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	Type	Album
	Artist	Tom Waits
	Cover	Foreign Affairs Tom Waitsjpg
	Background	orange
	Released	September 1977
	Recorded	July 28 - August 15 1977
	Genre	Rock
	Length	41:53
	Label	Asylum
	Producer	Bones Howe
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	Last Album	'' Small Change ''<br>(1976)
	This Album	'''''Foreign Affairs'''''<br>(1977)
	Next Album	'' Blue Valentine ''<br>(1978)

''Foreign Affairs'' is an album by Tom Waits , released in 1977 on Elektra Entertainment .


TRACK LISTING


Tracks written by Tom Waits, except where noted.

# "Cinny's Waltz" - 2:17
# "Muriel" - 3:33
# "I Never Talk To Strangers" - 3:38
# "Medley: Jack & Neal / California, Here I Come" (''California, Here I Come'' written by Joseph Meyer , Al Jolson and Buddy De Sylva ) - 5:01
# "A Sight For Sore Eyes" - 4:40
# "Potter's Field" (words: Waits, music: Bob Alcivar ) - 8:40
# "Burma-Shave" - 6:34
# "Barber Shop" - 3:54
# "Foreign Affair" - 3:46


MISCELLANEOUS NOTES

• Bette Midler appears as a guest performer to sing duet with Waits on ''I Never Talk To Strangers''.


• '' California, Here I Come '' is a song first published in 1924.