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Tom Waits: Live At Atlanta's Fox Theater

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We're still bummed that Tom Waits doesn't have any NY dates scheduled, but All Songs Considered has a great concert available for podcast from July 5. From All Songs Considered:

For his Atlanta stop, recorded at the city's historic Fox Theater on July 5, Waits delivered a stunning and epic two-and-a-half-hour performance, including songs he says he's never attempted outside of the studio before. Backing Waits is a five-piece group featuring Seth Ford-Young (upright bass), Patrick Warren (keyboards), Omar Torrez (guitars), Vincent Henry (woodwinds) and Casey Waits (drums and percussion). "They play with racecar precision and they are all true conjurers," Waits says. "They are all multi-instrumentalists and they polka like real men."
You can grab the podcast here. [Thanks Alan Parsons]

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