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Tom Waits live at the Troubadour on August 16th, 1975. Pictures are from the show!
0:00:16 On a Foggy Night
0:07:25 Better Off Without a Wife
0:11:30 Warm Beer and Cold Women
0:17:12 Nighthawk Postcards (From Easy Street)
0:28:38 (Looking For) The Heart of Saturday Night
0:35:58 Eggs and Sausage (In a Cadillac With Susan Michelson)
0:40:59 San Diego Serenade
0:44:18 Spare Parts I (A Nocturnal Emission)
0:46:47 Drunk on the Moon
0:52:35 Diamonds on My Windshield
1:00:30 Martha
Barry Schultz: When I met Tom at the motel and coffee shop he appeared like an extreme oddball, but when I saw and heard him sing at the Troubadour that night I was so very much impressed by his talent, especially when he sang so visually about raindrops forming diamonds on his windshield, using parking meters as walking sticks and saying that he was so horny the crack of dawn had to be careful around him.
pastdaily.com: Yours truly [the site owner, not me!] recorded it, during my stint as sound-mixer at The Troubadour. We had some technical glitches to deal with - a dandy intermittent grounding problem and a Bass amp that was acting up. And there was the tape-flip that left out the applause from one song and picked up the song in progress on the other. But aside from all that, it was classic Tom Waits and the Tom Waits who was such a fixture around Hollywood in the early 70s and during a time when The Troubadour was still in the habit of booking a wide spectrum of acts.