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miércoles, 1 de julio de 2009

I want singing the Blondie Songs!

  • New York home, the group began its musical journey in 1975 along with other local bands like The Ramones, within the newly emerging punk rock movement.
  • The members of the original formation of Blondie were Deborah Harry on vocals, as drummer Clem Burke, Gary Valentine as bassist and keyboard player James Destri, Chris Stein and guitarist.
  • After editing a couple of albums ( "Blondie", "Plastic Letters") with modest success of singles ( "X Offender" "In the flesh" or the popular "Denis," which opened the doors of the European market) in 1978 Album drops his third, the álbumParallel Lines: a collection of sounds halfway between punk rock, Soft Rock, and the sound of disco music which then began to cause a furor on both sides of the Atlantic.
  • The success of this album worldwide, and particularly in United Kingdom, United States and Japan, was due to the popularity of some of his songs such as "Heart of Glass" (which reached # 1 on both lists English and U.S.), "Sunday Girl," "Picture This" or One Way or Another.
  • Also his song "Hanging on the telephone," The version of Nerve. "Heart of Glass", the topic of "Parallel Lines", opened a new path in the sound of banda. Such success raised the banda of anonymity: Blondie became one of the most famous and admired musical for young audiences, and its charismatic leader and vocalist, Deborah Harry, began to grab the covers of numerous magazines with her sexy image , daring and its icy.
  • The race continued with Blondie "Eat to the Beat" (1979), which included songs then converted icons of pop like "Atomic," "Dreaming" or "Union City Blue" in 1980 the band recorded "Call me" , theme composed by Giorgio Moroder and Deborah Harry for the soundtrack of the film "American Gigolo", becoming a new number one in the U.S.
    # His latest album, "The Hunter" was the least popular of those by the banda, and coincided with the decline of the same in 1982, splitting the following year, also due to a disease of genetic origin who suffered from guitarist Chris Stein. Deborah Harry, leader of the banda, voice and image.
  • In 1998, the four original members of the formation of Blondie, Deborah Harry, Clem Burke, James Destri Chris Stein decided to meet and to record what would be his seventh album, "No exit", published in 1998 and whose single "Mary "took them back to the charts. In 2003 went on sale "The Curse of Blondie," his latest album to date. Today, coinciding with the thirtieth anniversary of their album "Parallel Lines," Blondie is a long international tour (in Spain have acted in Madrid and Barcelona, at the Summercase Festival). Blondie has so far sold over 30 million records.

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