| Yesterday's News | |
| Author: | Ryan Adams / Phil Wandscher |
| Studio Versions: | 2 -- FS Re-Issue Version / SA Version | |||
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Official Appearance: |
Strangers Almanac-- Whiskeytown |
| Yesterday's News [Single] -- Whiskeytown | |
| Faithless Street (Reissue) -- Whiskeytown | |
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Unofficial Appearance: |
N/A |
| Notes: | Ryan Adams interview: "Like "Excuse Me While I Break My Own Heart Tonight," this is the original recording and the definitive version. It sounds younger and freer than the one on Strangers Almanac, a little bit faster and louder. That was our Big Star phase. I played through a Vox amp at [producer] Chris Stamey’s request. Phil put a space-echo on the solo, and he talks underneath me in the choruses. The singing is better on the original. The lyric is a little different, too. There’s a line in this one that’s not in the Strangers Almanac version. It says, "I can be serious now," which is strange, because I don’t remember why I said that. I had just written the song when we recorded it with Chris for the Baseball Park Sessions. The person it was about was still fresh in my mind. Some of the lines, like "Wait a minute/ See, the pieces don’t fit this time," came a lot later and weren’t recorded until we did Strangers Almanac." |
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Played Live: |
08/18/96 | 01/18/97 | 01/26/98 | 12/31/99 | 03/17/00 |
| 03/14/97 | 02/06/98 | 09/17/00 | |||
| 03/24/97 | 02/08/98 | ||||
| 03/26/97 | 02/11/98 | ||||
| 03/28/97 | 02/12/98 | ||||
| 04/03/97 | 02/19/98 | ||||
| 04/05/97 | 02/24/98 | ||||
| 07/19/97 | 02/25/98 | ||||
| 08/12/97 | 02/27/98 | ||||
| 08/13/97 | 03/07/98 | ||||
| 08/14/97 | 03/18/98 | ||||
| 08/21/97 | 03/20/98 | ||||
| 08/22/97 | 03/21/98 | ||||
| 08/29/97 | 03/24/98 | ||||
| 09/05/97 | 03/25/98 | ||||
| 09/06/97 | 03/27/98 | ||||
| 09/11/97 | 03/28/98 | ||||
| 09/12/97 | 04/02/98 | ||||
| 09/13/97 | 04/09/98 | ||||
| 09/16/97 | 04/11/98 | ||||
| 09/17/97 | 04/28/98 | ||||
| 09/21/97 | 04/29/98 | ||||
| 10/21/97 | 04/30/98 | ||||
| 10/25/97 | 05/05/98 | ||||
| 10/26/97 | 05/06/98 | ||||
| 10/29/97 | 05/09/98 | ||||
| 10/30/97 | 06/09/98 | ||||
| 11/01/97 | 06/15/98 | ||||
| 11/03/97 | 06/16/98 | ||||
| 11/06/97 | 09/01/98 | ||||
| 09/04/98 | |||||
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| 09/08/98 | |||||
| 09/09/98 | |||||
| 09/10/98 | |||||
| 09/17/98 | |||||
| 10/01/98 | |||||
| 10/02/98 | |||||
| 12/20/98 | |||||
| Notes: | “This song is about this place that I used to hang out in Raleigh, North Carolina called the Comet that Van Alston owns. It’s a mighty fine place to go and have a cocktail.” Ryan Adams, December 31, 1999. | ||||
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Lyrics: |
Well traveling to the point I can't stand to be under your wing Well, yesterday's news is what I have been reading I can't stand to be under your wing Well I can't stand to be under your wing
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