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Track Listings
| 1. Opening Montage - Tom Waits & Crystal Gayle |
| 2. Is There Any Way Out Of This Dream? - Crystal Gayle |
| 3. Picking Up After You - Tom Waits,Crystal Gayle |
| 4. Old Boyfriends - Crystal Gayle |
| 5. Broken Bicycles - Tom Waits |
| 6. I Beg Your Pardon - Tom Waits |
| 7. Little Boy Blue - Tom Waits |
| 8. Instrumental Montage - Tom Waits,Crystal Gayle |
| 9. You Can't Unring A Bell - Tom Waits |
| 10. This One's From The Heart - Tom Waits & Crystal Gayle |
| 11. Take Me Home - Crystal Gayle |
| 12. Presents - Tom Waits & Crystal Gayle |
| 13. Candy Apple Red - Tom Waits |
| 14. Once Upon A Town/Empty Pockets - Tom Waits |
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Amazon.co.uk Review
Francis Ford Coppola's Quixotic 1982 Vegas-themed musical, One From the Heart, forever cast a pall over his Hollywood future, sounding a death knell for his once-promising American Zoetrope studios into the bargain. Hindsight being 20/20, it's now easy to see Heart's visual conceits as the glorious cinematic antecedent to Moulin Rouge, its smart, lounge-savvy score by musical odd couple Tom Waits and Crystal Gayle easily 15 years ahead of the retro-hipster revival it preceded--and outclassed at every turn. Now brightened by a sparkling digital remastering, it remains the most accessibly mainstream--and ironically idiosyncratic--music of Waits' storied career. Waits raspy growl is the perfect counterpoint to Gayle's own gutsy, surprisingly bluesy diva turns. Backed by the spare, deftly lugubrious production of Bones Howe and key contributions by jazz vets Greg Cohen on bass, saxist Teddy Edwards and the key, mournfully lyrical trumpet of Jack Sheldon, Waits' score has long since taken its rightful place as a modern classic, a perfectly realised romantic daydream that never forgets the wistful, broken hearts stacking up beneath the Vegas neon. This edition features the previously unreleased Waits vocal outtake, "Candy Apple Red" as well as an early, discarded version of the opening montage "Once upon a Town/Empty Pockets", rejected songs that only underscore the strength of Waits' musical hand. --Jerry McCulley, Amazon.com
Francis Ford Coppola's Quixotic 1982 Vegas-themed musical, One From the Heart, forever cast a pall over his Hollywood future, sounding a death knell for his once-promising American Zoetrope studios into the bargain. Hindsight being 20/20, it's now easy to see Heart's visual conceits as the glorious cinematic antecedent to Moulin Rouge, its smart, lounge-savvy score by musical odd couple Tom Waits and Crystal Gayle easily 15 years ahead of the retro-hipster revival it preceded--and outclassed at every turn. Now brightened by a sparkling digital remastering, it remains the most accessibly mainstream--and ironically idiosyncratic--music of Waits' storied career. Waits raspy growl is the perfect counterpoint to Gayle's own gutsy, surprisingly bluesy diva turns. Backed by the spare, deftly lugubrious production of Bones Howe and key contributions by jazz vets Greg Cohen on bass, saxist Teddy Edwards and the key, mournfully lyrical trumpet of Jack Sheldon, Waits' score has long since taken its rightful place as a modern classic, a perfectly realised romantic daydream that never forgets the wistful, broken hearts stacking up beneath the Vegas neon. This edition features the previously unreleased Waits vocal outtake, "Candy Apple Red" as well as an early, discarded version of the opening montage "Once upon a Town/Empty Pockets", rejected songs that only underscore the strength of Waits' musical hand. --Jerry McCulley, Amazon.com