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Blondie Mother Live From Abbey Road June 2011

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Uploaded by on Jun 22, 2011

Interview and acoustic version of Mother from Panic Of Girls.

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  • Song starts at 2:19 thumbs up so people can see !

  • All beautiful !

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  • Went to see them yesterday, STILL sound and look AMAZING!!♥

  • Oh my, she's really "in voice" here, really singing. A very touching clip.

  • More Aussie tours please!

  • @msmdude68 "Those English Boys who had long hair" definitely had an impact on the entire genre of (then) contemporary music. I think Blondie has left as much of a mark (or stain) on today's music but, while The Beatles were a pivotal change, Blondie has sewn multiple-genre seeds such that strands of influence pop up in myriad places.

  • I absolutely LOVED it. I can't wait to listen to the non-acoustic version. Debbie Harry can still belt it out. Keep making awesome music, Blondie!

  • @Amberszone Grace Slick has a great unusual voice, wish she was still active. I'd like to turn the clock back to 1970 LOL..To Dream !!

  • I might sound like a broken record, and not at all unusual, but I'm one of those guys who just cannot take my eyes off of Debbie Harry. She is absolutely the most beautiful, charismatic, talented woman I've ever heard and fell in love with. She's a female version of Elvis Presley.

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