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I fell in love with this album way back in '75. And I love this song in particular. The duet between the bass (Jim Hughart) and clarinet (Gene Cipriano) at the end is so lovely that it's the reason I took up double bass.
Tom Waits - Potter's Field - YouTube |
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Waits stated in NME that he wanted a "Rhapsody in Blue" type clarinet. The orchestration was written and conducted by Bob Alcivar but I don't know what he was using as a model but certainly Gershwin and Bernstein are candidates.
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Join Date: Sep 2013
Location: Baltimore, MD
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Fond memories of being 17 and discovering this record. A whole winter was spent listening to it while driving around in the Appalachians. A girl and a red sports car were involved. I'll be listening to this and reliving some of those memories today.
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