Anodyne

E736292

Anodyne is a 1993 alternative country album by Uncle Tupelo, widely regarded as a landmark release in the genre and a key work in Jeff Tweedy’s early career.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Anodyne canonical 3
Anodyne (song) 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (51)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Uncle Tupelo album
alternative country album
studio album
artist Uncle Tupelo
chronology Uncle Tupelo studio albums
countryOfOrigin United States
coverArtDepicts a medical bottle labeled Anodyne
criticalReception widely acclaimed
featuresGuestMusician Doug Sahm
featuresMusician Jay Farrar
Jeff Tweedy
John Stirratt
Mike Heidorn
featuresSongwriter Jay Farrar
Jeff Tweedy
John Stirratt
genre alt-country
alternative country
country rock
hasFormat CD
cassette
vinyl record
hasLength approximately 46 minutes
hasTrack Acuff-Rose
Anodyne (song)
linked to: Anodyne

Chickamauga
Fifteen Keys
Give Back the Key to My Heart
High Water
New Madrid
No Sense in Lovin’
Slate
Steal the Crumbs
The Long Cut
We’ve Been Had
influencedGenre alternative country
isLastStudioAlbumBy Uncle Tupelo
language English
notableFor being a key work in Jeff Tweedy’s early career
being a landmark alternative country release
partOf 1990s alternative country movement
performer Uncle Tupelo
precededBy March 16–20, 1992
producer Brian Paulson
Uncle Tupelo
recordedAt Cedar Creek Recording, Austin, Texas
recordedIn 1993
recordLabel Reprise Records
Sire Records
Warner Bros. Records
releaseDate 1993-10-05

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Jeff Tweedy notableWork Anodyne
Uncle Tupelo notableWork Anodyne
Uncle Tupelo album Anodyne
Anodyne hasTrack Anodyne (song)
linked to: Anodyne