Small Change (1976) is TW's fourth studio album, and his third with Bones Howe as producer. This is a classic from the TW library, featuring "Tom Traubert's Blues" and "The Piano Has Been Drinking," two songs which I have loved for some time and which TW has continued to perform for much of his career.
Much like The Heart of Saturday Night however, this is an album which is largely unexplored territory for me. It's another one which people will count among their favorite TW records, but I can't say it's one of mine, largely because I haven't listened to it that much.
That's all for now, expect my initial thoughts later today.
-K
P.S. If the stripper in the album cover's breasts look familiar, they should. They belong to Cassandra Peterson, who's cleavage became world renowned as Elvira "Mistress of the Dark" a few years down the road.
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