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Bridge of Spies is a 1987 album by British rock band T'Pau. It spent one week at #1 in the UK Albums Chart. As well as reaching Number One on the British album chart itself it also spawned five hit singles - "Heart and Soul" (also a Top 5 in the US), the best-selling Number One hit "China in Your Hand" (re-recorded especially for single release), "Valentine," a live version of "Sex Talk" (previously released in its original form as "Intimate Strangers") and "I Will Be With You."
For its US release, Virgin renamed Bridge of Spies to simply T'Pau.
A further release, the title track "Bridge of Spies" was also released in the US and Germany.
The album was produced by Roy Thomas Baker.
Track listing
- Heart and Soul
- I Will Be With You
- China in Your Hand
- Friends Like These
- Sex Talk
- Bridge of Spies
- Monkey House
- Valentine
- Thank You For Goodbye
- You Give Up
- China in Your Hand (reprise)
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