Blue Valentine
by Tom Waits
- Type: Album
- Released: 5 September 1978
- Label: Asylum
- Country: United States
- Length: 49:36
- Community rating: 4.07/5 from 7 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
Transitioning slightly away from his jazzy beat-poetry origins, Tom Waits introduces stinging electric guitars and grittier blues arrangements on 'Blue Valentine'. The album is a profoundly poetic, deeply nocturnal exploration of heartbreaking urban romance, balancing his remarkably sad, raw vocal delivery with surprisingly playful, cinematic storytelling.
Genres
Descriptors: acoustic, male-vocals, piano, ballad, bluesy, storytelling
Tracklist
- Somewhere (From "West Side Story") (3:53)
- Red Shoes By The Drugstore (3:14)
- Christmas Card From A Hooker In Minneapolis (4:32)
- Romeo Is Bleeding (4:52)
- $29.00 (8:15)
- Wrong Side Of The Road (5:14)
- Whistlin' Past The Graveyard (3:17)
- Kentucky Avenue (4:49)
- A Sweet Little Bullet From A Pretty Blue Gun (5:36)
- Blue Valentines (5:50)
Credits
- Tom Waits - primary artist, written-by, vocals, vocals, piano [acoustic], vocals, electric guitar
- Ron Coro - art direction, design
- Geoff Howe - engineer [2nd]
- Ralph Osborn - engineer [2nd]
- Herb Cohen Management - management
- Terry Dunavan - mastered by [disc mastering]
- Rickie Lee Jones - other [cover model, uncredited]
- Elliot Gilbert - photography by
- Bones Howe - producer [production & sound], engineer
- Bill Franks - typography [hand lettering]
- Leonard Bernstein - written-by
- Stephen Sondheim - written-by
- Byron Miller - bass
- Ricky Lawson - drums
- Roland Bautista - electric guitar
- Dawilli Gonga - electric piano [yamaha], electric piano [yamaha electric grand piano]
- Jim Hughart - bass
- Bobbye Hall - congas
- Chip White - drums
- Ray Crawford - electric guitar, electric guitar [solo], soloist
- Charles Kynard - organ
- Frank Vicari - tenor saxophone
- Scott Edwards - bass
- Earl Palmer - drums
- "Shine" Robinson - electric guitar
- Harold Battiste - piano
- Herb Hardesty - tenor saxophone
- Bob Alcivar - arranged by [orchestra], conductor [orchestra]