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"Talk Dirty"
Song
A-side	"Talk Dirty (Mono Version)"
B-side	"Try Me, Talk Dirty (Stereo version only on Promo)"

"Talk Dirty" Was a Single by John Entwistle, Bassist for English Rock Band The Who, The song is on John Entwistle's fifth solo album (And his most Successfull as well as his final album to chart in the United States Too Late the Hero on which he is joined by Lead Guitarist Joe Walsh (who was a member of three commercially successful bands such as The James Gang, Barnstorm, and The Eagles). and he also joined by drummer Joe Vitale (who had a career dating back to the early 1970's).

The song received airplay in the United States on the album-oriented rock radio, and John Entwistle had an Interview (On the radio station) in 1987 with Howard Stern about the song. It later proved to become Entwistle's highest charting single release, peaking at #41 in the Billboard Mainstream rock charts.

The song is also found on John Entwistle's Compilation album So Who's the Bass Player? The Ox Anthology.

Releases

LP Too Late the Hero ATCO, WEA (1981)

CD Too Late the Hero

Sanctuary (1997)

CD Too Late the Hero

Repertoire (1999)

CD Too Late the Hero

Repertoire (2003)

CD So Who's the Bass Player? The Ox Anthology

Sanctuary Records (2005)

CD Too Late the Hero

Phantom Import Distribution / Castle Music Ltd. (2006)

CD Too Late the Hero

Indie (2006)

References

E-JAE-TalkDirty-HS-110687
http://www.thewho.info/JAEAlbums2.htm
http://www.allmusic.com/album/too-late-the-hero-mw0000237260/awards

v t e John Entwistle
Studio albums	Smash Your Head Against the Wall Whistle Rymes Rigor Mortis Sets In Mad Dog Too Late the Hero The Rock Music from Van-Pires
Live albums	King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents in Concert Ringo Starr and His Third All-Starr Band Volume 1 Left for Live
Compilations	Thunderfingers: The Best of John Entwistle So Who's the Bass Player? The Ox Anthology
Collaborations	One of the Boys Fabulous Poodles Rough Mix McVicar Un autre monde You'll Never Walk Alone The Iron Man When You're a Boy A Celebration: The Music of Pete Townshend and The Who Baptizm of Fire The Deep End, Volume 1
Songs	"I Believe in Everything" "My Size" "Do the Dangle" "Talk Dirty" "Too Late the Hero" "The Ox" "Boris the Spider" "Whiskey Man" "In the City" "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" "Heaven and Hell "Fiddle About" "My Wife" "Success Story" "Had Enough" "Trick of the Light" "905" "The Quiet One" "You" "It's Your Turn" "Dangerous" "One at a Time" "Twist and Shout" "The Real Me"
Related articles	The Who Quarwood Edge of the World

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