Uncle Tupelo

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Uncle Tupelo was an influential American alternative country band from Illinois, best known for pioneering the alt-country genre in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

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Uncle Tupelo canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alternative country band
band
activeYearsEnd 1994
activeYearsStart 1987
album Anodyne NERFINISHED
March 16–20, 1992
No Depression NERFINISHED
Still Feel Gone NERFINISHED
compilationAlbum 89/93: An Anthology NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
debutAlbum No Depression NERFINISHED
debutAlbumReleaseYear 1990
followedBy Son Volt NERFINISHED
Wilco NERFINISHED
genre Americana NERFINISHED
alt-country
alternative country
country rock
folk rock
punk rock
roots rock
hasInfluenceOn Drive-By Truckers NERFINISHED
Son Volt NERFINISHED
Whiskeytown NERFINISHED
Wilco NERFINISHED
hasOriginalMember Jay Farrar NERFINISHED
Jeff Tweedy NERFINISHED
Mike Heidorn NERFINISHED
influencedGenre Americana NERFINISHED
alternative country
locationOfFormation Belleville, Illinois NERFINISHED
member Bill Belzer NERFINISHED
Jay Farrar NERFINISHED
Jeff Tweedy NERFINISHED
John Stirratt NERFINISHED
Ken Coomer NERFINISHED
Max Johnston NERFINISHED
Mike Heidorn NERFINISHED
notableSong Chickamauga NERFINISHED
Graveyard Shift NERFINISHED
Screen Door NERFINISHED
Slate NERFINISHED
Whiskey Bottle NERFINISHED
notableWork Anodyne NERFINISHED
March 16–20, 1992
No Depression NERFINISHED
Still Feel Gone NERFINISHED
precededBy The Primitives (Illinois band) NERFINISHED
recordLabel Rockville Records NERFINISHED
Sire Records NERFINISHED
Warner Bros. Records
splitReason creative differences
stateOfFormation Illinois NERFINISHED
yearOfFormation 1987

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Jeff Tweedy memberOf Uncle Tupelo
Jeff Tweedy associatedAct Uncle Tupelo
Wilco associatedAct Uncle Tupelo
Gram Parsons influenced Uncle Tupelo