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Tom Waits Used Songs 1973-1980 Mp3, Flac, Wma Tom Waits Used Songs 1973-1980 mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Used Songs 1973-1980 Country: Japan Released: 2011 MP3 version RAR size: 1764 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1892 mb WMA version RAR size: 1332 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 372 Other Formats: ASF AAC APE ADX VOC MP3 WMA Tracklist Hide Credits Heartattack And Vine 1 Baritone Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Plas JohnsonBass – Larry TaylorDrums – John 4:45 ThomassieElectric Guitar – Tom WaitsEngineer [Assistant] – Geoff Howe Eggs And Sausage (In A Cadillac With Susan Michelson) Bass – Jim HughartDrums – Bill GoodwinElectric Piano – Mike MelvoinEngineer [Assistant] 2 4:23 – Kelly Kotera, Norm Dlugatch, Rick Smith , Ron Marks , Steve Smith Piano – Tom WaitsTenor Saxophone – Pete Christlieb A Sight For Sore Eyes 3 4:41 Bass – Jim HughartEngineer [Assistant] – Geoff HowePiano – Tom Waits Whistlin' Past The Graveyard Bass – Scott Edwards Drums – Earl PalmerElectric Guitar – Alvin "Shine" Robinson*, Tom 4 3:16 WaitsEngineer [Assistant] – Geoff Howe, Ralph Osborne*Piano – Harold BattisteTenor Saxophone – Herbert Hardesty* Burma Shave 5 Bass – Jim HughartEngineer [Assistant] – Geoff HoweTrumpet – Jack SheldonVocals, Piano 6:34 – Tom Waits Step Right Up 6 Bass – Jim HughartDrums – Shelly ManneEngineer [Assistant] – Bill Broms, Geoff 5:41 HoweTenor Saxophone – Lew Tabackin Ol' '55 7 Bass – Bill PlummerDrums, Vocals – John SeiterEngineer – Richie Moore*Guitar – Peter 3:58 KlimesPiano – Tom Waits I Never Talk To Strangers 8 Arranged By, Conductor – Bob AlcivarBass – Jim HughartEngineer [Assistant] – Geoff 3:39 HoweFeaturing – Bette MidlerPiano – Tom WaitsTenor Saxophone – Frank Vicari Mr. Siegal 9 Bass – Larry TaylorDrums – John ThomassieElectric Guitar – Tom WaitsElectric Guitar 5:14 [Lead] – Roland BautistaEngineer [Assistant] – Geoff HowePiano – Ronny Barron* Jersey Girl Arranged By, Conductor – Jerry YesterBass – Greg CohenDrums – John ThomassieElectric 10 5:11 Guitar – Tom WaitsEngineer [Assistant] – Geoff HoweGlockenspiel [Keyboard Glock], Percussion – Victor FeldmanTwelve-String Guitar – Roland Bautista Christmas Card From A Hooker In Minneapolis 11 Engineer [Assistant] – Geoff Howe, Ralph Osborne*Grand Piano [Yamaha Electric] – 4:32 DaWillie Gonga*Piano – Tom Waits Blue Valentines 12 Electric Guitar – Ray Crawford, Tom WaitsEngineer [Assistant] – Geoff Howe, Ralph 5:51 Osborne* (Looking For) The Heart Of Saturday Night 13 Acoustic Guitar – Tom WaitsBass – Jim HughartEngineer [Assistant] – Geoff HoweFeaturing 3:52 [Foot Tap, Knee Slap] – Jim Gordon Muriel 14 Bass – Jim HughartEngineer [Assistant] – Geoff HowePiano – Tom WaitsTenor Saxophone – 3:34 Frank Vicari Wrong Side Of The Road Bass – Jim HughartDrums – Chip WhiteElectric Guitar – Ray Crawford, Tom WaitsEngineer 15 5:14 [Assistant] – Geoff Howe, Ralph Osborne*Organ – Charles KynardTenor Saxophone – Frank Vicari Tom Traubert's Blues (Four Sheets To The Wind In Copenhagen) Arranged By, Conductor – Jerry YesterBass – Jim HughartCello – Ed Lustgarten*, Jesse Ehrlich, Kathleen Lustgarten, Ray KelleyEngineer [Assistant] – Bill Broms, Geoff 16 6:35 HowePiano – Tom WaitsViola – Allan Harshman, David Schwartz, Sam Boghossian*Violin – Alfred Lustgarten, George Kast, Harry Bluestone, Israel Baker, Marvin Limonick, Murray Adler, Nathan Kaproff, Nathan Ross, Sheldon Sanov Companies, etc. Distributed By – Warner Music Canada Ltd Phonographic Copyright (p) – Elektra Entertainment Group Copyright (c) – Rhino Entertainment Company Published By – Fifth Floor Music, Inc. Remastered At – DigiPrep Credits Design – Julie Vlasak Photography By [Book Covers] – G. Hanekroot* Photography By [Cd Label] – Philip Gould Photography By [Digi Cover] – Cynthia Macadams Producer [Original Recordings] – Bones Howe (tracks: 1 to 6, 8 to 16), Jerry Yester (tracks: 7) Remastered By – Bill Inglot, Dan Hersch Sleeve Notes – Charles Schwab, Hal Willner, Jon Landau Vocals – Tom Waits Written-By – Tom Waits Notes Compilation of selections from earlier Tom Waits albums and compilations. Tracks 1, 9, 10 originally released on Tom Waits - Heartattack And Vine, September 1980. Recorded at Filmways/Heider Studio B, Hollywood, CA (6/16/80-7/15/80). Track 2 originally released on Tom Waits - Nighthawks At The Diner, October, 1975. Recorded live at The Record Plant (3rd Street), Los Angeles, CA (7/30/75-7/31/75). Mixed at Wally Heider Recording, Hollywood, CA. Tracks 3, 5, 8, 14 originally released on Tom Waits - Foreign Affairs, September, 1977. Recorded live [to 2-track] at Filmways/Heider Recording, Hollywood, CA (7/28/77-8/15/77). Tracks 4, 11, 12, and 15 originally released on Tom Waits - Blue Valentine, October 1978. Recorded live [to 2-track] at Filmways/Heider Recording, Hollywood, CA (7/24/78-8/26/78). Tracks 6 and 16 originally released on Tom Waits - Small Change, October 1976. Recorded live [to 2- track] at Wally Heider Recording, Hollywood, CA (7/15/76-7/29/76). Track 7 originally released on Tom Waits - Closing Time, May 1973. Recorded at Sunset Sound, Hollywood, CA. Mixed at Wally Heider Recording, Hollywood, CA. Track 13 originally released on Tom Waits - The Heart Of Saturday Night, October 1974. Recorded at Wally Heider Recording, Hollywood, CA (5/13/74-5/22/74). All selections published by Fifth Floor Music, Inc. (ASCAP). Original Recordings ℗ 1973, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1978, 1980 Elektra/Asylum Records. This Compilation ℗ 2001 Elektra Entertainment Group. © 2001 Rhino Entertainment Company. Printed in U.S.A. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Used Songs Tom Rhino Records , R2 78351 1973-1980 (CD, R2 78351 US Unknown Waits Elektra Comp, RM, RP) Used Songs Tom Rhino Records , 8122-78351-2 (1973-1980) (CD, 8122-78351-2 Europe 2001 Waits Elektra Comp, RM) Used Songs Никитин, Rhino Tom 4670001542494 1973-1980 (CD, Records , 4670001542494 Russia 2007 Waits Comp, Jew) Elektra Rhino Records , Used Songs Tom Elektra, Warner 8122-78351-2 (1973-1980) (CD, 8122-78351-2 Europe 2001 Waits Strategic Comp) Marketing Used Songs Tom Rhino Records , WPCR 14065 1973-1980 (CD, WPCR 14065 Japan 2010 Waits Elektra Comp, RM) Related Music albums to Used Songs 1973-1980 by Tom Waits Burn Out Mama - Out Of Office Tom Waits - Bounced Checks Róisín Murphy - Ruby Blue Tom Waits And Crystal Gayle - One From The Heart - The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Of Francis Coppola's Movie Van Morrison - Days Like This Tom Waits - Heartattack And Vine Gary Burton & Friends - Six Pack Tom Scott - Born Again Tom Waits - Blue Valentine Tom Waits - Nighthawks At The Diner.
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