June ??, 1991

UNCLE TUPELO

location: Charlie's Tap
place: Cambridge, MA
country: USA

UNCLE TUPELO:
Jay Farrar -- Guitar, Vocals
Mike Heidorn -- Drums
Jeff Tweedy -- Bass, Vocals
(At some point in late 1990, Brian Henneman started working for the band as a guitar tech and occasional extra musician.)

setlist:

1. Willin'
2. Flatness
3. True to Life
4. Gun
5. There Was A Time
6. Corona
7. I've Been Working on the Railroad
8. Punch Drunk
9. Sin City
10. Do Re Mi
11. Life Worth Livin'
12. Friend of the Devil
13. Before I Break
14. Whiskey Bottle
15. Factory Belt
16. September Gurls
17. Gimme, Gimme, Gimme
18. Watch Me Fall
19. No Depression
20. At the Crossroads
21. You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet
22. The Joker (Brian Hennemen vocal)
23. Graveyard Shift (cut)

comments:

• Audience recording 
• The date here is a guess, the original tape was simply marked "Charlie's Tap." This seems to be a one-off acoustic show during the recording of Still Feel Gone. The band was very drunk and very loose, with Brian Henneman (who played an opening set) razzing them from the crowd when he was not onstage.
• Only known versions of the Grateful Dead's "Friend of the Devil," Big Star's "September Gurls," and Doug Sahm's "At the Crossroads," (though each of those were unrehearsed and aborted after a verse or two).