Tom Waits, who surely learned a thing or two from jazz and blues vinyl in his formative years, is a man who knows the value of an indie record store. Expounding on the subject regarding Record Store Day, he said "The record store is the livery stable where I can tie up, feed and groom my ears." Waits, who has done some of his best work since moving to the independent Anti label after years with the majors, is saluting Record Store Day by released a limited-edition 7" single on Anti, which features live cuts from his 2008 Glitter and Doom tour. The first side sports an Atlanta, GA performance of "Lucinda/Ain't Goin' Down to the Well," while the flip features his Edinburgh, Scotland run through "Bottom of the World." Be smart and snap it up now if you don't want to wind up paying five or six times the list price a month from now on eBay.
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