Opening a four-night stay at Largo, Jeff Tweedy trades barbs with fans and sings sad but engrossing new songs

Bearing only a mahogany guitar — a Martin & Co. instrument that had survived the Great Depression — and a pocketful of songs, Jeff Tweedy opened a loose, playful first of four nights at Largo in West Hollywood by rolling through much of his intimate new solo album, "Warm," dotting a 17-song set...

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