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1985 Tom Waits song “Downtown Train” (1989) was the high point of a midcareer period generally considered inconsistent. For a time in the early 21st century, Stewart abandoned songwriting and focused solely on interpreting others’ work. Beginning in 2002 he released several collections of traditional-pop standards, as well as


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1985 Tom Waits song “Downtown Train” (1989) was the high point of a midcareer period generally considered inconsistent. For a time in the early 21st century, Stewart abandoned songwriting and focused solely on interpreting others’ work. Beginning in 2002 he released several collections of traditional-pop standards, as well as


    Read More