The 500 with Josh Adam Meyers 399 - Tom Waits - Rain Dogs - Taylor Goldsmith
Oct 14, 2020
Dawes frontman Taylor Goldsmith revels in the beauty and mania of experimental musician Tom Waits' flawless album Rain Dogs. They discuss the impact of 'Rain Dogs' and its fusion of different genres. They delve into Tom Waits' unique vocal style and the authenticity of his recordings. They also reflect on their own experiences as musicians and share stories of unforgettable gigs and strange performances.
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Introduction
00:00 • 5min
Tom Waits' Career and the Impact of 'Rain Dogs'
05:08 • 15min
Discussion on the Artist's Voice and Song Descriptions
20:15 • 5min
Creating Authentic Sounds: The Unique Recording Technique in 'Rain Dogs'
25:03 • 15min
Reflections on a Musician's Upbringing
39:44 • 7min
Discussion of 'Jockey Fola Bourbon' and 'Tango Till Your Source' from 'Rain Dogs'
46:17 • 3min
Exploring the Song 'Big Black Mariah'
49:16 • 6min
Working with Elvis Costello on Bob Dylan Lyrics
55:35 • 18min
Surviving a Snowstorm and Reflecting on the Experience
01:13:34 • 3min
Gun Street Girl by Tom Waits
01:16:39 • 18min
Unforgettable Gigs and Strange Performances
01:34:48 • 15min