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Wilco 'All Over The Place' Promo 10" SEALED! RARE! 1997
Hard to find promotional 6 song 10" EP of Wilco's 'All Over The Place'. Still sealed! Reprise Records, PRO-A-9094. This EP was released after their breakthrough masterpiece 'Being There'. It was given to radio stations and indie record stores for airplay. 
Paypal only. No international buyers.  EP will be carefully packaged and shipped once payment is received. Thanks!
Here are some notes from Wilcoworld:
Credits + Notes

33 1/3 RPM
Side One:
Someone Else's Song (Live) 
Promising (Previously Unreleased) 
Kingpin (Live)

Side Two: 
I Got You (Live) 
Don't You Honey Me (Previously Unreleased) 
Passenger Side (Live) 
The Lonely 1 (Alternative Version)

Wilco: 
Jeff Tweedy: vocal, guitar 
Jay Bennett: guitar, keyboards, vocal 
John Stirratt: bass, vocal 
Ken Coomer: drums

with special guests: 
Bob Egan: lap steel, pedal steel, guitar 
Max Johnston: dobro on "Promising"

"Someone Else's Song" recorded 18 March 1997 on Marble Mountain, Newfoundland, Canada by Doug McClement for Much Music. Filmed on a ski slope during a layover on our way to France. Just Prior to this, Bob had failed to land an ill-advised jump, throwing himself off balance and into a snow bank an impressive six feet away. Our most famous performance.

"Promising" recorded at Easley Studios, Memphis, sometime in 1994. Engineered by Brian Paulson. Max Johnston getting the most from just a few notes.

"Kingpin" recorded 31 March 1997 for 2 Metre Sessions, VARA Radio, Netherlands. Engineered by Han Nuyten for Bullett Sound. This was our soundcheck for a radio/TV performance in Holland. Good enough for us, but apparently old Han had gotten up on the wrong side of the futon. Also of interest: Ken's playing rented drums with sticks fashioned our of Fig Newtons.

"I Got You" recorded 9 July 1997 at Lounge Ax, Chicago, live to DAT by Adam Jacobs. Affectionately known as the "Shakey's Pizza" version. Jay normally plays banjo here. Unfortunately, all tapes documenting this were pureed into a very flavorful ice cream topping at Bob's 40th birthday party.

"Don't You Honey Me" recorded at the Warzone, Chicago, in 1996. The only existing DAT of this was taped over with an episode of Clarissa Explains It All. Luckily, we found this rough mix on cassette being used to level a table at John's parent's house.

"Passenger Side" was recorded 10 May 1997 at the Fillmore, San Francisco. Live Mix by Adam Roehlke. An homage, if you will, to Defend The Keg, our favorite band. Or at least our favorite band name.

"The Lonely 1" (White Hen Version) recorded at Chicago Recording Company in 1996 by Chris Sheppard. The Background noise on this version was recorded with a portable Marantz tape deck during a walk for a pack of smokes in downtown Chicago. Cut randomly and pasted back together, we left this off Being There initially because Warner legal warned us that played backwards they could make out the home address of marketing exec. Jo Lenardi. She's since moved, freeing us to release it at last.

Photo Credits: Marina Chavez--front | Steve Truesdell--back