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Anodyne is the fourth and final studio album by alternative country band Uncle Tupelo, released on October 5, 1993. The recording of the album was preceded by the departure of the original drummer Mike Heidorn and the addition of three new band members: bassist John Stirratt, drummer Ken Coomer, and multi-instrumentalist Max Johnston.
5 ott 2018 · Uncle Tupelo’s ‘Anodyne’ at 25: An Oral History. Before Wilco and Son Volt, Jeff Tweedy and Jay Farrar invented alt-country with the mercurial Uncle Tupelo. By Jim Beaugez. October 5,...
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8 ott 2023 · The modern state of alt-country, and the successes of Wilco and Son Volt, can be traced back to the brilliance 'Anodyne,' the fourth and final Uncle Tupelo album.
1 mag 1994 · Provided to YouTube by Sire/Warner RecordsAnodyne · Uncle TupeloAnodyne℗ 1993 Sire RecordsGuitar: Jay FarrarVocals: Jeff TweedyBass: John StirratDrums: Ken C...
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Anodyne è il quarto e ultimo album in studio del gruppo musicale statunitense Uncle Tupelo, pubblicato nel 1993. Tracce. Slate (Farrar) – 3:24; Acuff-Rose (Tweedy) – 2:35; The Long Cut (Tweedy) – 3:20; Give Back the Key to My Heart (Sahm) – 3:26; Chickamauga (Farrar) – 3:42; New Madrid (Tweedy) – 3:31; Anodyne (Farrar ...
5 ott 1993 · About “Anodyne”. Uncle Tupelo released what was to be their final album on October 5, 1993. By January of 1994, Jay Farrar had decided to leave the band. Anodyne is notable for numerous...
5 ott 2023 · The back-and-forth gives new meaning (s) to the word designated as the title: ‘anodyne’ can be defined as a calming agent or a source of blandness, so either or both perspectives, among many others, may apply here. Especially with the benefit of three decades of hindsight, the self-referential nature of the opening song is unmistakable.
