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  1. Herb Cohen: Bail Bonds & Bizness Affairs Chuck E. Weiss is back in town. Thanks to Norman Savage, David "Doc" Feuer and Bobby Savage. I'll see you in Coney Island. Thanks to Dee Barnett and Roberta McKernan. Bette Midler appears courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corporation Bette you're absolutely colossal! - Waits On labels: Publisher credits:

  2. Foreign Affairs is the fifth studio album by singer and songwriter Tom Waits, released on September 13, 1977, on Asylum Records. It was produced by Bones Howe, and featured Bette Midler singing a duet with Waits on "I Never Talk to Strangers".

  3. Foreign Affairs es el quinto álbum de estudio del músico estadounidense Tom Waits, publicado por Elektra Records en 1977.. Bones Howe, el productor de Foreign Affairs, dijo sobre el concepto original del álbum y el enfoque de la producción: Waits me habló sobre hacer este material.Dijo que iba a hacer primero los demos, y después me dejaría escucharlos.

  4. Foreign Affairs – penktasis studijinis Tom Waits albumas, išleistas 1977 m., prodiusuotas Bones Howe. Jame esančią dainą I Never Talk to Strangers Waits’as atlieka kartu su Bette Midler . Dainos [ redaguoti | redaguoti vikitekstą ]

  5. Bette Midler discography and songs: Music profile for Bette Midler, born 1 December 1945. Genres: Pop, Adult Contemporary, Film Soundtrack. Albums include Foreign Affairs, Used Songs (1973-1980), and The Divine Miss M.

  6. Foreign Affairs ist möglicherweise Waits' konsequentestes "Chandlerian"-Album, ... spielen könnten. Das Album enthält Waits' Duett mit Bette Midler auf dem Single-Bar-Dialog "I Never Talk to Strangers" und seine Auseinandersetzung mit seinen Beat-Vorgängern Jack Kerouac und Neal Cassidy auf "Jack & Neal". Tracklisting Disk 1 von 1 ...

  7. www.tomwaits.com › albums › albumTom Waits

    Foreign Affairs is possibly Waits’ most consistently “Chandlerian” album, a series of vignettes from “dimestore novels” and “penny arcades” that could all take place in the same seedy block of skid row Los Angeles (or New York, in the case of “Potter’s Field”). Features Waits’ duet with Bette Midler on the singles-bar dialogue "I Never Talk to Strangers" and his take on ...