For amp-yore music, you're connected to all songs,

consider I'm Bob Boylan with music made by Wilco II decades ago.

But never hurt, till now.

I'm Jeff Tweedys here to tell the tale.

This is the original version of the newly remastered

Ashes of American Flags from Yankee Hotel Foxtrot.

The cash machine was a little cream, 420 and a small sunspade.

I could spend three dollars, 63 cents, and die Coca-Cola, and bonnet cigarettes.

The story of Wilco's 2001 album Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, a thrilling and challenging album

for those not around back in 2001 is this.

Wilco's label reprise rejected the album.

Wilco then secured the rights and streamed it on their website for free.

It was a relatively new and brilliant thing to do all those years ago.

In April 2002, non-such records supported the album by releasing it officially.

Now all these years later, music from those original studio sessions never heard before

is part of a new collection.

The super deluxe version of Yankee Hotel Foxtrot comprises 11 final LPs and 1CD, including

demos, drafts, instrumentals, and much more.

I'm going to play a version of Ashes of American Flags known as the Stravinsky version.

And guess who's going to tell the tale.

Hey, this is Jeff Tweedy from Wilco here to talk about this version of Ashes of American

Flags you're about to hear, which includes a song-length Stravinsky sample from recording

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