Totally Fuzzy — Walker said...The Rolling Stones...covered by Shockabilly and The Mo-Dettes. Two well worn singles from 80-83.Thanks to FC.http://burningaquarium.blogspot.comSINDBAD said...Bob Marley - B Is For BobDave Maclean And Montana Country - Country Beatles (... more info

Battery In your Leg — Time to check in with my fellow Blogsters… Will over at Anti-Snob has a list of Phoenix-area bands to watch. We do produce more than crappy emo bands ya know! [Anti-Snob] Head over to Speed of Dark for some great coverage of the New Orleans Jazz Fe... more info

Mojo 4 Music — Wilco man dies! Glastonbury lineup! Winehouse bails! Happy birthday Siouxsie! more info

Jay Bennett, a former member of the band Wilco, has died at age 45, according to his record label. more info

Rollo & Grady — MP3: Wilco - I Am Trying To Break Your Heart (Live HOB) Bookmark It Hide Sites more info

Topix — Just the other day I was playing cards with my poker buddies when talk fell -- as it does with metronomic regularity -- to the relative merits of Wilcoa s discography. more info

Totally Fuzzy — Mr Tear said...come to the DISCO UNUSUALhttp://snapcrackleandpops.blogspot.comKip said...Digging For Days Update-Fitz & The Tantrums- throwback sound a la Winehouse and Adele, with a Mark Ronson vibe; free download of first singlehttp://diggingforday... more info

Aquarium Drunkard — Was upping Wilco’s “Engineer Demos” for a friend yesterday and thought I would post here for a limited time. Like the Yankee Hotel Foxtrot demos, the following are both outtakes and alternate versions of tracks that would make the final cut. �... more info

Music for Robots — I only saw Jay Bennett once, shorty after the Wilco documentary. He was touring with Ed Burch and made a stop at TT the Bear's place in Cambridge, one of my favorite venues. I wasn't expecting much, since I hadn't seen the movie and ha... more info

VH1 News — Former Wilco multi-instrumentalist Jay Bennett, who died in his sleep of yet-undetermined causes on Saturday, will long be remembered for his considerable contributions to the band during his seven-year tenure. more info