Tom Waits - Live at Premio Tenco in Sanremo Italy Trailer (1986)
"Tom Waits performs live at Premio Tenco in Sanremo, Italy, 1986"22 November 1986Music44 mins
Television concert documentary from the San Remo Festival (Club Tenco), Teatro Ariston. San Remo/ Italy. November 22, 1986. With Greg Cohen on upright bass. Aired on Italian television by RAI DUE. Rebroadcast in 1988.
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