Blondie a group way ahead of their time. Plus lead singer Debbie Harry is a true icon. They incorporated punk, new wave, pop, rock, reggae, disco, and rap. Try Rapture, Dreaming, One way or Another.
They have many great hit love songs like this and they have some live R&B performances that will blow you away. I'm still wondering how many stage lights exploded when Bobby Hatfield sang "Summertime" on one of their specials and how many ladies lost their drawers during Bill Medley's "I Just Want to Make Love to You. They were the greatest duo ever and they were untouchable when they did their solos. The gems are in the old Shindig performances with the Shindig band, backup singers, and Shindig Dancers. They were both great singers, they were funny and they could blow the roof off a building. Thank you for reacting to these phenomenal entertainers.
Young man, Stevie Wonder is hands down, one of the best n most beautiful voices on earth! He also has some songs from the 60s n 70s that are pure joy! I love him so much!, Overjoyed is a good one, Superstitious is awesome, Isn't She Lovely, I love all his songs, check him out. God bless you!
Clark Datchler, the lead singer, does not hate Jazz. His father was a famous Jazz musician. The band name came from a comment about someone they know whose name is Johnny who hates Jazz. LOL glad you like this song. You should do a review of their song Magnetized!
we want you to learn the song and then make a video singing along to the song! And check out her "Casanova Brown" and her tribute to Marvin called "My Dear Mr. Gaye".
This album was released when I was 18! I have to say that, “Baby Be Mine,” was a hidden gem! Michael was an amazing artist with his fabulous vocals; I just wish there had been a video for this song. I have to recognize his co-writer of the song Rod Temperton and the amazing music production of Quincy Jones! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏👏👏👏
When men respected women and women respected men. When "I love you" meant commitment. Sweet, innocent, heartfelt and honest. Lost times that will never come again.
"I Just Want To Make Love To You" - again featuring Bill Medley - will make your ears explode! These two truly were "righteous brothers". Great reaction, so fun to see your generation enjoying and appreciating "my" music!
