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Uncle Tupelo
Uncle Tupelo 89/93: An Anthology CD (2002)
Max Johnston CD discography
 $7.59    
Digitally remastered by Vic Anesini (Sony Music Studios, New York, New York.
For those whose memory may not extend beyond the last Ryan Adams record, alt-country as we know it today pretty much started with Uncle Tupelo. In the 21st century
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Gourds
Haymaker! CD (2009) Digipak
Max Johnston albums
$12.55
There are few bands that can successfully (as in without a hint of clichéd, deep south treacle) open a record with the line "Wake up! We're going to the country," but Kevin "Shinyribs" Russell's ode to the simple (carnal) life
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Wilco
Being There Vinyl LP (1996) Bonus CD
Max Johnston songs
 $22.95
Wilco's second album is a sprawling collection of songs--19 of them on 2 CDs--about the rock and roll life and the price you pay to live it. A second album may seem a bit early to be getting into this
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Wilco
A.M. CD (1995)
Max Johnston music CDs
$9.99 
When Uncle Tupelo, the band that defined '90s alt-country, split into two camps, Jay Farrar's Son Volt took the relatively arty road while Jeff Tweedy upped the rock & roll grit quotient with Wilco. On Wilco's debut album, the band
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Wilco
Being There CDs (1996)
Max Johnston CD discography
$14.59 
Wilco's second album is a sprawling collection of songs--19 of them on 2 CDs--about the rock and roll life and the price you pay to live it. A second album may seem a bit early to be getting into this
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Gourds
Shinebox CD (2001)
Max Johnston albums
$15.05 
On this re-sequenced and expanded version of 1998's Gogitchyershinebox EP, the highlight remains the band's ramshackle acoustic rendition of Snoop Dogg's "Gin and Juice." But new covers of Nils Lofgren's "Everybody's Missing the Sun" and Billy Joe Shaver's "Omaha" are
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Uncle Tupelo
Anodyne CD (1993) Bonus Tracks; Remastered
Max Johnston discography
$9.09
Recorded live in the studio amid mounting tension between singer/songwriters Jay Farrar and Jeff Tweedy, ANODYNE proved to be Uncle Tupelo's last and finest album.
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Kelly Willis
Translated From Love CD (2007)
Max Johnston CD discography
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Gourds
Heavy Ornamentals CD (2006)
Max Johnston music CDs
$12.45 |
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Gourds
Cow Fish Fowl Or Pig CD (2002) Limited Edition
Max Johnston discography
$15.05 |
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