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Wilco & Fleet Foxes cover Dylan

Posted on 02 September 2008 by Rich Thane

The lucky folks of America are currently being treated to the superb double whammy of Wilco and Fleet Foxes as they tour the States together. Being a huge fan of both, I could only dream of that kind of thing happening over here. Doubtful really, considering Jeff Tweedy’s dislike for the UK seemed to step up a notch after last years cancellation of a number of dates. This kind of makes up for it though. Yes, two of my favourite bands cover the Bob Dylan classic ‘I Shall Be Released’ during a recent show. I was speechless this morning when I stumbled across it. Tweedy’s falsetto is especially impressive during the second verse. Check it out below:

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4 Comments For This Post

  1. Lucy Says:

    Ok…. its rare I see a Dylan cover that does not fill me with disdain, sometimes rage (especially nowadays) but that is f**king impressive! Brilliant in fact.

    *sigh* wish they’d tour over here together.

  2. Rich Thane Says:

    you’re not the only one luce. that is pretty much my dream line up. although - there IS gonna be bowerbirds and bon iver duetting this thursday dont forget!

    back to dylan though - i would LOVE to see a band like wilco and/or fleet foxes cover ‘the man in me’ - perhaps not from one of his best albums, but that track kills me every time i hear it.. i can just imagine fleet foxes putting all kinds of shit hot harmonies over it.

  3. Andy Johnson Says:

    All the videos on the site still won’t display - they just leave a completely blank space… any ideas? This sounds really good.

  4. richt Says:

    you got flash player installed sunshine?

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