MOKB Interview With Jay Farrar of Son Volt

Yes, it is OK to listen to, and like, both, Wilco and Son Volt. One isn't necessarily better than the other, but like it or not, the careers of Jay Farrar and Jeff Tweedy will always be linked by the spirit of the great Uncle Tupelo. Personally, I have always preferred Farrar's musical voice and political leanings, even way back when. Of course, beginning with 1996's Being There, Tweedy shocked music fans by undertaking an evolution the likes of which hasn't been witnessed since the first fish w...

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02:40 on July 7 2009

New albums: Maxwell, LMFAO and Son Volt

L.A. Times - Entertainment — The best way to listen to Maxwell's new "BLACKsummers' Night" is with the volume turned all the way up. ... more info

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05:03 on July 7 2009

Son Volt - American Central Dust Review

411 Mania — Son Volt opens a new chapter in their history, but is this verse the same as the first? more info

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16:10 on July 7 2009

MOKB Interview With Jay Farrar of Son Volt

My Old Kentucky — Yes, it is OK to listen to, and like, both, Wilco and Son Volt. One isn't necessarily better than the other, but like it or not, the careers of Jay Farrar and Jeff Tweedy... more info

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