Last week Paul McCartney paid homage to John Lennon to mark the 30th Anniversary of his bandmate’s death. Obviously you didn’t need to know Lennon to be affected by his murder, and tributes were various. Jeff Tweedy joined Wilco members John Stirratt and Pat Sansone’s other band the Autumn Defense on 12/8/10 for a rendition of John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band’s still-moving, defiant, elegiac 1970 classic “God.” It happened at the Paramount in Charlottesville, VA. Note the shift from Yoko to Wilco at the 3-minute mark.
(Via TwentyFourBit)
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Pretty sure he changed “I just believe in me/Yoko and me” to “…Wilco and me.” And I love him for it.
He did. I was there. That’s my video and I have five others from the show.
Did you guys skip the last part of my little writeup?
Probably because him saying he just believes in him and Yoko would make no sense at all.