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Used Songs (1973-1980)

Search: Tom Trauberts Blues (Four Sheets To The Wind In Copenhagen)
by: Tom Waits

Release Date October 23, 2001
The Asylum label period of Tom Waits' extraordinary career began in 1973 with his debut album "Closing Time" and ended 8 albums later in 1980 with "Heartattack & Vine". He then signed to Island Records and in 1982 released "Swordfishtrombones" to howls of joy, amazement, praise and derision - all in equal measure. And most of his albums on Island ('82 - '93) and Anti ('99 to the present day) have been the same ever since - mad, bad, beautiful, discordant and utterly unique in a world of increasingly plastic pop forced down our throats by gutless radio programmers every single day of our lives. Personally I love each period, Asylum, Island and the Anti label. And although the word is often overused, Waits is a genius - and utterly unique ... Read More:

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Small Change

Search: Tom Trauberts Blues (Four Sheets To The Wind In Copenhagen)
by: Tom Waits

Release Date October 25, 1990
This album commands your full attention and transports you to a world of Boozers, Prostitutes, Gamblers, and the true "Underbelly" of society.
"Invitation to the Blues" and "Jitterbug Boy" are the albums highlights.
Listening to this collection of somber and morose selections actually bring you into these songs ,which are actually like short little stories.
They rip your heart out and force you to visualize characters that only Tom Waits can introduce you to. Lets face it, Tom Waits is not for everyone but for anyone who enjoys great melodies and songs that tell stories, this is a must. This is nothing short than a wonderful album and a true piece of art.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Small Change/Blue/Heartattack

Search: Tom Trauberts Blues (Four Sheets To The Wind In Copenhagen)
by: Tom Waits

Release Date November 21, 2000
This album commands your full attention and transports you to a world of Boozers, Prostitutes, Gamblers, and the true "Underbelly" of society.
"Invitation to the Blues" and "Jitterbug Boy" are the albums highlights.
Listening to this collection of somber and morose selections actually bring you into these songs ,which are actually like short little stories.
They rip your heart out and force you to visualize characters that only Tom Waits can introduce you to. Lets face it, Tom Waits is not for everyone but for anyone who enjoys great melodies and songs that tell stories, this is a must. This is nothing short than a wonderful album and a true piece of art.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Small Change

Search: Tom Trauberts Blues (Four Sheets To The Wind In Copenhagen)
by: Tom Waits

Release Date October 17, 1990
This album commands your full attention and transports you to a world of Boozers, Prostitutes, Gamblers, and the true "Underbelly" of society.
"Invitation to the Blues" and "Jitterbug Boy" are the albums highlights.
Listening to this collection of somber and morose selections actually bring you into these songs ,which are actually like short little stories.
They rip your heart out and force you to visualize characters that only Tom Waits can introduce you to. Lets face it, Tom Waits is not for everyone but for anyone who enjoys great melodies and songs that tell stories, this is a must. This is nothing short than a wonderful album and a true piece of art.

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Anthology of Tom Waits

Search: Tom Trauberts Blues (Four Sheets To The Wind In Copenhagen)
by: Tom Waits

Release Date October 17, 1990
This album commands your full attention and transports you to a world of Boozers, Prostitutes, Gamblers, and the true "Underbelly" of society.
"Invitation to the Blues" and "Jitterbug Boy" are the albums highlights.
Listening to this collection of somber and morose selections actually bring you into these songs ,which are actually like short little stories.
They rip your heart out and force you to visualize characters that only Tom Waits can introduce you to. Lets face it, Tom Waits is not for everyone but for anyone who enjoys great melodies and songs that tell stories, this is a must. This is nothing short than a wonderful album and a true piece of art.

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Small Change/Blue/Heartattack

Search: Tom Trauberts Blues (Four Sheets To The Wind In Copenhagen)
from: Phantom Sound & Visi

Release Date November 21, 2000
This album commands your full attention and transports you to a world of Boozers, Prostitutes, Gamblers, and the true "Underbelly" of society.
"Invitation to the Blues" and "Jitterbug Boy" are the albums highlights.
Listening to this collection of somber and morose selections actually bring you into these songs ,which are actually like short little stories.
They rip your heart out and force you to visualize characters that only Tom Waits can introduce you to. Lets face it, Tom Waits is not for everyone but for anyone who enjoys great melodies and songs that tell stories, this is a must. This is nothing short than a wonderful album and a true piece of art.

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Basquiat: Original Soundtrack - Music From The Miramax Film

Search: Tom Trauberts Blues (Four Sheets To The Wind In Copenhagen)
from: Island

Release Date July 30, 1996
Jean Michel needed different moods for his different emotions. If you love music with a varied genre and emotional thrills get this CD. The CD tells the story of Jean and tells periods and insecurities that he had with himself.

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Basquiat

Search: Tom Trauberts Blues (Four Sheets To The Wind In Copenhagen)
by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date July 30, 1996
...and he was incredible as Andy Warhol. Creepy silences, slow movements, that voice. I really enjoyed watching him most of all. And I read on imdb.com that he wore some of Andy Warhol's real wigs! That must have been an awesome experience, to portray someone you admired in real life. Jeffrey Wright was impressive as Basquiat, and seeing Christopher Walken is always a treat. I didn't know much about Basquiat before watching this, but I appreciate his work more after catching this short glimpse of his world, dingy NYC in the 1980s, lifestyles of eccentric artists, drugs, music, etc. Definitely watch if you're a fan of Basquiat or any of the fine actors here.