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KN: Ah, great. We'll call it 'The Devout Catalyst'. TW: I love it! KN: Yeah, good title. TW: A lot of action in the film too, I guess? KN: Oh yeah yeah yeah. I have one thing. I have this picture window ant colony, that I'll have for the titles. TW: So the ants will actually spell out the title of the film, and the credits?
Jerry Garcia and Tom Waits recorded with Nordine on Devout Catalyst. Garcia, David Grisman, Howard Levy, Jim Kerwin and Joe Craven served as the musicians on this timeless collection. Official Grateful Dead biographer Dennis McNally wrote that Devout Catalyst contained "No-retakes, no touch-ups--voice meets fingers, word meets jazz." Nordine ...
Jul 29, 2022 · “A Thousand Bing Bangs” is a dialogue with Tom Waits where they trade verbal choruses as Garcia’s signature guitar tone floats around the words. Nordine explains to Waits a screenplay no one wants to make on “The Movie”, which turns out to be a humorous conversation colored by Garcia’s acoustic meandering.
Feb 19, 2019 · The ensuing years saw collaborations with other musicians: Nordine worked with The Grateful Dead (they’re his backing band on 1991s Devout Catalyst) and Tom Waits —who described Nordine’s voice as a cross between “the guy with the pitchfork in your head saying go ahead and jump, and the ambulance driver who tells you you’re going to ...
Tom Waits - voice (A Thousand Bing Bangs and The Movie) Credits. Producer - Dan Healy Production assistant - Dennis McNally Engineer - Jeff Norman Mastering - Joe Gastwirt Art direction - Timothy Harris Illustration - John S. P. Walker Photography - Susana Millman Package design - Fine Line Design
Devout Catalyst: Ken Nordine: 1991 "Little Man" and "I'm Not Your Fool Anymore" Mississippi Lad: Teddy Edwards: 1992 "Adios Lounge" Beautiful Mess: Thelonious Monster: 1993 "Tramp and Tom Waits With Full Orchestra" and "Coda: Tom Waits With High Strings" Jesus Blood Never Failed Me Yet: Gavin Bryars: 1998 "River of Men" and "World of Adventure ...
