Jeff Tweedy discography

The Jeff Tweedy discography covers albums that he has recorded with Uncle Tupelo, Wilco, solo albums, and various side projects.

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Discography

Uncle Tupelo albums
Year Title Label
1990 No Depression Rockville Records[1][2]
1991 Still Feel Gone Rockville Records[2]
1992 March 16–20, 1992 Rockville Records[2]
1993 Anodyne Sire Records[2]

Wilco albums
Year Title Label
1995 A.M. Reprise Records[3]
1996 Being There Reprise Records[4]
1998 Mermaid Avenue (Billy Bragg & Wilco) Elektra Records[5][6]
1999 Summerteeth Reprise Records[7]
2000 Mermaid Avenue Vol. II (Billy Bragg & Wilco) Elektra Records[6]
2002 Yankee Hotel Foxtrot Nonesuch Records[8]
2003 More Like the Moon EP Nonesuch Records[9]
2004 A Ghost Is Born Nonesuch Records[10]
2005 Kicking Television: Live in Chicago Nonesuch Records[11]
2007 Sky Blue Sky Nonesuch Records[12]
2009 Wilco (The Album) Nonesuch Records[13]
2011 The Whole Love dBpm Records[14]
2015 Star Wars dBpm Records[15]
2016 Schmilco dBpm Records[16]
2019 Ode to Joy dBpm Records[17]

Tweedy albums
Year Title Label
2014 Sukierae dBpm Records[18]

Solo albums
Year Title Label
2017 Together at Last dBpm Records[19]
2018 WARM dBpm Records[20]
2019 WARMER dBpm Records[21]
2020 Love Is the King dBpm Records[22]

Collaboration albums
Year Title Label Notes
1996 Down by the Old Mainstream Rykodisc Records with Golden Smog[23]
1998 Weird Tales Rykodisc Records with Golden Smog[23]
2003 Loose Fur Drag City with Loose Fur[24]
2003 Down with Wilco Yep Roc Records with The Minus 5[25]
2003 Circles Arena Rock Recording Co. with The Autumn Defense[26]
2004 Arabella Broadmoor Records with Laurie & John[27]
2004 At the Organ EP Yep Roc Records with The Minus 5[28]
2006 Born Again in the USA Drag City with Loose Fur[29]
2006 The Minus 5 Yep Roc Records with The Minus 5[30]
2006 Another Fine Day Lost Highway Records with Golden Smog[31]
2017 If All I Was Was Black ANTI- Records with Mavis Staples[32]

Soundtracks
Year Title Label
2002 Chelsea Walls Rykodisc Records[33]

Appearances
Year Artist Title Label Contribution
1991 Michelle Shocked Arkansas Traveler Mercury Records Bass guitar, background vocals[34]
1993 The Bottle Rockets The Bottle Rockets East Side Digital Records Background vocals[35]
1996 Dazzling Killmen Recuerda Skin Graft Records Guitar, engineer[36]
1998 Jim Cuddy All in Time Warner Bros. Records Guitar, background vocals[37][38]
1998 Tommy Keene Isolation Party Matador Records Background vocals[39]
1998 The Handsome Family Through the Trees Carrot Top Records Guitar, background vocals[40]
2001 Boxhead Ensemble Two Brothers Atavistic Records Guitar[41]
2003 The Minus 5 I Don't Know Who I Am (Let the War Against Music Begin, Vol. 2) Return to Sender Records Musician[42]
2004 Preston School of Industry Monsoon Matador Records Guitar[43][44]
2004 Various artists Touch My Heart: A Tribute to Johnny Paycheck Sugarhill Records "Take This Job and Shove It" (Johnny Paycheck cover)[45]
2005 Various artists Down in a Mirror: A Second Tribute to Jandek Summersteps Records "Crack a Smile" (Jandek cover)[46]
2007 Various artists I'm Not There (soundtrack) Columbia Records "Simple Twist of Fate" (Dylan cover): Vocals, guitar, bass[47]
2009 Rosanne Cash The List Manhattan Records "Long Black Veil" (Danny Dill, Marijohn Wilkin cover): Background vocals[48]
2013 Various artists Songs For Slim: Rockin Here Tonight - A Benefit Compilation For Slim Dunlap New West "The Ballad of the Opening Band" (Slim Dunlap cover): Vocals, guitar[49]
2016 Parquet Courts Human Performance Rough Trade Records "Dust", "Keep It Even": Guitar[50]

Videography
Year Title
1999 Man in the Sand[51]
2002 I Am Trying to Break Your Heart[52]
2006 Sunken Treasure: Live in the Pacific Northwest[53]
2009 Ashes of American Flags[54]

References
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