True Orphans pt 3 (1980-1989) - Final Season Specials

<p>More discussions of Waits's unreleased recordings brings us to the 1980s, featuring several demos, a bunch of covers, and significant collaborations with other musicians, both big and small. Highlights this week include his contribution to a poetry documentary, a live Ewan MacColl cover, and his evening of collaborations with The Replacements.</p> <p>website: songbysongpodcast.com<br /> twitter: @songbysongpod<br /> e-mail: songbysongpodcast@gmail.com</p> <p>Music extracts used for illustrative/review purposes include:<br /> Purple Avenue / Empty Pockets, live recording, Expo Theatre, Montreal Canada (3 July 1981)<br /> Smuggler's Waltz / Bronx Lullaby, from Poetry In Motion, dir. Ron Mann (1982)<br /> Carnivalins, unreleased recording, Frank's Wild Demos (1986?)<br /> Vegas Theme, unreleased recording, Frank's Wild Demos (1986?)<br /> Downtown Train (alt take), NME's Big Four 7" EP, Tom Waits (1986)<br /> Harlem Shuffle, Dirty Work, The Rolling Stones (1986)<br /> I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Knew (About Her), live recording, Beverly Theatre, Los Angeles CA, Tom Waits with Elvis Costello and Lou Reed, w. Cecil Null (4 October 1986)<br /> Papa's Got A Brand New Bag, live recording, Massey Hall, Toronto Canada, w. James brown (7 October 1987)<br /> Mack The Knife, live recording, Freie Volksbuhne, Berlin Germany, w. Bertolt Brecht / Kurt Weill (8 December 1987)<br /> Big Rock Candy Mountain, from the film Ironweed, dir. Hector Babenco (1987)<br /> Once More Before I Go, from the film Candy Mountain, dir. Robert Frank and Rudy Wurlitzer (1988)<br /> Date To Church, single b-side, The Replacements / Tom Waits (1989)<br /> Lowdown Monkey Blues, Dead Man's Pop, The Replacements / Tom Waits (1989/2019)<br /> If Only You Were Lonely, Dead Man's Pop, The Replacements / Tom Waits (1989/2019)<br /> I Can Help, studio outtake / Dead Man's Pop, The Replacements / Tom Waits, w. Billy Swan (1989/2019)<br /> We Know The Night - Rehearsal Version, Dead Man's Pop, The Replacements / Tom Waits (1989/2019)<br /> Take It As It