Tom Waits - Chicago (Late Show With David Letterman 2012)
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- Опубликовано: 9 янв 2013
- Late Show With David Letterman, Ed Sullivan Theater, New York, NY, July 9, 2012
On Letterman studio stage:
Tom Waits - Vocals
David Hidalgo - Guitar
Big Bill Morganfield - Guitar
Larry "the mole" Taylor - Bass
Casey Waits - Drums
Augie Meyers - Piano
Clint Maedgen - saxophone 
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Mr. Waits makes getting old look cool. Jaysus the man has this power. Great.
Dave Hidalgo too
TheGreatAbstracto
Agreed, I've always wondered why the Lobos guys never collaborated with Carlos Santana--seems like such a perfect match, like if Santana ever felt like going back an doing a more traditional blues album. Maybe some day.
Well when he was 27 someone called him "the oldest 27 year old in the world" so perhaps he is just coming into his own :)
Killer band for another Tom Waits masterpiece. Can't beat David Hidalgo on guitar.
That Tom's son, Casey, on drums. Fantastic!
I went to Middle school with Casey. It was cool because Tom would go on fieldtrips with us.
Im in Awe that its The Son Of Muddy.&,Tom +'Wife'.Son Aswell.[Read that on here.Hope Ive that correct.!]Whar a groove this has..100%.Tom &,Band.Great.
Old school blues keeping on the one chord for more than one phrase - keeps the tension going all the way - doesn't release it at all - great feel for music and drama in a song. Genius.
rodsreel It takes a brilliant musical mind to write a fantastic song like this one using just one chord. Composers will often stray from the main feeling of a song by modulating too much or adding flashy chord changes to disorient the listener, but what they do with 15 chords Tom can achieve with one or two of the most basic ones. This song is a prime example: uncomforting harmony, addictive groove.
Yeah man these guys are floating on this groove so good!
That's it Waits is kind of a genius. His always innovative rhythmic section, his rich vocabulary and deep wide range of his lyrics, his unique voice and the way he uses it, wow, Waits goes from jazz into blues and viceversa so nice and easily... Waits cooks and tastes and deliver us his own jewel songs in such a sophisticated style. No one as this fellow. Waits is a world apart. Have past hours and then days, hearing only Tom and not even then willing to quit his universe. And I keep entrying once and again in his universe. Think it is a music to hear alone, very often. So touching he can be. He makes you think and feel, at once, a lot. A great, excellent artist. 🎶💎💜👌
I always loved the bond between Letterman and Mr Waits. They seemed to relate to each other pretty well
Tom Waits is like the dark Bob Dylan, the bad guy of all greats songwriters.
+Jorge Iriarte Or a modern Captain Beefheart.
Jorge Iriarte he's the anti-sinatra
Bob Dylan got pretty dark though...
Tom Waits light is blinding!
You don’t get him.Tom shines a super trooper into human endurance and love and caring from a true perspective.He’s a beautiful thought
Chuck Norris went to a Tom Waits concert once, he's still there.
What an amazing groove...
R.I.P. Larry Taylor. One of of the greatest bassists ever. And he could sing and play lead guitar and slide guitar.
Unfortunately he died on August 19, 2019
I came here to say the same thing. You beat me to it.
Never enough to say that i am so happy Tom Waits is still around.
It's amazing. About 40 years and still not a single bad, average, or "just good" song. Every single one is a unique masterpiece.
Can anyone out there just imagine TW and Screamin Jay on stage together? WOW!!!
He is better live. He is really able to set the mood
Agreed. He's a performance artist.
There will be no other like him ...
I'm speechless, pure genius. I am forever a Tom waits fan
Played this on the jukebox at the bar last night...no one (only 3 people) in the bar knew who Tom Waits was...but they couldn't stop moving.
This has got to be one of THE greatest songs ever written about the movement out of the South, including the movement of blues and Dixieland jazz. Much of it was spread by rail, and much of that was to the north by rail to Chicago. Tom should get some kind of award for writing this song. Truly, he is a troubadour who can capture such things in lyrics and music.
i love this oldschool hooligan!!! A LEGEND FOR ME AND A MUSICAL HERO WILLI
Tom Waits has finally caught up to his own voice. Love this man. Love.
How can someone NOT love TW?
Fantastic. The groove was so deep I for once wasn't wanting a guitar solo because it didn't need one. Not that David Hidalgo wouldn't have come up with something perfect.
This groove is so deep Chinese rice farmers are shaking their asses.
@@stevesheldon8616 jeeesus ... not sure whether to cringe or keep grinnin' ... I salute you, you magnificent bastard
This fucking genius, man... How can someone NOT love TW?
David Hidalgo from Los Lobos at the guitar
maría andrea lópez toache along with Larry Taylor from canned heat and the monkees, Augie Meyers from Sir douglas quartet, muddy waters son, tom waits son, and a preservation hall jazz band saxaphonist. what a lineup!
@@melvinwren Wow!
A true artist.
Un~Bucking Felievable . . . I can't get enough !
Tom Waits is a fantastic musician.
Muddy Water's son (Big Bill Morganfield) on the red guitar there...
pure genius. it doesn't get any better than this.
The look on the sax player at the start says it all .
Great version on the album but this has something else to it that blows my fucking brains away. Amazing doesn't even begin to describe it.
Carry the urgency into where we live now Tom
Captivating..A little moist in the eyes..Some cranium tingling
Played that shit more than 5 years ago & the world still not ready for it. Tom Waits is the MAN!!!😎
Tom waits me poursuit, des films de Jarmush à aujourd’hui, avec la même nostalgie d’un quelque chose que je n’ai pas connu mais qui m’attire.
Thank God for Tom Waits.
Beautiful ode to my hometown! :-D
Dang, that Band! That Man Tom Waits...time for LIVE 2018!
great tune with David Hidalgo..
Tom’s son Casey on drums, marvelously layin’ it down. The entire band and Tom: truly marvelous!
deep respect to him!
спасибо, Том. за юность и за зрелость , спасибо за все !
Bravo Dima!
one of the great american poets...
Un mito vivente!!!
"maybe things whu'hill be better in Chicago!" wow, that man!
I'd wait to hear Waits, no matter how long it takes. :) Seriously.
Perfect.
Love Tom Waits...and even better is seeing Larry Taylor on Bass.!!
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Great Tom !
Thanks
Tom Waits is in a category of one.
Really Great!!!
Goosebumps everyone I watch and hear this!
Tom Waits for no one!
Even Chicago is moved by this song.
This just rocks
this just oozes with class
Fabuleux .
Whos comin wiv me to Chicago then?
Thank you!!
amazing performance by this legend
Poet and one of a kind.
Amazing music
Se escucha, genial!!!!!
Pure class
greatness
Wow what a swampy great piece of funkiness that was. Loved the guitar interplay.
beautiful ...ciao from Italy
Tom Waits has the coolest cats in the band.
I wish i could meet Tom W. In person one day...he is amazing!
I love this guy. He is so interesting.
One cool dude ,great performance !
magnifique.
Man... What a voice
Remek, super!
Legendary.
Genius!
The Tom Waits Run....May 7th Tønsberg Norway.....All Aboard!!!!
MONSTRUO!!!!
Good lord...genius. Dave had Tom on from start...I miss Dave.
UNBELIEVABLE TOM IS ....
I love Tom Waits
Ah I love him.
"You know where I can be found
Where the rainbow hits the ground
I’m not alone
I’m not afraid
This bird has flown from his cage
There’s so much magic we have known
On this sapphire we call home"
AHHHH YES!!
man of genius
I want to live inside this song
He gives 💯
A immm chicaguu shuuuu, great Tom Waits ever
RIP Larry Taylor
I like Tom Waits but whenever I hear him I'm reminded of what an original talent Captain Beefheart was
This is good
Thanks Tom, Chicago is better for your song
way better than the sudio version long live Tom fu*king Waits
Very intense!
No one does Tom Waits like Tom Waits
70 лет сегодня !! Крут!
Bad ass!
Fucking epic. Tom never let's us down.
Waits sings the song with his whole body.
This guy can sing.
The 25 people who gave this a "thumbs down" need to give their heads a shake
nice man
The story teller.