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20. Mai 2024 · In conclusion, “Foreign Affair” by Tom Waits is a song that delves into the meaning of travel and the pursuit of new experiences. Through its evocative lyrics and haunting melody, it captures the essence of wanderlust and the allure of a foreign affair.
- Bradley Kelley
Vor 5 Tagen · Biography. Childhood and adolescence: 1949–1968. Early musical career: 1969–1976. Small Change and Foreign Affairs: 1976–1978. Blue Valentine and Heartattack and Vine: 1978–1980. Swordfishtrombones and New York City: 1980–1984. Rain Dogs and Franks Wild Years: 1985–1988. The Black Rider, Bone Machine, and Alice: 1989–1998.
Vor einem Tag · I still remember an old, odd interview with Tom Waits in which the journalist – you can find this interview in the book Tom Waits on Tom Waits: Interviews and Encounters, edited by Paul Maher, Jr. (Chicago Review Press, 2011) in the chapter dedicated to the album Foreign Affairs (Asylum, 1977) – was, in his own words, unable to separate the persona from the real person, and Waits had to ...
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13. Mai 2024 · The song “I Never Talk to Strangers” is a collaboration between American singer-songwriter Tom Waits and Bette Midler. It was released in 1977 as part of Waits’ album “Foreign Affairs.” Featuring a jazzy piano-driven melody and the distinctive vocals of both Waits and Midler, the song has captured the attention and hearts ...
16. Mai 2024 · The lesser-known masterpieces Tom Waits thinks everyone should hear. Nothing Tom Waits ever wrote could really be considered average and ordinary. He has always been the true eccentric on the fringes of rock and roll, and while he flirts with the mainstream occasionally, Waits is far more at home when writing some of the wildest music he could ...
10. Mai 2024 · Foreign Affairs is my favourite Waits record for much the same reason. Mine too, in terms of the early smoother sounding records. Off that one, I'd say the love song to Muriel Gray[nb]Kidding![/nb], 'Muriel' is my favourite.
