Biography:
Tom Waits (born Thomas Alan Waits, in Pomona, California, on December 7, 1949) is a prolific American singer, songwriter, composer, and actor.
He started his career in the early 1970s as a singer in spit 'n' sawdust bars. Initially, he was deeply influenced by the beat generation, novelists like Jack Kerouac and William S. Burroughs, and poets like Allen Ginsberg and Charles Bukowski. Waits is often compared to Charles Bukowski, being similar both in content and lifestyle
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- Cemetery Polka
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- Hang Down Your Head
- Hang On St. Christopher
- Hold On
- How's It Gonna End?
- I Don't Wanna Grow Up
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- I Want You
- I'll Shoot The Moon
- I'm Your Late Night Evening Prostitute
- In The Neighborhood
- Innocent When You Dream
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- Long Way Home
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- Ol'55
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- The Briar And The Rose
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- The Last Rose Of Summer
- The Piano Has Been Drinking (alternate Tuning)
- Time
- Yesterday Is Here
- I Hope I Don’t Fall In Love With You
- Johnsburg, Illinois
- A Good Man Is Hard To Find
- A Sight For Sore Eyes
- A Sweet Little Bullet From A Pretty Blue Gun
- Alice
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- Another Mans Vine
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- Bend Down The Branches
- Better Off Without A Wife
- Big In Japan
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- Dead Lovely
- Diamond In Your Mind
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- Dirt In The Ground
- Down Down Down
- Down There By The Train
- Downtown
- Drunk On The Moon
- Eggs And Sausage
- Everything You Can Think
- Everything You Can Think Of Is True
- Fannin Street
- Filipino Box Spring Hog
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- Flowers Grave
- Foreign Affair
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- Franks Theme
- Franks Wild Years
- Fumblin With The Blues
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- Hoist That Rag
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- Hope I Dont Fall In Love With You
- House Where Nobody Lives
- Hows It Gonna End
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- I Forgot More Than Youll Ever Know About Her
- I Hope That I Dont Fall In Love With You
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- Ice Cream Man
- If I Have To Go
- Ill Be Gone
- Ill Shoot The Moon Live
- Im Still Here
- Im Your Late Night Prostitute
- In Between Love
- Invitation To The Blues
- Its Over
- Jaynes Blue Wish
- Jersey Girl
- Johnsburg Illinois
- Johnsburg Illinois Guitaruke
- Just The Right Bullets
- Kentucky Avenue
- Kiss Me
- Kommienezuspadt
- Last Leaf
- Last Rose Of Summer
- Lie To Me
- Little Boy Blue
- Lonely
- Looks Like Im Up Shit Creek Again
- Louise Tell It To Me
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- Lullaby
- Make It Rain
- Midnight Lullaby
- Miserys The River Of The World
- More Than Rain
- Mr Henry
- Never Let Go
- New Coat Of Paint
- New Years Eve
- No One Knows Im Gone
- Nobody
- Ol 55
- On The Nickel
- On The Nickle
- On The Road
- Paradise Alley
- Pay Me
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- Picture In A Frame
- Ponchos Lament
- Pony
- Poor Edward
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- Somewhere From West Side Story
- Starving In The Belly Of A Whale
- Swordfishtrombone
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- Take It With Me
- Take Me Home
- Take One Last Look
- Tango Till Theyre Sore
- Telephone Call From Istanbul
- Tell Me
- Temptation
- That Feel
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- The Ghosts Of Saturday Night After Hours At Napoleones Pizza House
- The Heart Of Saturday Night
- The Part You Throw Away
- Til The Money Runs Out
- Tom Trauberts Blues
- Train Song
- Trampled Rose
- Underground
- Union Square
- Virginia Avenue
- Walk Away
- Walking Spanish
- Warm Beer And Cold Women
- Way Down In The Hole
- Whistle Down The Wind
- Whistlin Past The Graveyard
- Who Are You
- Widows Grove
- World Keeps Turning
- Wrong Side Of The Road
- You Can Never Hold Back Spring
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Artist: Tom Waits
Song: Hoist That Rag
Email: [email protected]
Key of Am
[Intro]
Am, Dm, E7, Am, C, Dm, F7, E7, E+
Gtr. 1 - play with dist. and a slight palm mute (not a full tab but gives you some idea)
Am Dm E7 Am C Dm F7 E7 E+
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---5------5--6-------------------------------------------------------------|
G|---5----5----7-----7--7----7--5------5----5--7----7--8-----8--7-----7------|
D|------7------7-----7--6----6--7----7-5----5--7----7--7--7--7--------8--8---|
A|----------------------7----7--7----7-7-------8----------8-----9---9--------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Am Dm E7 Am C Dm F7 E7 E+
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-------5--6----------------------------------------------------------------|
G|-----5----7-----7--7----7--5------5----5--7----7--------8--7-----7---------|
D|---7------7-----7--6----6--7----7-5----5--7----7-----7--------------8------|
A|-------------------7----7--7----7-7-------8-------8--------9---9-----------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
[Verse]
Well I learned the trade from Piggy Noles,
Am Dm E7 Am
and Sing Sing Tommy Shay, boys.
C Dm F7 E7 E+
God used me as a hammer, boys,
Am Dm E7 Am
To beat his weary drum today.
C Dm F7 E7 E+
[Chorus]
Hoist that rag.
Am Dm E7 Am
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---5--5-5-5--6-----6---5--5-5-5---5------5---------------------------------|
G|---5--5-5-5--7-----7-7-7--7-7-7---5------5---------------------------------|
D|---7--7-7-7--7---7---7-6--6-6-6---7---7-----7------------------------------|
A|-----------------------7--7-7-7---7----------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Hoist that rag.
Am Dm E7 Am
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---5--5-5-5--6-----6---5--5-5-5---5---5-5--5--5----------------------------|
G|---5--5-5-5--7-----7-7-7--7-7-7---5---5-5--7--5----------------------------|
D|---7--7-7-7--7---7---7-6--6-6-6---7---7-7--7--7----------------------------|
A|-----------------------7--7-7-7---7----------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Hoist that rag.
Am Dm E7 Am
Am Dm E7 Am
(The entire song repeats this verse/chorus cycle, so that's it! Guitar solo is played over the chorus)
Song: Hoist That Rag
Email: [email protected]
Key of Am
[Intro]
Am, Dm, E7, Am, C, Dm, F7, E7, E+
Gtr. 1 - play with dist. and a slight palm mute (not a full tab but gives you some idea)
Am Dm E7 Am C Dm F7 E7 E+
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---5------5--6-------------------------------------------------------------|
G|---5----5----7-----7--7----7--5------5----5--7----7--8-----8--7-----7------|
D|------7------7-----7--6----6--7----7-5----5--7----7--7--7--7--------8--8---|
A|----------------------7----7--7----7-7-------8----------8-----9---9--------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Am Dm E7 Am C Dm F7 E7 E+
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|-------5--6----------------------------------------------------------------|
G|-----5----7-----7--7----7--5------5----5--7----7--------8--7-----7---------|
D|---7------7-----7--6----6--7----7-5----5--7----7-----7--------------8------|
A|-------------------7----7--7----7-7-------8-------8--------9---9-----------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
[Verse]
Well I learned the trade from Piggy Noles,
Am Dm E7 Am
and Sing Sing Tommy Shay, boys.
C Dm F7 E7 E+
God used me as a hammer, boys,
Am Dm E7 Am
To beat his weary drum today.
C Dm F7 E7 E+
[Chorus]
Hoist that rag.
Am Dm E7 Am
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---5--5-5-5--6-----6---5--5-5-5---5------5---------------------------------|
G|---5--5-5-5--7-----7-7-7--7-7-7---5------5---------------------------------|
D|---7--7-7-7--7---7---7-6--6-6-6---7---7-----7------------------------------|
A|-----------------------7--7-7-7---7----------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Hoist that rag.
Am Dm E7 Am
e|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
B|---5--5-5-5--6-----6---5--5-5-5---5---5-5--5--5----------------------------|
G|---5--5-5-5--7-----7-7-7--7-7-7---5---5-5--7--5----------------------------|
D|---7--7-7-7--7---7---7-6--6-6-6---7---7-7--7--7----------------------------|
A|-----------------------7--7-7-7---7----------------------------------------|
E|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
Hoist that rag.
Am Dm E7 Am
Am Dm E7 Am
(The entire song repeats this verse/chorus cycle, so that's it! Guitar solo is played over the chorus)
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