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Disc Two is a bonus compendium called Tom Tales, which is a selection of the comic musings and unusual facts that Tom shares with his audience. </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Tom Waits - Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers And Bastards</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>om Waits released a 3 CD set entitled <a href="waitshtml/orphans1.htm">Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers And Bastards</a> on the 20th November 2006.<br> <b>Orphans</b> is a collection of 54 songs of dubious origin rescued from cruel fate and now left wanting only to be cared for. The collection includes 30 new recordings, offering over three hours of rare and never-before heard music. The CD's come with a 94 page booklet.<br> The <i>Brawlers</i> CD is full of raucous blues and full-throated juke joint stomp, <i>Bawlers</i> contains Celtic and country ballads, waltzes, lullabies, piano and classic lyrical Waits songs and <i>Bastards</i> is filled with experimental music and strange tales. </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Orphans Tour</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</font>om Waits completes a nine date <a href="waitshtml/concerts.htm">tour</a> of the US (Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Michigan and Ohio) in preparation for his forthcoming album <b>Orphans: Brawlers, Bawlers And Bastards.</b> </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Tom Waits - Real Gone</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>om Waits new studio album <a href="waitshtml/realgone.htm">Real Gone</a> boasting sixteen new tracks was released on 4th October 2004.<br> <b>Real Gone</b> is written and produced by the Tom Waits/Kathleen Brennan partnership and features Marc Ribot on guitar, Larry Taylor & Les Claypool on bass and Brain Mantia & Casey Waits on drums and percussion.<br>     Tom's record label Anti descibes the album as '<i>featuring primal blues, Jamaican rock-steady grooves, African and Latin rhythms and melodies and what Waits calls "cubist funk"</i>'.<br> <!--     You can preview a song from the new album by visiting <a href="http://media-02.epitaph.com/Tom_Waits/index.html">Tom Waits' "Real Gone" E-Card</a>. The E-Card supplies information about <b>Real Gone</b> and allows you to listen and download a full length mp3 of the song <b>How's It Gonna End</b>. --> </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Real Gone Tour</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    <a href="waitshtml/concerts.htm">C</FONT>oncert dates</a> have been announced for Tom's eight date European tour to promote his new album <b>Real Gone</b>. The tour includes dates in Belgium, Germany, The Netherlands and England.<br> The touring band consists of Marc Ribot on guitar, Larry Taylor on bass and Brain Mantia on drums.<br> All 3,400 Tickets for the London show sold out in just half an hour so one has to be quick off the mark. </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Daniel Johnston</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>om has recorded the song <b>King Kong</b> for the compilation album <A HREF="waitshtml/discoveredcovered.htm">The Late Great Daniel Johnston - Discovered Uncovered</a> (released 20th September 2004). </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Future Soundtrack For America</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>om's new song <b>Day After Tomorrow</b> taken from his forthcoming album <b>Real Gone</b> appears on <A HREF="waitshtml/futuresoundtrackforamerica.htm">Future Soundtrack For America</a> (released 17th August 2004). </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Coffee And Cigerettes</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>om appears on the intrumental track <b>Saw Sage</b> which is contained on the soundtrack for Jim Jarmusch's movie <A HREF="waitshtml/coffeeandcigerettes.htm">Coffee And Cigerettes</a> (released 21st June 2004). <b>Saw Sage</b> is taken from C-SIDE's album <A HREF="waitshtml/moaninparade.htm">Moanin' Parade</a>. </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Shrek 2</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>om Waits has re-recorded his song <b>A Little Drop Of Poison</b> for inclusion onto the soundtrack of <A HREF="waitshtml/shrek2.htm">Shrek 2</a> (released 24th May 2004). The song originally appeared on the soundtrack for <A HREF="waitshtml/endofviolence.htm">The End Of Violence</a> in 1997. </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Los Lobos</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>om Waits features on the track <b>Kitate</b> from the Los Lobos album <A HREF="waitshtml/theride.htm">The Ride</a> (released 10th May 2004). </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Diana Krall</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>he laid back jazzy Diana Krall performs <b>Temptation</b> on her album <A HREF="waitshtml/thegirlintheotherroom.htm">The Girl In The Other Room</a> (released 12th April 2004). Tom's version of his song is to be found on the album <A HREF="waitshtml/frankswildyearssolo.htm">Franks Wild Years</A>. </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Norah Jones</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>he soothing vocals of Norah Jones perform <b>Long Way Home</b> on her album <A HREF="waitshtml/feelslikehome.htm">Feels Like Home</a> (released February 2004). Tom's version of his song <b>Long Way Home</b> is to be found on the soundtrack of <A HREF="waitshtml/bigbadlove.htm">Big Bad Love</A>. </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>One From The Heart</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>om Waits soundtrack to Francis Coppola's 1982 film <A HREF="waitshtml/onefromtheheart2.htm">One From The Heart</a> has been remixed and remastered with two bonus tracks <b>Candy Apple Red</b> and <b>Once Upon A Town/Empty Pockets</b>. Released January 2004. </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>The Blind Boys Of Alabama</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>om Waits helps The Blind Boys Of Alabama on the title track of the gospel singers Yuletide album <A HREF="waitshtml/gotellitonthemountain.htm">Go Tell It On The Mountain</a>. Released November 2003 </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>A Tribute to the Ramones</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>om Waits covers the Ramones song <b>Return of Jackie & Judy</b> on the Ramones tribute album <A HREF="waitshtml/wereahappyfamily.htm">We're a Happy Family - A Tribute to the Ramones</a>. Released February 2003. </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Bend Down The Branches</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    F</FONT>or the first time Waits song <b>Bend Down The Branches</b> from his soundtrack to the animated film Bunny appears on CD. The album is called <A HREF="waitshtml/forthekids.htm">For The Kids</a> and is a compilation album containing various artists performing songs...for the kids.<br> If you rush out and purchase the computer animated film <a href="waitshtml/iceage.htm">Ice Age</a> on DVD you will discover that it includes the seven minute computer animated film Bunny. </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Foreign Affairs</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    A</FONT>fter hearing <b>Kommienezuspadt</b> from Alice have you ever had the urge to hear Waits sung in German? If so then Ambros Wolfgang is your man. In 2000 he recorded an album of twelve Waits songs entitled <A HREF="waitshtml/ambrossingtwaits.htm">Ambros Singt Waits</a>.<br> If Dutch is more your cup of tea then listen to <A HREF="waitshtml/indeorangerielive.htm">In De Orangerie Live</a> for Acda En De Munnik's version of Ol' `55. </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Shiver Me Timbers</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>om Waits song <b>Shiver Me Timbers</b> from his 1974 album <A HREF="waitshtml/heartofsaturdaynightsolo.htm">The Heart Of Saturday Night</a> (an earlier verson can be heard on <A HREF="waitshtml/theearlyyears2solo.htm">The Early Years Vol. 2</a>) has seen a few interpretations through the years.<br> Bette Milder on her albums <A HREF="waitshtml/songsforthenewdepression.htm">Songs For The New Depression</a>, <A HREF="waitshtml/liveatlast.htm">Live At Last</a>, <A HREF="waitshtml/divinemadness.htm">Divine Madness</a> and <A HREF="waitshtml/experiencethedivine.htm">Experience The Divine</a>.<br> Canadian singer Holly Cole on her album of Waits music <A HREF="waitshtml/temptation.htm">Temptation</a>. The British celtic folk group House Band on <A HREF="waitshtml/rockall.htm">Rockall</a>. Cabaret singer John Depalma on <A HREF="waitshtml/thesongismine.htm">The Song Is Mine</a>. Folk singer Glenn Yarbrough on <A HREF="waitshtml/icouldhavebeenasailor.htm">I Could Have Been A Sailor</a> and <A HREF="waitshtml/liveatthetroubadour.htm">Live At The Troubadour</a> then joined by the Shaw Brothers for a rendition on <A HREF="waitshtml/daythetallshipscame.htm">Day The Tall Ships Came</a>.<br> </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Solomon Burke - Don't Give Up On Me</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    S</FONT>oulman Solomon Burke covers Tom Waits song <b>Diamond In Your Mind</b> on his new album <A HREF="waitshtml/dontgiveuponme.htm">Don't Give Up On Me</a> released on 22nd July 2002. Waits originally wrote the song for Robert Wilson's play Woyzeck. </p> </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Alice and Blood Money</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>wo new Tom Waits albums, <b>Alice</b> and <b>Blood Money</b> were unleashed into the world on May 7th 2002.<br> <A HREF="waitshtml/alice.htm">Alice</a> is based upon Robert Wilson's avant-garde opera of the same name for which Waits originally furnished with music in 1992. Alice is based loosely on author Lewis Carroll's obsession with young Alice Liddell, the girl who inspired his Alice in Wonderland and Through The Looking Glass novels.<br> <A HREF="waitshtml/bloodmoney.htm">Blood Money</a> is based upon Robert Wilson's socio-political play Woyzeck for which Waits supplied the music in 2000. Woyzeck is inspired by a true story of a German soldier who was driven mad by bizarre army medical experiments and infidelity which led him to murder his lover. </p> </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Bunny</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    I</FONT>n 1998 Tom Waits and Kathleen Brennan wrote and produced the soundtrack for a short computer animated film called <a href="waitshtml/bunny.htm">Bunny</a>. This seven and a half minute animation concerns a geriatric lagomorph having a spot of bother with a lepidoptera.<br> Writer and director Chris Wedge and Blue Sky Studios have released a new hardcover book based on the film. Included with the book is a DVD of the award winning short film. </p> </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Alice and Another Man's Vine MP3's</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    E</FONT>pitaph and Anti have posted two new Tom Waits songs from his forthcoming albums as full length MP3's.<br> The two songs to download here are <b>Alice</b> from the album <A HREF="waitshtml/alice.htm">Alice</a> and <b>Another Man's Vine</b> from <A HREF="waitshtml/bloodmoney.htm">Blood Money</a>. </p> </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Big Bad Love</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>wo new Waits songs, <b>Long Way Home</b> and <b>Jayne's Blue Wish</b> appear on the soundtrack of the film <A HREF="waitshtml/bigbadlove.htm">Big Bad Love</A> due to be unleashed on the 19th February 2002 to coincide with the release of the film. </p> </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Alice And Blood Money</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>om Waits has released the artwork and track listings for both his forthcoming albums <A HREF="waitshtml/alice.htm">Alice</A> and <A HREF="waitshtml/bloodmoney.htm">Blood Money</A> which will be simultaneously released on the 7th May 2002. </p> </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Dime Store Novels Volume 1</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    O</FONT>n the 19th November 2001 a live Tom Waits performance is released as the album <A HREF="waitshtml/dimestorenovels1.htm">Dime Store Novels Volume 1</A>. This limited edition offering was recorded at Ebbets Field, Denver, USA on the 8th October 1974. </p> </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Pollock</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>om Waits wrote and performed the song <b>The World Keeps Turning</b> for Ed Harris's biopic <A HREF="waitshtml/pollock.htm">Pollock</A> about the artist Jackson Pollock. The soundtrack was released in February 2001. </p> </TD> </TABLE> <br> <TABLE CELLPADDING=8 CELLSPACING=0 BORDER=3 WIDTH="90%" BGCOLOR="SILVER"> <TR><TD> <p align="justify"> <B>Moanin' Parade/Swarm Warnings</B><BR> <FONT SIZE="5">    T</FONT>om Waits can be found doing his thing with C-Side and Petit Mal on the two albums from 2000, <A HREF="waitshtml/moaninparade.htm">Moanin' Parade</A> and <A HREF="waitshtml/swarmwarnings.htm">Swarm Warnings</A>. </p> </TD> </TABLE> <HR width="90%"> [<A HREF="waitshtml/jan2000dec2001.htm" onMouseOver="window.status = 'Jan 2000 - December 2001'; return true;" onMouseOut="window.status =''; return true;">Previous</A>] [<A HREF="mailto:waits@ripcat.idps.co.uk">E-Mail</A>] <!-- [<a href="http://free.guestpage.com/home/view.rc?LoginName=waits" onMouseOver="window.status = 'Sign/view the guestbook'; return true;" onMouseOut="window.status = ''; return true;">Guestbook</a>] --> [<A HREF="waitshtml/links.htm" onMouseOver="window.status = 'Links Of Interest'; return true;" onMouseOut="window.status =''; return true;">Links</A>] [Next] <HR width="90%"> <!-- menu --> [<A HREF="tomwaits.htm" TARGET="_top">Home</A>] [<A HREF="waitshtml/studio.htm">Solo</A>] [<A HREF="waitshtml/soundtrack.htm">Soundtracks</A>] [<A HREF="waitshtml/compilation.htm">Compilations</A>] [<A HREF="waitshtml/guest.htm">Guest</A>] [<A HREF="waitshtml/covers.htm">Covers</A>] [<A HREF="waitshtml/live.htm">Unofficial</A>] [<A HREF="waitshtml/lyrics.htm">Lyrics</A>] [<A HREF="waitshtml/chords.htm">Chords</A>] [<A HREF="waitshtml/concerts.htm">Concerts</A>] <HR width="90%"> <!-- <IMG SRC="http://service.bfast.com/bfast/serve?bfmid=31103363&siteid=38729318&bfpage=qb" BORDER="0" WIDTH="1" HEIGHT="1" NOSAVE > <FORM ACTION="http://service.bfast.com/bfast/click" > <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="siteid" VALUE="38729318" > <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="bfpage" VALUE="qb"> <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="bfmid" VALUE="31103363" > <form ACTION="http://www.ask.co.uk/main/askjeeves.asp" METHOD="GET"> <TABLE BGCOLOR="#FFFFCC" WIDTH="260" CELLPADDING="0" CELLSPACING="0" BORDER="0"> <TR> <TD rowspan=2 align="right"><img src="http://www.ask.co.uk/docs/about/questionboxes/questionbox13_b.gif"></td> <TD colspan=2 align="right"> <div align="center"><font face="'Times New Roman','Times New Roman',serif" size="2">Just type a question and click "Ask!"</font></div> </TD> </TR> <TR> <TD> <CENTER> <INPUT TYPE="TEXT" NAME="ask" SIZE="25"> </CENTER> <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="scope" VALUE="web"><INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="origin" VALUE="nnnn"><INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="qSource" VALUE="n"> </TD> <TD><INPUT TYPE="IMAGE" src="http://www.ask.co.uk/docs/about/questionboxes/questionbox13_a.gif" BORDER="0"></TD> </TR> </TABLE> </FORM> --> <FONT SIZE=-2> <!--<SCRIPT>document.write("Page updated : " + document.lastModified + "<BR>");</SCRIPT>--> Site conceived and maintained by <A HREF="waitshtml/contact.htm">Ripcat</A><BR> <script type="text/javascript"> <!-- var currentTime = new Date() document.write("&copy 1999-" + currentTime.getFullYear()) //--> </script> <A HREF="http://www.webmartin.co.uk/software/index.htm">WebMartin Software Solutions</A>. 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