The Early Years, Vol. 1 - Tom Waits

The Early Years, Vol. 1

Tom Waits

  • Genre: Alternative
  • Release Date: 1991-07-16
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 13

  • ℗ 1991 Bizarre/Straight Records

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
Goin' Down Slow Tom Waits 2:48 DOWNLOAD
2
Poncho's Lament Tom Waits 4:17 DOWNLOAD
3
I'm Your Late Night Evening Pr Tom Waits 3:16 DOWNLOAD
4
Had Ma a Girl Tom Waits 5:32 DOWNLOAD
5
Ice Cream Man (Early Version, Tom Waits 3:12 DOWNLOAD
6
Rockin' Chair Tom Waits 3:15 DOWNLOAD
7
Virginia Avenue (Early Version Tom Waits 2:41 DOWNLOAD
8
Midnight Lullabye (Early Versi Tom Waits 3:37 DOWNLOAD
9
When You Ain't Got Nobody Tom Waits 3:24 DOWNLOAD
10
Little Trip to Heaven (Early V Tom Waits 3:02 DOWNLOAD
11
Frank's Song Tom Waits 1:56 DOWNLOAD
12
Looks Like I'm Up Shit Creek A Tom Waits 3:03 DOWNLOAD
13
So Long I'll See Ya Tom Waits 3:31 DOWNLOAD

Reviews

  • Early Years Vol. 1

    4
    By Peacelovesoul
    I will say that sometimes it's hard to realize that this is the Tom Waits that we hear today. But that dose not take away from the fact that this is great stuff..... Not just for Tom Waits fans.
  • A Must-Have Classic

    5
    By iba.film.addict
    This is one of my favorite albums, there really isn't any filler on this. Tom Waits earlier stuff is my favorite, so these stripped, low down bluesy songs are like heaven. You have everything that makes Waits awesome- the humor, the stark sadness, and he even gives us some amazing love songs (Little Trip to Heaven is my favorite track, it's just incredible. If you call yourself a Tom Waits fan, you must own this. If you're a newcomer wanting to hear what hes all about- this is the perfect starting place. A timeless, genius album that I'll treasure until I die.
  • Is It 4 am Already?

    4
    By Gaffer Bowie
    i can't say that i agree with the review posted here. though many people may be surprised by the bluesy, one man show feel of this album, it is by no means sub-standard. taken on its own merits, away from the tom waits' catalog, it contains good, solid, bare-bones blues ("Goin' Down Slow") with a Waits twist ("Looks Like I'm Up S**t Creek Again", "So Long I'll See Ya"). no, this is not an album for those who look for more of the "concept" Waits, but those seeking good, drinkin' alone at 4 am tunes.