'Rain Dogs' is Tom Waits' ninth album, originally released in 1985.
It is a loose concept album about the people who live on the streets of New York City, the so-called urban dispossessed.

'Rain Dogs' is generally considered the middle album of a trilogy that includes 'Swordfishtrombones' and 'Franks Wild Years'.
On the album Waits works together with both Marc Ribot and Keith Richards for the first time.

Many times would follow including Waits' latest album 'Bad as Me'.
Rain Dogs is praised for its broad spectrum of musical styles and genres, described by Rolling Stone as merging "Kurt Weill, pre-rock integrity from old dirty blues and the elegiac melancholy of New Orleans funeral brass, into a singularly idiosyncratic American style".

• 180 grams audiophile vinyl

A1 Singapore
A2 Clap Hands
A3 Cemetery Polka 
A4 Jockey Full Of Bourbon 
A5 Tango Till They're Sore
A6 Big Black Mariah
A7 Diamonds And Gold 
A8 Hang Down Your Head
A9 Time

B1 Rain Dogs
B2 Midtown
B3 9th & Hennepin
B4 Gun Street Girl
B5 Union Square
B6 Blind Love
B7 Walking Spanish
B8 Downtown Train
B9 Bride Of Rain Dog
B10 Anywhere I Lay My Head