Summerteeth (Remastered) Wilco

• 1 Can't Stand It 03:47
• 2 She's A Jar 04:43
• 3 A Shot In The Arm 04:19
• 4 We're Just Friends 02:45
• 5 I'm Always In Love 03:41
• 6 Nothing'severgonnastandinmyway (Again) 03:21
• 7 Pieholden Suite 03:26
• 8 How To Fight Loneliness 03:53
• 9 Via Chicago 05:34
• 10 ELT 03:46
• 11 My Darling 03:38
• 12 When You Wake Up Feeling Old 03:56
• 13 Summer Teeth 03:21
• 14 In A Future Age 02:57
• 15 23 Seconds Of Silence 00:23
• 16 Candyfloss 02:58
• 17 A Shot In The Arm (Remix) 03:54
• Total Runtime 01:00:22

Info zu Summerteeth (Remastered)

Moving beyond A.M. 's Uncle Tupelo-oriented country-rock, Wilco's double-length BEING THERE explored the sonic vistas of the Stones and Big Star. „Summerteeth“ takes things a step further. A loose, inspired masterwork of rootsy power-pop in the grand mid-'70s tradition, it's the greatest album Alex Chilton never made. With perfect pop melodies and a knack for throwing things askew via left-field sonic elements, this is as far from the country as Wilco could be. Jeff Tweedy's ragged-but-right voice is the essence of rock & roll--the travails detailed in the lyrics seem undeniably his own. Though his days of paying homage to Acuff-Rose seem long gone, Tweedy and his compatriots still sound engagingly organic on „Summerteeth“. Even if they're closer to Badfinger after a few beers than to the post-Tupelo alt-country of Tweedy's former partner and Son Volt leader Jay Farrar, Wilco are still treading the same path they started years ago, obviously headed in the right direction.

Jeff Tweedy, vocals, guitars, harmonica, synthesizer, tambourine, background vocals
Jay Bennett, guitars, banjo, piano, organ, keyboards, synthesizer, drums, bass, percussion, background vocals
Dave Crawford, trumpet
Leroy Bach, piano
Mark Greenberg, vibraphone
Ken Coomer, drums, timpani
John Stirratt, background vocals

Digitally remastered

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