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Funny, a few artists make a stronger connection to my younger years than others; Tom Waits is one. Saw him at an intimate little concert bar in Denver, twice I think, about the time of this performance. His gravelly voice, poetic lyrics, and bare bones shows, all made a connection. Mind you, I don’t really miss those years...I just remember them.



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I realize Tom Waits, like Dylan, can be an acquired taste. I have always loved his music, from his early albums, like The Heart of Saturday Night, to his later ones like Rain Dogs, Franks Wild Years. I have seen him in concert three times in the late 80s and early 90s. This clip represents the kind of shows he used to perform.




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I only saw him live once in the early 80s at a small venue in Harvard Square. I had a few (maybe 3) of his albums. I always liked Nighthawks At The Diner best. Here's a cut. (I couldn't find another way to post it but there is a "skip ad" option)


https://youtu.be/6c5YNPDp8Ww


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my favorite Waits tune is 'No Regrets'



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Originally posted by nhtagmember:
my favorite Waits tune is 'No Regrets'

Can’t tell if you’re joking...”No Regrets” is Tom Rush.



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I can't think of Waits without thinking of this song in particular. I think it is masterful.





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oops...my bad

was thinking of Tom Cochrane...



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I have always enjoyed “Christmas Card from a Hooker in Minneapolis”.
 
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I like many of Tom Waits' tunes. My favorite favorite is "Downtown Train".
 
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I like "Old 55" and "Looking for the heart of Saturday night" but my favorite is "Better off without a wife"
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"...hash browns, coffee and a roll..."


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