Jeff Tweedy

 

Artist:  Jeff Tweedy
Birth Name:  Jeffrey Scot Tweedy
Born:  August 25, 1967.  Belleville, Illinois, USA
Genre:  Alternative Country, Alternative Rock, Alternative Country Rock, Country Rock, Indie Rock, Pop Rock, Adult Alternative Pop
Occupation:  Musician, Songwriter, Producer
Instruments:  Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Harmonica

Jeff Tweedy is an American Songwriter, Musician and Record Producer,  best known as the singer and guitarist of the band Wilco.  He started his music career in high school in his band The Plebes with Jay Farrar, which subsequently after several years formed into the Alternative Country Band Uncle Tupelo, then formed Wilco, and with Farrar forming the band Son Volt.  With Wilco, received a Grammy For Best Alternative Album in 2005.

Title:   Love Is The King  (2020)

Genre:  Alternative Country, Alternative Rock, Alternative Country Rock, Country Rock, Indie Rock, Pop Rock, Adult Alternative Pop

Label:  dBpm Records

Rating:   *****

Format:  CD

Tracks:

 1.  Love Is The King  (4:47)

 2.  Opaline  (4:45)

 3.  A Robin Or A Wren  (2:48)

 4.  Gwendolyn  (3:28)

 5.  Bad Day Lately  (3:09)

 6.  Even I Can See  (3:20)

 7.  Natural Disaster  (3:23)

 8.  Save It For Me  (3:23)

 9.  Guess Again  (3:17)

10. Troubled  (3:12)

11. Half-Asleep  (4:19)

Format:   LP

Tracks:

Side A:

 1.  Love Is The King  (4:47)

 2.  Opaline  (4:45)

 3.  A Robin Or A Wren  (2:48)

 4.  Gwendolyn  (3:28)

 5.  Bad Day Lately  (3:09)

Side B:

 1.  Even I Can See  (3:20)

 2.  Natural Disaster  (3:23)

 3.  Save It For Me  (3:23)

 4.  Guess Again  (3:17)

 5.  Troubled  (3:12)

 6.  Half-Asleep  (4:19)

Personnel:

Jeff Tweedy:  Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar on Tracks:  1-7, 9-11, Bass on Tracks:  1-5, 7-11, Whistling on Track 8

Spencer Tweedy:  Drums on Tracks:  1-5, 7-11, Organ on Track 2, Percussion on Track 4, Harmony Vocals on Track 7, Tambourine on Track 9

Sammy Tweedy:  Harmony Vocals on Tracks:  3, 7-9, 11

Love Is The King is the fourth solo studio album by Jeff Tweedy, released on October 23, 2020 by dBpm Records, featuring contributions from his sons Spencer and Sam.