Product Details
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| 1. New coat of paint |
| 2. San Diego serenade |
| 3. Semi suite |
| 4. ,Shiver me timbers |
| 5. Diamonds on my windshield |
| 6. Looking for the heart of Saturday night |
| 7. Fumblin' with the blues |
| 8. Please call me baby |
| 9. Depot depot |
| 10. Drunk on the moon |
| 11. Ghosts of Saturday night |
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Second album, released 1974,
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This review is from: Heart of Saturday Night (Audio CD)
On Waits' second album his poetic lyrics are wrapped in a variety of jazzy, bluesy and folk styles with a hint of the orchestral on two tracks. Diamonds On My Windshield and The Ghosts of Saturday Night are spoken recitals, a form he would later explore over entire albums.The most outstanding tracks, lyrically and melodically, are the tender San Diego Serenade with its elegant strings, the soulful and melancholy Shiver Me Timbers and the title track which in sentiment and imagery brings to mind his much later composition Jersey Girl. The jazzy numbers include New Coat Of Paint and Semi Suite; Fumblin' With The Blues represents that genre whilst Drunk On The Moon is somewhere in-between. Of the other ballads, Please Call Me, Baby is an orchestrated outing whilst Depot Depot has the most arresting saxophone solos. The Heart Of Saturday Night provides a satisfying cross-section of all the different styles Tom Waits would develop in his illustrious career, including on masterpieces like Rain Dogs, Heartattack and Vine and Mule Variations. For fans, I recommend the book Innocent When You Dream: The Tom Waits Reader which documents his life and music up to 2004 and is perhaps better than a formal biography as it provides various perspectives from many different writers.
5.0 out of 5 stars
A MASTERPIECE!!!,
By Peppe (Italy) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Heart of Saturday Night (Audio CD)
This album is his best for me. Two songs are enough to say it a masterpiece "San Diego Serenade" and "drunk on the moon"
5.0 out of 5 stars
Legendary !,
By Bt "Cat." (Parts unknown) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Heart of Saturday Night (Audio CD)
This is some of the saddest music I've ever heard. Tom's second disc still holds up magnificantly. Back in his early years he was the bourbon/blues piano playing sad sack who could put into words what few others could. Yeah, we all know how he's changed his style over the years, but for me, this lounge lizard's first few disc's are what I consider some of the best music ever written. A timeless classic!
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