Tom Waits "Small Change (50th Anniversary)" COLOR:180g Aquamarine at both Romnes’ and Cioni’s

at both Romnes’ and Cioni’s studios—The Barber Shop in Hopatcong

2002 by V2 Records in the US

served as both a celebration and a critique of Black identity in America

"although there's still some quite nice country stuff on there

Hellbilly Deluxe in August 1998

Tom Waits "Small Change (50th Anniversary)" COLOR:180g Aquamarine at both Romnes’ and Cioni’sRemastered and reissued on Anti, Small Change is the fourth release in Tom Waits' series of skid row travelogues. It proves to be the archetypal album of his '70s work. A jazz trio comprising tenor sax player Lew Tabackin, bassist Jim Hughart, and drummer Shelly Manne, plus an occasional string section, back Waits and his piano on songs steeped in whiskey and atmosphere. He alternately sings in his broken beaned drunk's voice (now deeper and overtly