
'Small Change' 50th Anniversary Re-issue Available to Pre-Order via @antirecords.
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Wildwood is in theaters today!
The story follows a young girl named Prue who ventures into a forbidden, enchanted forest to rescue her kidnapped baby brother. The film's ensemble cast features a very recognizable voice hiding in the shadows.
Who Is Martin Mull? premieres today on Netflix.
The documentary, co-directed by the late Bob Saget and Neil Berkeley, explores Mull's career in film and TV alongside his lifelong work as a fine-art painter.
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Waits joins the film to remember his longtime friend and collaborator. Their history dates back to the 1970s, when they toured together and shared the stage during Waits' appearances on Fernwood 2 Night and America 2 Night.
The 50th Anniversary re-issue of Small Change is out today, available on 4 limited edition 180g vinyl variations.
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“… I don’t take things at face value like I used to. So I dispelled some things in these songs that I had substantiated before. I’m trying to show something to myself, plus get some things off my chest. Step Right Up...
May 3, 1977: Part two of Tom Waits’ UK debut on The Old Grey Whistle Test.
Here he performs “Tom Traubert’s Blues” - a quiet, intimate contrast to “Small Change.”
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Welcome to the future. From the director of The Incredibles and Ratatouille comes RAY GUNN, starring Sam Rockwell, Scarlett Johansson, and Tom Waits. In select theaters December 4, only on Netflix December 18.
50 years after its release, Small Change remains a masterpiece that contains some of Waits’ best early work. Classic jazz, Tin Pan Alley, and Stephen Foster filtered through Tom’s unique worldview and lyrical genius.
Heartbreaking, hilarious and always vivid, songs like“Step Right Up”, “Tom Traubert’s Blues”, “I Wish I Was in New Orleans”, “The Piano Has Been Drinking”, and“Invitation to the Blues” are all classics that have influenced generations of songwriters since.
"Boots on the Ground" takes the #1 spot on Consequence’s 100 Best Songs of 2026 So Far. Here’s what they had to say about the collaboration between Tom Waits and Massive Attack:
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string of visceral impressions. In his most memorable moment from a song full of great vocal performances, he wails, "Big titties! Big titties!/ Well we holler and we burn down cities!"
Interviewed in 1977 for Contemporary Keyboard at the Tropicana, where he’d just taken up residence, Waits side-stepped standard musical theory to deliver a playful, improvised tall tale about how he first got his hands on a piano.
photo by Neil Zlowzower
See, I saw this piano hanging up in the window of a pawnshop. It was Christmas time and everything, so I told my mother, 'If I could just get my hands on that sucker....'




