Hope Waits

Waits, Hope
Spann Records
General | Aug 2011

Reviews

MC Dizzy Jackson
Reviewed 2011-08-08
Ok, let’s get this out of the way - no, she’s not Tom’s daughter, but does cover one of his songs here. This is a promo of her debut release Introducing Hope Waits. It’s jazzy. It’s bluesy. It’s folksy. And it’s a great first effort. She’s got an incredibly sultry, sexy, bluesy and jazzy voice. Nice production and she’s got some top- notch players on guitar, keys, percussion, horns. Strong stuff. FCC #1.

*My Favorites*: All of them (except #1 FCC).

1. (3:35) FCC and too bad cause it’s killer.
2. (2:57) Mid. Mellow mood, plodding beat, sultry vocals. Cool organ, and a great horn part.
3. (2:51) Mid. Blues number with nice guitar, organ, tambourine.
4. (4:34) Mid. Tom Waits song done expertly well with a jazzy, lounge-like spin, which includes some accordion and killer guitar.
5. (3:54) Slow. Classic blues number by Henry Glover done more jazzy here. Really heartfelt and beautiful.
6. (3:58) Mid. A bit Bonnie Raitt sounding. Upbeat rockin’ blues with a plodding beat.
7. (4:14) Slow / Mid. Piano, percussion, horns on this love song. Great.
8. (4:21) Mid. Another love song with organ, backing vocals, guitar solo. Really nicely done.

Recent airplay

I'll Be Home Tomorrow
Music CasseroleJul 22, 2023
You Crossed The Line
The Songsmith ShowJan 24, 2014
You Crossed The Line
The Songsmith ShowJan 18, 2013
Get Behind The Mule
The Songsmith ShowSep 30, 2011
I'll Be Satisfied
The Songsmith ShowSep 09, 2011
Get Behind The Mule
Wee AnimalculesAug 26, 2011

Charting

2011-08-14 — 2011-10-16
Week EndingAirplays
Oct 2 1
Sep 11 1
Aug 28 2
Aug 21 1

Track listing

1. Heavies
2. I'll Be Satisfied
3. Mother-In-Law Blues
4. Get Behind The Mule
5. Drown In My Own Tears
6. You Crossed The Line
7. Cigarettes And Coffee
8. I'll Be Home Tomorrow