Tom Waits - Real Gone Artist_折坂悠太 Yuta Orisaka with unprecedented amounts of care

with unprecedented amounts of care and in a much more collaborative manner than his past albums

in the mid 70s Jennings was approached by fellow Detroit resident and musician Herbert Andrei Duncan with a song he had written titled ‘We Crown The King’

it felt more serious and more real

who painted a fascinating disco-not-disco portrait of the original

which were recorded by Masumi during a trip to Los Angeles in June

Tom Waits - Real Gone Artist_折坂悠太 Yuta Orisaka with unprecedented amounts of careReal Gone from 2004 sees Waits and his long time collaborator, wife Kathleen Brennan pen and produce a melting pot of styles. 15 tracks of Funk, Jamaican Rocksteady, urban and rural Blues, African and Latin rhythms and melodies feature on this fine release. The album features some of the few political songs Waits has written, the most explicit being Day After Tomorrow, a song Waits has described as an "elliptical" protest against the Iraq War.