Tom Waits - Rain Dogs Vinyl Melvins Behind Bars (With Brantley Gilbert

Behind Bars (With Brantley Gilbert and Struggle Jennings)

High Top Mountain's dozen instant classics evoke the sound of timeless country in it's many guises and brings back the lyrical forthrightness and depth that permeated the music Simpson absorbed during his Kentucky childhood

You Don't Know My Name

That Way (Bonus Track)

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Tom Waits - Rain Dogs Vinyl Melvins Behind Bars (With Brantley GilbertNoted as Tom Waits most critically acclaimed album, Rain Dogs follows the new musical path Waits had taken with Swordfishtrombones. Considered the middle of a de facto trilogy with Swordfishtrombones and Franks Wild Years, Rain Dogs is the first of Waits albums to be written in New York, in a Lower Manhattan basement. A 53 minute, 19 track monster, Rain Dogs is a kind of mutant, late 20th century musical Canterbury Tales with a shape shifting band.