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Uncle Tupelo
Released 1993

High Water
04:14
92 plays

Give Back the Key to My Heart
03:26
228 plays

Anodyne
04:50
191 plays

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songs

- 1
- Slate
- 03:24
- 172 plays

- 2
- Acuff-Rose
- 02:35
- 145 plays

- 3
- The Long Cut
- 03:20
- 133 plays

- 4
- Give Back the Key to My Heart
- 03:26
- 228 plays

- 5
- Chickamauga
- 03:42
- 134 plays

- 6
- New Madrid
- 03:31
- 176 plays

- 7
- Anodyne
- 04:50
- 191 plays

- 8
- We've Been Had
- 03:26
- 141 plays

- 9
- Fifteen Keys
- 03:25
- 109 plays

- 10
- High Water
- 04:14
- 92 plays

- 11
- No Sense in Lovin'
- 03:46
- 148 plays

- 12
- Steal the Crumbs
- 03:38
- 100 plays

album review

Uncle Tupelo never struck a finer balance between rock and country than on Anodyne, their major-label debut and parting shot. For all of the ill will undoubtedly simmering throughout these sessions, Jay Farrar and Jeff Tweedy have never before been more attuned to each other musically; where earlier records often found the band's twin forces moving in opposing directions, Anodyne bears the full fruits of their shared vision. Recorded live in the studio, the album encompasses and reinterprets not only country-rock (evidenced by the group's pairing with Doug Sahm on his "Give Back the Key to My Heart") but also traditional country (the tribute to the songwriting legacy of "Acuff-Rose"), rock (the churning "The Long Cut," "Chickamauga"), and folk ("New Madrid," "Steal the Crumbs"), the band's reach never once exceeding its grasp. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide