Jay Farrar discography

The Jay Farrar discography covers recordings with Uncle Tupelo, Son Volt, Gob Iron, and as solo artist.

Albums

Year Artist Title Label Comments
1990Uncle Tupelo1No Depression Rockville
1991Uncle Tupelo1Still Feel Gone Rockville
1992Uncle Tupelo1March 16-20, 1992 Rockville
1993Uncle Tupelo2Anodyne Sire
1995Son Volt3TraceWarner Bros.
1997Son Volt3StraightawaysWarner Bros.
1998Son Volt3Wide Swing TremoloWarner Bros.
2001Jay FarrarSebastopolArtemis
2002Jay FarrarThirdShiftGrottoSlack (EP)ArtemisOuttakes from the Sebastopol sessions
2002Uncle Tupelo1,289/93: An AnthologySonyRetrospective compilation including two previously unreleased tracks
2003Jay FarrarThe Slaughter RuleBloodshot Recordsfilm soundtrack
2003Jay FarrarTerroir BluesAct/Resist
2004Jay FarrarStone, Steel & Bright LightsTransmit SoundLive album, includes bonus DVD Live at Slim's
2004Jay FarrarLive in SeattleTransmit SoundLive album
2005Son Volt3A Retrospective: 1995-2000Warner Bros./RhinoRetrospective compilation including five previously unreleased tracks
2005Son Volt4Okemah and the Melody of RiotTransmit Sound/Legacy
2006Gob Iron5Death Songs for the LivingTransmit Sound/Legacy
2007Son Volt4The SearchTransmit Sound/Legacy
2009Son Volt5American Central DustRounder/UMGD
2009Jay Farrar and Ben GibbardOne Fast Move or I'm GoneAtlantic/F-StopCollaborative album using the lyrics of Jack Kerouac
2011Jay Farrar, Will Johnson, Anders Parker, and Yim YamesNew MultitudesRounderCollaborative album using the lyrics of Woody Guthrie
2013Son VoltHonky TonkRounder
2017Son VoltNotes of BlueTransmit Sound/Thirty Tigers
2019 Son Volt Union Transmit Sound
2021 Son Volt Electro Melodier Transmit Sound
Notes
  • ^ Note 1: Uncle Tupelo from 1987 to 1992 included Jay Farrar, Jeff Tweedy and Mike Heidorn
  • ^ Note 2: Uncle Tupelo from 1993 to 1994 included Farrar, Tweedy, Ken Coomer, John Stirratt and Max Johnston
  • ^ Note 3: Son Volt from 1994 to 1998 included Farrar, Heidorn, Jim Boquist and Dave Boquist
  • ^ Note 4: Son Volt from 2005 includes Farrar, Dave Bryson, Andrew Duplantis, Chris Masterson, and Derry De Borja (from 2007)
  • ^ Note 5: Gob Iron includes Farrar and Anders Parker

References

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