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Today, this gentleman below is celebrating his birthday; one of the shoulders I’ve leaned on for a long time. Here he is in '86 at the Tenco Prize with a fantastic version of Burma Shave. Burma Shave was a famous brand found on billboards along American highways. The young Waits thought it was a town, and that the signs were placed there to guide motorists to it. Burma Shave is a story linked to the American dream, to death, to desire. A slogan that in the fifties meant something like "going downhill."
Tom Waits - BURMA SHAVE - San Remo (live) 1986
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In 1977, the singer-songwriter from Pomona had just released "Small Change," one of his most critically acclaimed albums, enhanced by the presence of legendary songs such as "Tom Traubert's Blues" and "The Piano Has Been Drinking," and decided to embark on the project to create "Foreign Affair," a record stil… more
Track 07 - Burma-Shave