Sukierae Tweedy

• 1 Please Don't Let Me Be So Understood 01:33
• 2 High As Hello 03:56
• 3 World Away 03:31
• 4 Diamond Light Pt. 1 06:13
• 5 Wait For Love 03:07
• 6 Low Key 03:15
• 7 Pigeons 03:09
• 8 Slow Love 05:32
• 9 Nobody Dies Anymore 04:58
• 10 I'll Sing It 04:02
• 11 Flowering 02:54
• 12 Desert Bell 03:18
• 13 Summer Noon 03:33
• 14 Honey Combed 02:42
• 15 New Moon 03:39
• 16 Down From Above 04:25
• 17 Where My Love 03:42
• 18 Fake Fur Coat 02:24
• 19 Hazel 02:36
• 20 I'll Never Know 03:11
• Total Runtime 01:11:40

Info for Sukierae

Jeff Tweedy, best known as the founder of the pioneering Chicago rock band Wilco new album, Sukierae (sue-key-ray), is not quite a solo effort. It is the debut release by the aptly-monikered duo, Tweedy, which features 20 new Jeff Tweedy-written songs, performed by Jeff in a musical collaboration with his 18-year-old son and drummer Spencer Tweedy.

“When I set out to make this record, I imagined it being a solo thing, but not in the sense of one guy strumming an acoustic guitar and singing,” Jeff said. “Solo to me meant that I would do everything – write the songs, play all the instruments and sing. But Spencer's been with me from the very beginning demo sessions, playing drums and helping the songs take shape. In that sense, the record is kind of like a solo album performed by a duo.'

Jeff Tweedy, guitars, bass, keyboards, vocals
Spencer Tweedy, drums
Jess Wolfe, backing vocals
Holly Laessig, backing vocals

Recorded at The Loft in Chicago

Jeff Tweedy
As the founding member and leader of the ground-breaking American rock band Wilco and co-founder of the alt-country band Uncle Tupelo, Jeff Tweedy is one of contemporary American music’s most accomplished songwriters, musicians and performers. Since starting Wilco in 1994 Tweedy has written original songs for seven Wilco albums, sold millions of records worldwide, won two Grammy Awards, and earned rave reviews from critics and fans alike. Wilco’s latest studio album, 2009’s Grammy-nominated Wilco (The Album) landed on many critics’ lists as one of the year’s best albums and Rolling Stone magazine recently cited Wilco’s 2002 album Yankee Hotel Foxtrot as the 3rd best album of the decade. Regarded as one of the world’s best live bands, Wilco recently became festival curators successfully launching the inaugural Solid Sound Festival in North Adams, MA.

While maintaining a full schedule of recording and releasing albums and touring extensively with Wilco, Tweedy has also toured frequently as a solo artist, playing intimate unscripted acoustic sets that draw from his 400-plus song repertoire. A departure from Wilco’s carefully orchestrated, sonically complex performances, the solo shows showcase Tweedy’s prolific output as a songwriter, his proficiency as a guitarist and his wry sense of humor.

Tweedy has also recently added producer to his list of accomplishments, working with soul and gospel legend Mavis Staples on her forthcoming album You Are Not Alone (Anti-). The album, which was produced by Tweedy and features several new original songs written by Tweedy specially for Ms. Staples, was recorded at Wilco’s studio The Loft on Chicago’s north side.

This album contains no booklet.