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Tom Waits- COLD BEER ON A HOT NIGHT: Sydney Broadcast 1979- CD- 2016-
- Zip City Production- 823564676227- 400 grn
An excellent boot taped in Sydney, Australia, in 1979, highlighting some of the best material from his late-'70s albums. Ever the barfly, Waits frequently intervenes with poignant material ("Annie's Song") and bruiser anthems ("Red Shoes"), blending long stretches of songs into medleys that shift moods often and without warning. Essential for fans of Blue Valentine, it is one of the finer Waits bootlegs to be found. Having received overwhelmingly positive reviews for his 1976 album Small Change, Tom Waits' next two offerings were more subdued, both musically and lyrically, but equally well received and engaging. Foreign Affairs, released in September 1977, featured a guest appearance by Bette Midler on ''I Never Talk To Strangers'', and in completion was a bluesy/jazzy affair that continued the development of the style he began on his 1973 debut. Blue Valentine, a year later, followed similar lines and included the scat-style ''Romeo Is Bleeding,'' heavily influenced by 'word jazz' supremo Ken Nordine. Even at this stage, change was in the air, as Waits began to move away from his typical crooning pianist motif and began focusing more on electric guitar and keyboard. The material performed here comes largely from what were his most recent three albums at the time, with classics like ''Tom Traubert's Blues'' and ''Jitterbug Boy'' rubbing shoulders with newer cuts like ''Red Shoes By The Drugstore.'' A number of covers, including Gerswin's ''Summertime,'' a delightful ''Do The Hokey Pokey,'' and a haunting ''Since I Fell For You'' - albeit one replete with a typical amusing Waits narrative inserted - make for a nice diversion from the records, but the show hangs together perfectly as only a Tom Waits performance can, with the songs and chat part of a silky smooth delivery (Waits even jokes and I'm Perry Como during band introductions) all at once making for much more than a mere gig. In September 1980 Waits would release Heart Attack And Vine, his final album for Asylum and one on which the material ventured closer to the primal-blues and cabaret territories he would fully adopt for 1983's Swordfishtrombones and its successors, by which time the barroom crooner of yore was pretty much gone for good and Tom Waits the experimental maverick mastermind had been born.
Recorded Live At The State Theatre, Sydney, Australia In March 1979.
Comes In Standard Jewel Case With 4-Page Foldout Inlay.
Made In The U.K.
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