The Divine Miss M (album)

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The Divine Miss M
The Divine Miss M cover
Studio album by Bette Midler
Released 1972
Recorded Atlantic Recording Studios, New York, New York
Genre Vocal
Length 41:03
Label Atlantic Records
Producer(s) Barry Manilow, Joel Dorn, Geoffery Haslam
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The Divine Miss M is the debut album by female vocalist Bette Midler

  1. Do You Want to Dance?
  2. Chapel of Love
  3. Superstar
  4. Daytime Hustler
  5. Am I Blue
  6. Friends
  7. Hello In There
  8. Leader of the Pack
  9. Delta Dawn
  10. Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy
  11. Friends


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Discography

Studio albums: Barry Manilow I · Barry Manilow II · Tryin' to Get the Feeling · This One's for You · Even Now · One Voice · Barry · If I Should Love Again · Here Comes the Night · 2:00 AM Paradise Cafe · Manilow · Swing Street · Barry Manilow · Because It's Christmas · Showstoppers · Singin' with the Big Bands · Summer of '78 · Manilow Sings Sinatra · Here at the Mayflower · A Christmas Gift of Love · Scores · The Greatest Songs of the Fifties · The Greatest Songs of the Sixties
Live albums: Barry Manilow Live · Barry Live in Britain · Live on Broadway · 2 Nights Live!
Compilations: Greatest Hits · Greatest Hits Vol. II · The Manilow Collection / 20 Classic Hits · The Songs 1975-1990 · The Complete Collection and Then Some... · Greatest Hits: The Platinum Collection · Ultimate Manilow · The Essential Barry Manilow
Soundtracks: Foul Play · Copacabana: Soundtrack · Oliver & Company · Thumbelina · Copacabana: London Cast Recording
With Bette Midler: The Divine Miss M · Bette Midler · Bette Midler Sings the Rosemary Clooney Songbook · Bette Midler Sings the Peggy Lee Songbook
 With other singers: Lady Flash: Beauties In The Night · Phyllis Hyman: Somewhere in My Lifetime · Dionne Warwick: Dionne · Nancy Wilson: With My Lover Beside Me · Monica Mancini: The Dreams of Johnny Mercer · Diane Schuur: Midnight
Related articles

Songs and compositions · Dick Clark Productions · Bette Midler


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