Love And Trust Quotes Biography
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"We've been working together since Swordfish... I'm the prospector, she's the cook. She says, "you bring it home, I'll cook it up." I think we sharpen each other like knives. She has a fearless imagination. She writes lyrics that are like dreams. And she puts the heart into all things. She's my true love. There's no one I trust more with music, or life. And she's got great rhythm, and finds melodies that are so intriguing and strange. Most of the significant changes I went through musically and as a person began when we met. She's the person by which I measure all others. She's who you want with you in a foxhole. She doesn't like the limelight, but she is an incandescent presence on everything we work on together."
Michael Zangari (1977): "He says he'd like to get married someday. Heads turn around in surprise. Waits shakes his head and retreats, "Yeah, I even want to have kids. I'll call the first one "Get off the rug" and the second one "You too". (Source: "Tom Waits Lives His Haggard Vision And Survivers". Colorado Daily (USA). November 3, 1977. By Michael Zangari)
Clark Peterson (1978): "One of your best songs is 'Bad Liver and a Broken Heart.' Are women always dumping on you?" TW: "No, I'm just looking for the right one. I've tried all kinds and nothin' works. I may have to settle for livestock, like my first meaningful experience. Her parents didn't like me so we broke up. She was a small heifer. I'm looking for a woman who owns a liquor store. There's one maniac who sits on my porch every night -- it's like "Play Misty for me." No comic relief there at all; she's a few bricks short of a full load." (Source: "Sleazy Rider - A man who works at being a derelict". RELIX magazine by Clark Peterson. Date: May - June, 1978. Vol. 5 No. 2)
Tom Waits (1978): "I'd like to have some children. I'll probably adopt a bunch of Mexicans and live out in Pico Rivera and watch a black and white TV set with a T-shirt on and a beer in one hand and dogshit on the lawn." (Source: "Sleazy Rider - A man who works at being a derelict". RELIX magazine by Clark Peterson. Date: May - June, 1978. Vol. 5 No. 2)
Larry Goldstein (1978): Where is Waits really headed? The truth now. He's not so easy to pin down, though I tried. He can bob and weave with the best of them. The harder I tried the more he dodged the question. But finally I got it out of him. His glass of Tropicana was dry and he was on his last Winston. He was getting restless, but I was persistent. he finally replied, "I really just want to settle down with some unemployed cheerleader in Iowa somewhere. I'm just taking a roundabout route". (Source: "Nighthawks At The Chelsea", Modern Hi-Fi and Musics Sound Trax, by Larry Goldstein. New York. October, 1978)
John Hamblett (1979): Can you ever picture yourself as married? TW: "Yeah, I guess I have some kind of picture of that. But I don't know... it seems to let me down every time. It's like, Why is the dream always so much sweeter than the taste? But I'm not cold-blooded. I'd like to have a home and kids one day." (Source: "The Neon Dreams Of Tom Waits". "New Musical Express" magazine. John Hamblett. London. May 12, 1979)
Patrick Humphries (1981): The conversation moved to marriage. Waits' bride of seven months was over with him, taking time off from her job at 20th Century Fox. She originally wanted to be a nun, but abandoned this when she married Waits. "You could say I've saved her from the Lord." The wedding ceremony was not without incident. Waits found the Marriage Chapel in the Yellow Pages, right next to "Massage": "The registrar's name was Watermelon, and he kept calling me Mr. Watts... My mother likes what I do, I guess she's happier now that I'm married, I think she was a little bit worried about me for a while." (Source: "Heart Of Saturday Morning" Melody Maker. March 14, 1981 by Patrick Humphries)
Johnny Black (1981): "There's a favourite scene in gangster movies where the private dick is standing at the bar with the bad guy and the bartender slips him a note with his double brandy. "Look out kid, he's got a gun," it says. I had a similar experience when the phone rang an hour before I left my house and Waits' press officer nonchalantly told me, "You know he just got married?". "TOM WAITS? MARRIED?". "Yes. Last month, to a script analyst at 20th Century Fox." Waits' version of how it happened is more appealing. "Kathleen was living in a convent, studying to be a nun. I met her when they let her out for a party on New Year's Eve. She left the Lord for me." (Source: "Tom Waits: Waits And Double Measures". Smash Hits magazine by Johnny Black. March 18, 1981)
Tom Waits (1981): "I've spent ten miserable years looking for her..." (Source: "Tom Waits: Waits And Double Measures". Smash Hits magazine by Johnny Black. March 18, 1981)
Tom Waits (1981): "My wife's part Irish. Brennan. So we spent our honeymoon crawling up and down the shoulders of Ireland for the last three weeks. Best thing that ever happened to me."... "We stayed in an old house, used to be owned by William Blake. Radio was busted, so we called down to the guy on the desk but he'd gone to get parts for the radio. Didn't come back for four days. Just great. They live at my level of incompetence. We fit in real well there."... "I've been all over the world, every city in America and I feel like I don't know anyplace. Some name comes up in conversation and I can say, 'Oh, I've been there.' But I don't know anything, never see anything. You're so insulated, usually you get no time to find a neighbourhood where you feel comfortable. You learn to wear your home on your back. It's strange and peculiar mostly. That's why I liked Ireland. My wife and me stayed three weeks." (Source: "Tom Waits: Waits And Double Measures". Smash Hits magazine by Johnny Black. March 18, 1981)
Tom Waits (1983): My wife is from Johnsburg, Illinois. It's right outside McHenry and up by the ching-a-lings. She grew up on a farm up there. So it's [Johnsburg Illinois] dedicated to her. It's real short. Somehow I wanted just to get it all said in one verse. There are times when you work on a song and end up repeating in the second verse what you already said in the first. So I thought I would be more appropriate if it's just like a feeling of a sailor somewhere in a cafe, who opens his wallet and turns to the guy next to him and shows him the picture while he's talking about something else and says: "Oh, here. That's her." and then closes his wallet and puts it back in his pants." (Source: "Tom Waits - Swordfishtrombones ". Island Promo interview, 1983)
Tom Waits (1983): "We met at a miserable little funeral in a miserable little town called San Casedra. She was an aerialist with circus Vargas and we were both standing under the same umbrella. It's a very long story, the guy was in his seventies, he choked on a chickenbone." (Source: "Skid Romeo". The Face magazine. Robert Elms. Los Angeles, 1983)
Elissa van Poznak (1985): " Waits says his wife of four years drives him "insane when I'm working and insane when I'm not". TW: She may have actually worked for the Ringling Brothers Circus at one time. "She can lie down on nails, stick a knitting needle through her lips and drink coffee, so I knew she was the girl for me," claims Waits, though it's doubtful whether she "jumped the Grand Canyon with Evil Knievel and had seven kids from a previous marriage." (Source: "Lower east side story". The Face: Elissa van Poznak. Ca. October 1985)
Tom Waits (1985): "I'm still drawn to the ugly, I don't know if it's a flaw in my personality or something that happened when I was a child. It's like when you look out of the window what's the first thing you notice? My wife says I look down, that's what's wrong with me. That's why I see the spit. I don't know - it's what you choose to take from your vision." (Source: "Subterranean Low-Life Blues". "SOUNDS" magazine. Chris Roberts. New York, October 19, 1985)
Tom Waits (1985). " I wrote it [Frank's Wild Years the play] with Kathleen Brennan. GB. How did you collaborate? TW. With great difficulty. GB. Did you work together or did you send stuff back and forth? TW. Well, she's my wife. We sent stuff back and forth. Like dishes, books, frying pans, vases." (Source: "Tom Waits for no man".Spin Magazine: Glenn O'Brien. November 1985)
Glenn O'Brien (1985): "Ever work with your wife before? TW. No, this is a first. And a last. GB. Do you think it's hard to be critical with somebody that you're close to? TW. Yeah. Or it's hard not to be critical." (Source: "Tom Waits for no man". Spin Magazine: Glenn O'Brien. November 1985)
Tom Waits (1986): "We met on New Year's Eve. Roy Brown was playing. It was love at first sight. We got married in Watts, at the Always and Forever Wedding Chappel, twenty-four-hour service on Manchester Boulevard...She's my true love." (Source: "Tom Waits: The Drifter Finds A Home". Rolling Stone. Elliot Murphy, January 30, 1986)
Tom Waits (1986): "My wife wrote the play [Frank's Wild Years] with me. Her name's first on it, not mine." (Source: "Waits Happening". Beat magazine. Pete Silverton. New York, 1986)
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