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  • この曲、大好き!

  • Oh my god, why do I still get the sweats when I see her?

  • she moved to the beat but didn't dance enough.she gave me feelings that are forbidden to say.

  • I think the earlier keyboard player left cuz the group wanted to pursue the girl group kind of sound but were instructed to go for more disco and mainstream type pop stuff, at least that is what I heard from a close insider at the time. Makes sense to me. The only criticism I heard ever about this group live was that Debbie moved awkwardly, but she was so good, it didn't really matter. So she wasn't a top dancer? The general package was fine.

  • @slobomotion Blondie's Keyboardist has always been Jimmy Destri....

  • @AccessAir Right, I am sure I have the facts screwed up. I think I mean Valentine. I heard about the frustration experienced by members of Blondie from several sources who were also musicians at that time. It was a tradeoff -- they weren't able to do exactly as they pleased. There's nothing unusual in that, unfortunately. I also knew quite a few groups who were totally different live from what their records were made to be like.

  • @slobomotion Yeah, Valentine left after the first album. They brought in Guitarist Frank Infante and Bassist Nigel Harrison..In the end tho, even up to the time when Blondie was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of fame, Harrison, Infante and Valentine were treated like red-headed step children at the ceremony, by Debbie...I will say that its the ONLY time that I felt icky about liking or the band...You can see it on Youtube some place... It just wasnt very nice....

  • @AccessAir I was only briefly a musician myself but did some record production and was very, very involved in the scene in NYC. My first journalism was in music, starting in the '70s. The music business is a rotten one. Debbie has sides to her very, very few know about. I'll never tell! And I've had a lot of music written about me, which is nice (usually) and am a character in some published books and other stuff. Call me "muse . . . " Interesting comment you just made . . .

  • that's from late 1978

  • . . . . a Jersey Girl !

  • Best lookin' female singer of all time, and one of the greatest drummers of the last 50 years ...not bad goin' in one band!! LOL

  • strange how these songs were 'lost'

  • @8orwellish I make a comment here which might interest you about why their style and direction changed.

  • COCAINE

    

  • Clem Burke is the most underrated drummer ever

  • @MrMmazza I don't know about that. As far as i am aware, he's VERY highly rated by any professional musicians and plenty of people on Youtube. I think his drum &symbol work IS the sound you primarily recognize AS the distinctive BLONDIE sound. Then the catchy rhythm guitar riffs but Blondie's sound is fundamentally based around Clem's unique drumming style. I can't think of many or any Rock Pop bands where you would say that the drums are the PRIMARY INSTRUMENT in the bands sound. Maybe RUSH.

  • @MrMmazza I respect him for all he is, I agree, too bad more people haven't!

  • Clem Burke is the most underrated drummer ever

    

  • this is not 1976 cause those other 2 guys werent with the band yet

  • AWSOME outfit!! love the sorts specially

  • BLONDIE; Still way edgier, sofisticated, and genuinely N.Y.C street cool than any bands from today. Timeless sound that was made by REAL MUSIC ARTISTS with artistic integrity, unlike all those lame arse modern bands with fake backgrounds constructed and marketed by Sony's/MTV's bean counters.

  • Man Overboard - Blondie [New York City, New York] - 1976 - "A Deborah Harry penned song that sounds like a Girl Group aided by some nice 70's Farfisa organ by James Destri and guitar riffs by Chris Stein and the drum work (Clement Burke) is notable." - Blondie [Bonus Tracks] [Import] (Toshiba EMI Japan)-2006. NOTE: The Japanese version is the best sounding. :-)

  • OOOOOUUUUUUUUUUU...thanks for a video...love this ;)...Debbie was sooo sexy :P

  • OOOOOUUUUUUUUUUU...thanks for a video...love this ;)

  • Debbie be shakin' a mean maracas, ese!

  • wow great fun

  • lololol yy arctics got a whole career out of this song it seems.. the opening riff is spot on..

  • I reckon Arctic monkeys listened to this a lot lol Love Blondie

  • Init!! well spotted lol

  • debbie be jammin' ese!

  • hey man.,....ive seen theres a lot (Almoust all) BLONDIE VIDEOS RESETED...

    i men... zero comments and hiperfew views...obviosuly people had to repost them..

    but why is this?? can anyone tell me?

    is there a black hand that wants to show blondie as less popular band than it is ??

  • It's stupid corporate "copyright infringement" crab these huge record companies and labels are trying to pull. They pulled the blondie videos off youtube but after a while someone else will repost them.

  • A bit of the NY Dolls influence here in this one

  • Does anyone know wich concert is??

  • Yea, it's from Musikladen, some German program. The videos of this concert are spread all over YouTube, though. The name of the bootleg is By Invitation Only. If you want the complete setlist, google for that bootleg.

  • Haha, those subtitles call Frank Infante ''Frank Freak''.

  • Yeah that was his name on the scene before joining Blondie. He'd been around. Nice to see Blondie before they became so old and tired!!

  • Ah, interesting. Was Frank Infante also in the CBGB scene before Blondie? Do you know?

  • I love that debbie is rocking those "maracas" hahaha

  • hahaha

  • Forget about 'No Doubt', They are nothing like Blondie, hehe!

  • SOO beauty

    SOOO CUTE Beborah you are UNSTOPABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Jimmy Destri. My first musical crush.lol

    I was like 8 and thought he was so cute.Of course Debbie rocks :)

  • Mine was Clem Burke. I would have been 9 and a half. :)

  • i love new wave music, being black you dont hear that too often. bands like blondie, devo, and artists like prince and others took that style of music to the masses. then you have the few bands continuing on with the sound like the ting tings and the killers. blondie was cool and debbie was sexy.....and her boots too. her and those damn shakers tho....lol

  • dont forget no doubt, they're like blondie 2.

  • yea...in their own way

  • no doubt is ok, but can't be compared to blondie.

  • The UK's Ting Tings.....watch and learn.....your lead singer is soooooo busted!! She's just hopin no one remembers Debbie Harry. Bit hard with such an icon that transends eras.

    Forget those rip offs watch the original.....BLONDIE.....one of the greatest US Rock N Roll bands of all time.....and as for Ms Harry.....she made every Rock/Pop chick since seem so tired and obsolete.

  • @DJDJANGO1

    Wrong ....Little Boots is great too....and plays piano and digital gadjets to boot

  • what an underated band debbie was great,,but so was the band they wer tight!

  • Beautiful! Raw, sultry passion! great band, great vocals, great boots, no bra and shaking it!

  • I love it! I never noticed how great the drummer is. Blondie 4EVER!

  • @kagmzp : I agree to both !

  • That videoclip is from Blondie's 2nd TV set live at Musik Laden (ex Beat Club) in Bremen Germany- november 1978. Debbie 's such a live performer and Blondie's such a band! One of my favourite songs from them. Hehe...get a cordless mike next time Debbie!

  • Blondie are such fashionable devils

  • Wild boots. The trademark 'punk-jump and shake' at 3:10. Thx for posting.

  • ALLWAYS AMAZING, it looks like it was yesterday those songs are immortel, oh debie!

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