"From Gaffer Tape to Door Slams" Mark Howard Talks Tom Waits' Talent Finding New Sounds to Record

In this second part of All Day Vinyl's LEGENDS Podcast interview with music producer Mark Howard, we look behind the scenes on the recording of Neil Young's Le Noise & Tom Waits Real Gone album sessions, and remixing of Joni Mitchell's debut album.
In this clip Mark recalls talks recording Tom Waits' 2004 album Real Gone in Northern California. Tom and Mark recorded the album in an old converted schoolhouse and in order to achieve Tom's vision the duo found everyday objects to create brand new sounds. Mark relates some really great anecdotes about working with Tom and his unique mannerisms. I'm personally a big Tom Waits fan and I enjoyed hearing these stories, I hope you enjoy them as well. Thank you so much for watching, and would appreciate if you rate, subscribe, and share and check us out @alldayvinyl on Instagram

[@george-st-george]

Excellent stories and insights !!!! Very cool !!!!!!

[@alldayvinyl]

Thank you for watching!

[@ArenHill]

I love the way Tom approaches sound. Everything is an instrument!

[@alldayvinyl]

His creativity is off the charts! The full interview has more stories if you have time to watch it’s got some nuggets

[@fiddlefolk]

Bought both of Mark's books but I sure wish he would write another about all the tricks and methods to recording! I love his sounds he gets!

[@alldayvinyl]

great books, i think he is also working on a documentary which will be great i'm sure!