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Music Info

	Release Date: 10/05/2004


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Real Gone

Rating:

Reviewed by:
David Peisner

Waits is an often brilliant chronicler of the dispossessed, the down-and-out, and the just plain weird, but that doesn’t always translate into songs worth a shit. On Real Gone, however, everything comes together. He lays off the boozy ballads in favor of Afro-Cuban shuffles, reggae epics, politico-folk songs, and one tune (“Make It Rain”) that Eric Clapton could make millions covering. Leave it to Waits to traverse such strange territory without getting lost.