Christine McVie and Stevie Nicks at its songwriting core) returned for a live run-through of their most famous songs. It's great hearing them play the hits together again, but Nicks' discarded 'Rumours'-era B-side "Silver Springs" is the highlight. ...
Described as one of the last beatniks of the contemporary music, Waits in fact has two separate careers. From 1973 (LP "Closing Time") to 1983 ("One From The Heart" soundtrack), he recorded nine LPs for Asylum Records, writing songs mainly in the manner of Tin Pan Alley, mixing them...
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Christine McVie and Stevie Nicks at its songwriting core) returned for a live run-through of their most famous songs. It's great hearing them play the hits together again, but Nicks' discarded 'Rumours'-era B-side "Silver Springs" is the highlight. ...
(the man infamous for staging philip glass' einstein on the beach , and with whom waits made the black rider ). both albums' subjects are headline-fodder: alice deals with (ahem) (cough) intergenerational desire (reportedly based on lewis carroll and the famous little girl whose hand he ...
Louis group that also recorded as Black Artist Group and Human Arts Ensemble, the most famous alumnus of which is saxophonist Oliver Lake. This particular recording is build around the poems of Bruce Rutlin (aka Ajule). The poetry itself is fairly marginal, but the music, and especially the...
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Tom Waits' concert recordings just aren't very interesting. In the absence of crazy percussion, woogly optigan and weird production, he doesn't sound idiosyncratic and insane; he just sounds like a guy who's only ever written two songs. There's the piano ballad and the scraggly bloozy oom...
set Orphans, he's being cagey. Orphans obviously began as an outtakes collection — unreleased work tapes plus old soundtrack, tribute and benefit tracks. Only then, Waits, painfully aware that odds-and-sods projects were lame, decided to fill in some blanks with new songs, couldn't […]...
Tom Waits, in his worn black suit and hat, looked like one of Samuel Beckett's tramps. This was the gravel-voiced singer-songwriter's first British concert in 17 years, so it felt like a Beckett play too:Waiting for Godotwith a happy ending (he turned up!) and songs that sounded lik...