download the song below, buy the album at iTunes or amazon.com.
Popular Posts
- Drinking blood, embracing the ephemeral
- Scary sleep-deprivation stories
- The password is...scrotum!
- All the great things I have learned from porn
- A soulful melody in New Orleans & me
My Popular MP3s
Author
Email me!
Frisbeetarianism is the belief that when you die, your soul goes up on the roof and gets stuck.
- George Carlin
-
Pages
Topics
Tweet Me!
Sites I Like
Life Too Complex? Simplify Now!
|
Best of Paparazzi Girls
Here are the girls largely responsible for keeping the paparazzi machine humming.
|
|
Zimbio Caption Contest: Enter and Win $25 at Amazon.com!
This is possibly the easiest photo to caption. It practically writes itself.
|
|
Amber Rose Goes Topless in Miami, Children Unfazed
Uh, are there topless beaches in Miami that allow children?
|






