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Tom Jones
2023-05-15
Nashville, TN
Ryman Auditorium
Excellent Audience Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
2023-05-15
Nashville, TN
Ryman Auditorium
Excellent Audience Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. I'm Growing Old
02. Not Dark Yet
03. It's Not Unusual
04. What's New Pussycat?
05. The Windmills Of Your Mind
06. Sex Bomb
07. Popstar
08. One More Cup Of Coffee (Valley Below)
09. Green Green Grass Of Home
10. Across The Borderline
11. Talking Reality Television Blues
12. I Won't Crumble If You Fall
13. Tower Of Song
14. Deliliah
15. Lazarus Man
16. You Can Leave Your Hat On
17 .If I Only Knew
18. Kiss
19. One Hell Of A Life
20. Strange Things Happening Every Day
21. Johnny B. Goode
2020s - #4: He has had number one singles on both sides of the Atlantic, selling over 100 million records. He has hosted 2 TV variety series, one in the 1970's and another in the 1980's. He has performed every style of music imaginable, including pop, rock, R&B, country, techno, soul, gospel and show tunes. He has sung the theme song to numerous movies, including What's New Pussy Cat and The Emperor's New Groove. His voice, with its trademark Welsh accent, makes every song he sings instantly identifiable. And his electrifying live performances still result in women throwing their underwear onto the stage. On top of that, he has played at the most famous venues in the world, such a sthe Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, as captured in this excellent audience recording from May 15, 2023, just 2 years ago today! He is Tom Jones, and even after 60 years in the music business, he still has that magic when he takes the stage to captivate an audience.
2 comments:
Love it - I rarely see Tom Jones posts anywhere else !!
Thanks for this (and all your hard work posting wonderful music). Tom Jones remains a powerful and adventurous performer. Those who only know him from his hits in the 60's or his TV show are missing out on a true artist more powerful as older man than he ever was a pop star.
His latest record "Surrounded By Time" is simply stellar.
His late career is as significant as Johnny Cash's was.
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