Album

March 16-20, 1992

Uncle Tupelo

1992 · Rock

9 collectors on Gatefold own this

March 16-20, 1992 by Uncle Tupelo

March 16-20, 1992 is a Country album by Uncle Tupelo, originally released in 1992. On Gatefold: 19 pressings tracked, owned by 9 collectors.

About

The third Uncle Tupelo album was a departure for the band. Then still just a trio, Jay Farrar, Jeff Tweedy, and drummer Mike Heidorn had made their names mostly with noisy, corrosive country-punk. But in late 1991, another power trio changed the context of rock music entirely. In the wake of Nirvana's <i>Nevermind</i>, Uncle Tupelo decided the punkest thing to do would be to play unplugged. As the disc's title suggests, they spent all of five days in the studio, turning out stark updates of craggy old folk ballads and a handful of original songs that sound nearly indistinguishable from the traditional tunes. The result is an album of uncommon stillness and often haunting beauty, but hardly a feel-good affair. Attentive fans will note that <i>March</i> was produced by Peter Buck, whose own band acted on the urge to turn down just when grunge was heating up; in fact, R.E.M.'s <i>Automatic for the People</i>, like this disc, was released in October 1992. (The 2003 reissue of <i>March</i> added a fistful of bonus tracks, including three demos, a live version of "Moonshiner," and the original instrumental "Take My Word.")

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Tracklist

  1. 1Grindstone
  2. 2Coalminers
  3. 3Wait Up
  4. 4Criminals
  5. 5Shaky Ground
  6. 6Satan, Your Kingdom Must Come Down
  7. 7Black Eye
  8. 8Moonshiner
  9. 9I Wish My Baby Was Born
  10. 10Atomic Power
  11. 11Lilli Schull
  12. 12Warfare
  13. 13Fatal Wound
  14. 14Sandusky
  15. 15Wipe The Clock

Sound DNA

  • Country
  • Americana & Roots
  • stripped-back
  • earnest
  • outlaw

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Andy CarlsonGUEST, MUSICIAN, VIOLIN MUSICIAN , VIOLIN VIOLIN
  • Bill HolmesACCORDION GUEST, MUSICIAN, ACCORDION MUSICIAN , ACCORDION
  • Brian HennemanGUEST, MUSICIAN, MANDOLIN MANDOLIN MUSICIAN , MANDOLIN
  • Jay FarrarGUITAR , HARMONICA, VOCALS, BASS GUITAR , TWELVE-STRING GUITAR, HARMONICA, VOCALS, BASS GUITAR, HARMONICA, BASS, VOCALS
  • Jeff TweedyBASS, GUITAR , VOCALS BASS, GUITAR , TWELVE-STRING GUITAR, VOCALS BASS, GUITAR, TWELVE-STRING GUITAR, VOCALS
  • John KeaneGUEST, MUSICIAN, PEDAL STEEL GUITAR PEDAL STEEL GUITAR BANJO
  • Mike HeidornDRUMS, CYMBAL, TAMBOURINE
  • Chris BessACCORDION GUEST, MUSICIAN, ACCORDION
  • David BarbeBASS GUEST, MUSICIAN, BASS MUSICIAN , BASS
  • Ken CoomerDRUMS, CYMBAL GUEST, MUSICIAN, DRUMS, CYMBAL
  • Peter BuckGUEST, MUSICIAN, SOUNDS MUSICIAN , SOUNDS

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