Blondie ~ Rapture 1981 Super Extended Purrfection Version
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I got to doodlin' around with another Blondie song and I kinda pushed it as far as I could without making it boring. What amazes me most about Blondie's "Rapture" is the super original funky hip hop track they recorded for it. They did not sample other groups funk, but they sure figured out how to get the flavor and make it their own. The rapped lyrics telling the story of an absurd UFO encounter on Earth were written by Debbie Harry and Chris Stein. Debbie mentions that she still has the original papers and you can easily see who wrote which parts by the handwriting. As for the music track, there's a horn part that makes me think of "Which Way Is Up" by Stargard, there is a Chic-like guitar riff and then I realized that the bass line is evocative of Donna Summer's "Love To Love You Baby". When "Rapture" came out, I had already been addicted to the rapping antics of The Sugar Hill Gang, Lady B and Kurtis Blow. So, hearing Debbie Harry rap and sing her way through this one was a treat. The rest of the band were wary of Rap, thinking it might be detrimental to the band. I suppose that is a valid claim, but they should have heard what Stein and Harry did. The sheer beauty of the marriage of music and oddly rhyming lyrics were something that Stein and Harry were confident was a winner. So it was, peaking at #1 for two weeks back in March 28, 1981. The song itself has been sampled by many hardcore rap artists, starting with Grandmaster Flash. Blondie broke up after the relative failure of "The Hunter" and kinda bubbled under for years until 1999 when they released "Maria" and exploded all over again. It felt good to have them back and they have continued to record and release great music. Recently they released "Pollinator" and its worth giving a listen to, I'm waiting til payday to go buy the CD, but I've checked it out on iTunes at geo.itunes.app...
Debbie Harry spitting lyrics and sounding better than 99% of today’s female MCs/rappers
I agree with you. Debbie Harry would deserve the title of Diva.
CRANK UP THE bASS MUTHERFUCKERS!!!
Didn´t she also appear in Wild Style?
90 haters would disagree, but I wouldn't worry about those losers! @Orlando Douglas
All thanks to Corporate America.
I used to work in a record store where Blondie came to sign records. While I was at the office by myself typing, Miss Harry open the doorby herself and asked me if she could come and spend a few minutes there. I said YES of course and there she was!! sitting just quiet and me.. working, until the pizzas and other people arrived. Can't erased the memory out of my mind. Yes!!!!
Its close enough to the 70s to be a 70s song ,, Thats what 80s kids love to say bout 70s songs lol
not jealous, at all! ( omg so jealous lol!) saw Blondie live six times & they still kill it!! lucky thing!!!
brutal
Beautiful
Love this extension ♥️
Rap, disco, rock and funk in the one masterpiece of all times. Big respect!
That is so true.
And loving it just as you described. Floating in bliss of memories of youth. Everything changes but it's good to remember times , peoples and places . Well most the time anyway. Stay free .
A revolutionary song
You hit the nail on the head, buddy. Perfectamundo.
Wasn't she the one that invented rap going?I don't mean chuck berry that was a different type of rap this is more like Rock and Disco
This song from 1981 could STILL fill any club dance floor in 2020 (and beyond.)
It was the first song to top the US charts containing rapping, and by a White female funnily enough.
Throw a little Bleach on the Barbie mate
Yes indeed.
What nightclubs do you go to ₩
Nothing could fill a dance floor in 2020... But agreed!
1981. I was a 18 year old metal head driving home from a rock and roll club at 2am when this came on the radio. Before I could put in a Sabbath cassette my foot was tapping and I listened through. Don’t tell anyone. 🤫
I can relate. I was a total headbanger in the 80s. Loved Scorpions, Def Leppard, Quiet Riot, Aerosmith. But sometimes when no one was around I'd blast Run DMC and Grandmaster Flash.
No shame in that boys. Variety is the spice.....
@@BurmaShane Word ☝ up!
same here, Likely a mix tape of metal or Sabbath "never say Die" Johnny Blade. Saw Blondie for free in Houston in like 1999, all good...
She is a Rock Goddess. Any woman who mocks her stalker in a song should be president
The song is a combination of disco, funk, and hip hop with a very unusual rap .
Nice job Deborah Harry
Rappers liked it, but wondered.. What in the heck is she talking about?
Haha haha, really. Yep.
My brother credits it as the first rap song.
@@jamesborden4805 absolutely
Selbst als alter Mann geh ich immer noch ab wie ein Zäpfchen....🤪🤪🤪
@@jamesborden4805 your brother is wrong, there were rap songs in the late seventies and Rapture is from 1980
...standing in the AA luggage area at LAX 25 years ago or so, waiting with 270 +- others, I turn around and slightly bug out as Debbie Harry is standing right behind me & I notice what look like most of the rest of the band milling about as well,... i was mute, thinking of what to say if i saw a chance..
...finally when the carousel started moving and every one shuffled forward to look for their bags she moved up next to me i looked over smiled and said 'hi love your music', she thanked me and I said "you know .. Rapture is still one of my favorites, you need to try that again" she laughed and said " ah! So your the one?" and wished me well as she reached for her bag....
..one of my few, brief, brushes with rock and roll (rap?) greatness......;-)
I feel good about it.
...one of MANY, Debbie! Worldwide!
Beautiful story!! 2020 Peace and Love x
AWESOME!!!...🎶🎵🎶🌎💙🌎🎵🎶🎵
See my Blondie run-in comment above. She was very nice and personable. Which makes her even HOTTER!!
wow. cool... she's so hot. great band, great music.
The other day I’m in a store with my 16 yr old son, this comes on, I start singing along and he’s embarrassed and impressed at the same time! Hahaha
It's fascinating how one day we're young and cool and the next we're an embarrassment. Lol
@@johnward6699 the looking back part
Let him sit in my truck. !!!
Get ittttttt
he'll get it one day...
Love it. Rapture is one of my favorite "pop" songs from the 80's. What a masterpiece.
Its closed enough to the 70s AS BEING A 70s song ,, Thats what 80s Kids love to say bout songs that came out in the late 70s lol
This one reminds me of Elon Musk. He is the man from Mars. That's why I don't get it about that one. He's too young for me, no matter how well I think about him. He's definitely very lovable. Undeniably very loveable. I don't know if I want him close to me, too tempting to be a cougar. My oldest daughter and I reaffirmed the agreement the other day. More age difference between her and him, than him and I. That's because of what she witnessed here about young men after me, years ago, even when we went out together. I didn't understand it myself. I didn't even know what a MILF was when yelled at me. She had to tell me what that means.
Fantastic mix that doesn't destroy the song but rather gives every instrument and riff a chance to pop to show what a masterpiece this song is, even down to the rhythm hand claps. Well done!
Claps are tight. I never really paid attention to it when it first came out. Thanks for the info.
gotta love how debs is spitting these lyrics with this high lvl of funk
I am listening in 2024 who is with me. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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@@Jude107c enjoy 😁😊🙂👍
I am!
@ericwilliam1280 enjoy the beautiful music 🎶🎵🎶
Me, its my go to song on my golf ipod, lets get busy especially the guitar solo...crank it up!
What a group of truly talented individuals. So far ahead of their time and timeless...
When I was in 5th grade, the Blue Bird school buses with RADIOs hit the streets!!! Boy was that radio the difference maker. Pink Floyd, The Wall was the big hit, but Blondie was big and I fell in love with her on the school bus...Fast Forward 15 years and I was working at a big Ad Agency and wet to a private industry party... After taking some party favors and the night rolled on, somehow through the graces of a higher power, I am dancing with Debra Harry!!! See was a guest performer and somehow I got to spend a couple hours with her and did a little grinding on the dance floor. Every little boy's dream come true... well almost :) but boy, did that 5th grader have a good PM that night!!!! O yeah, her music is awesome also :)
The pink floyd. Yes owner of a lonely heart,and some others jammed hard in the old days
This is a beautiful song sung so well. I love Debby Harry voice and her pick in songs to perform.
This is such an important American pop song with great tunes, great singing, crafted with so many layers of musical arrangements and different styles of music combined together! It is sad that great and creative music is not popular in America anymore!
English group. English lead singer. , Just sayin
@@pauljoy7064 born in Florida, raised in New Jersey... Are you just trolling or mistaken?
That BASS hook is Epic / TIMELESSLY fantastic ...
that comes into my mind first everytime I here it. Masterpiece.
Bass Hook... Two Bars... 4/4
The first Rap of any kind to hit the charts - a full year before "Rappers Delight" . Blondie was one of the most innovative bands of their time. Pioneers in Rap, Rock, Punk, and of course, Disco. This band is ridiculously underrated
No, this came a full year AFTER Rappers Delight! Otherwise, I agree with everything else you say.
I think you mean the 1st rap no. 1. Both songs are legendary :)
Rapper's Delight came out before this...
Rappers Delight started everything! This was after
The drummer is insanely talented and amazingly awesome! It’s like his fast fast hits practically has him lifting off his seat from the hits on the drums. Just so gooooood! Who is like that now in video and radio music??
The best mix of this song I ever heard, I really wish I had the memory of this since '81. That sax!
That’s the great Tom Scott, one of the original Blues Brothers, playing that funkadelic sax. He’s the greatest, just has no peer on the sax.
My favorite by Blondie. Love this extended mix. 😊💙👍
She started new wave rap !!
Jawohl Junge ! :)
I was 12 yrs old when this came out. Lol..know it, every word. Love me some Blondie💖✌
😘👄🤟🎶🗣️🔊🔝🏴
You only look 30 now
I love me some Victoria Spencer . you rock girl !
I turned 13 yrs old on March 17th 🍀in 1981 when this hit the Top 10 and sailed to #1 by March 28, 1981. I was at that age right there with you. I bought the 45 single at Woolworth's at age 12: I still own it 🖤💛.
My ex wife could sing and rap this whole song from memory. She was 10 when it came out.
I could listen to that bassline all day
helluva groove
Purdy much
S a m e friend
true, reminds me of The Blockheads' Reasons To Be Cheerful part. 3...
I want your love by Chic is another good one, but NOT nearly as good as this one!
This song is sooooo beautiful. Beautiful music 🎶 and a very beautiful voice ❤
This music bring back joy of tears I missed those days
Me Too.....the best, to only go back instead of always forward....
Oh yeah...
Everybody bro...
Im 75 now used to rollerskate, damn wish they played her music then,
Roller skating was insanely fun. I escaped from my parents with a super cute boy at the rink one time..got in big trouble. haha nasty girl! lol.
@@imautopian mighta been me, yep great memories,
yeah. the rinks could have used some blondie.
Skating was my passion ! I wanna go with you!💜
@@karensimpson5226 ha ha to late I'm in Mexico and there ain't no skating and my garage isn't big enough but surfing is also fun
One of my favorite roller skating rink songs DONE RIGHT! Brings back great memories! Fantastic job on this one!
Shoot the DUCK...............................................ahhhhhhhhhh those memories.................
I miss the roller rink
This was such a great listen back in the day...very unique. Now you’ve enhanced it and taken it to a new level. Thanks for that.
That guitar solo at 5:38 still blows me away almost 40 yrs later...especially the long version.
I know. Been a long favorite of mine this whole time and almost no one gives it a mention. An angry , aggressive guita r in my opinion. I love it. Peace to you man.
Manchester England 1997.... mid week all nighter.
DJs playing everything from Disco to Techno.
This came on.... people literally screamed. Couldn't move for people dancing.
The atmosphere...well Rapture.
That memory will stay with me till the day I die
She was low key rapping I love it
Buddy, I don't know who you are or anything about you but I just discovered your channel and it has been great sitting here for the past couple of hours listening to your mixes. Everything here is purrfection, right down to the panning, repeating album covers, sleeves and centre labels. Thank you, man!
Blondie is awesome and so is this extended song. Beautiful, and so cool!!❤
When this peaked #1 back on 28 Mar 81, my cute wife and I had been married for a week 21 Mar 81. On 21 Mar 21, we be celebrating our 40th Anniversary.💑
Nice!mar 21 is my bday🙂.congrats!
@@javiermori1710 Happy Birthday on March 21st, cool, we've been married 41 years now.
Congratulations, and Semper Fi 🇺🇸
@ericwilliam1280 Thank you, now we have been married 43 years.
She' has a beautiful voice, her music will be forever timeless.
Ground breaking track from 1981 blondie awesome iconic band cool sexy super trendy for their time brought hip hop into the mainstream music era one of my favourite songs Debbie Harry was the sexiest woman on the planet she was fit !!! Oozing class writer producer director manager she's done it all !!! This remix is staggering I love all theses different remixes long versions make no mistake blondie are a truly great band very popular here in the UK !!!
Agree 100%!!
That bass player was killing it!! :-)
Keep doing this DJ Disco Cat
Rapture Still a Hit today !!! I can understand every word Debbie Harry is saying. Love her voice.🥰
I remember when soldier boy performed this on solid gold. Tragic what happened to him. Still love the song though
What happened to Soldier Boy?
This was being blasted at all of the discos in Stuttgart west Germany , when I was stationed there
Joseph Pizzo I was a nurse in the Army stationed in Nurnberg, actually lived in Furth! I miss Germany! 1980- 1984 and 1989-1992
@@PNWOlygurl66 Ein Beer Bitte! I had great time there!
I was stationed on Okinawa. Played there also!
Patch Barracks!
@@lbh002 That was near me down the road, I was at Wilkins Barracks
THe LEGEND! I'll never forget it because it still blows my mind!
That song alone put Blondie and her Band in the Rock and roll hall of Fame. It was in the very early days of Rap and she NAILED IT! I consider Blondie a PIONEER!!!!!!
Awesome song!! I can't stop listening to it! Oldie but goodie! Awesome voice!!
I remember this when it was first released. I was never impressed by her rapping, but that never stopped me from rapping along. Her singing voice, on the other hand, intermixed with the driving drum and bass track was almost hypnotizing.
...still very listenable today. Not as much dancing as I used to...but, this track makes hard-driving, heel-stomping in my chair almost impossible not to do. And power-walking on the treadmill...fooget about it! :)
Lol I am totally heel stomping in my chair as I read this!
I love your comment, but there were few if any female rappers at the time of release. Heck, Deborah Harry was the Beastie Boys of her time. No diss meant here, just want to give Blondie the props she deserves. Ground breaking song and I dont think there is anything currently that could compare.
@@jasondesper4055 Sha Rock was a great rapper from that time. She was in Funky 4 + 1
@@pongop thank you, I will give her a look.
@@jasondesper4055 Anytime! I just recently discovered her myself from a current rapper name Sa-Roc, who got her name's inspiration from Sha Rock.
Here's a great tune frrom Funky 4+1:
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Finally found this version again. I had it on a CD ages ago and missed it so much. Thanks for sharing.
This is my favorite Blondie song.
Me too but it’s got a lot of competition from an amazing band.
Yeah it does
Thank you for the extended version of this great song! Excellent quality.
RA6: I’ve just watched Deborah Harry rap to this recently on another platform. She still got it.
This extended mix just stings as much today as it did when released. Excellent mix 👍
I said it in 1981 when I was 16yrs old..that this song was straight up Dope....It's 2023 and I'm 58yrs old...Guess what?....I haven't changed my mind one bit....BadAss!!!!
My generation had the best music!
Yes, yes we did!
my generation spans across time and space :D
we doooo!
best believe!
That was arguably the best decade in the history of the world to be a young person. It could be hundreds of years before another set of circumstances can come up like that
70's-80-s songs were(still are) the Best to dance to😇🙂❤
I love the mix, in that the vocals, and high-hat kind of treble is SO clear! Missed a chance, to phase that guitar solo, though. Just representing for those of us old enough to understand the importance, to the song. We'll die off soon, and it may not matter. Good job on getting 12 mins attention to this mix!
very true...
Yes. You are absolutely right about the phasing/flanging. An effect I love
Awe wow what a super mix! Thanks for making a great tune better! Lots of love my friends
Your mixes are great. Awesome description as well. Keep it up.
Go girl. You still got this..🥰🌠
What a beautiful woman with Skillz on the mic!! That guitar solo is fabulous too!!! 🙌🏽😏
No wonder this song was a hit, it's got it all.
Thanks DJ Disco Cat. This is nice.
Debbie Harry spitting lyrics and sounding better than 99% of today’s female MCs/rappers
and it all got started as from the 70s and 80s.
I might be biased. But you can't compare today's music or lack of. Back then you only had so many avenues to make it big and the cream always rose to the top. Compared to now whoever has the internet can just overload us with crap! Unlike you DJDiscoCatV2. You've made the best of both worlds come together!! Thanks!!
Alberto Ciulini - Real instruments and real players.
And yes there is that too!
Alberto Ciulini pop music has died
There's plenty of good music around - the problem isn't the lack of good music, but as you identified it's just information overload, hard to dig this stuff out. To be honest it's a lot easier to dig really obscure stuff out now than when you had to spend hours a week in a record shop listening booth with a pile of obscure white labels though.
Goodbless..family...com
DJ you really brought out the sonics in this great great song! Been playing it since 1981!
I always remember this one Bizzare song but it always reminds me of Deborah Harry she is so pretty and talented as well!God Bless
Fantastic Remix of one of my all-time favorites. Thanks! Love from Greece!
Kostas Koroneos thank the RNB ,funk of urban America because without them this track would not exist
Goosebumps, Goosebumps, Goosebumps - a perfect mix between Disco, Punk and Rap... outstanding !!!
something about the aesthetic of 78-82. classic rock, new wave, analog synth all mixed together in the early tech culture era.
From the lp "Auto American"-1981.
I use to party with Debbie and the Manhattan crews.. She rocks.
MR PERICO, CUERVO GOLD, COLOMIAN GOLD, (SEEDS)SWEET, THOUGH~ HOT TUB, ROMANCE , FULL ON GETTIN FREAKY, FUNKIN OUT, IN EVERY WAY CIAO,
Norma Marolt new wave you kidding me right
The rhythms are driven from early eighties boogie ,and
funk
I know my music
That's were the grooves are rooted in
Spettacolo Blondie!!!! Ero poco più che adolescente e non so perché mi viene in mente il film VIDEODROME in cui lei era attrice! Grazie sono anni che non ascolto questo pezzo....! GRAZIE
Love the horns and extended bass lines in the mix!! BRAVO!
man☆☆♡☆☆ I remember those old 45s and my record player with those little plastic discs that snapped into the middle of 45s/ and some stereos had a piece you pulled up on the actual turntable for them
.. and I had this on single and the lp. ♡♡😍😍🥰🥰😍😍🥰👍👏 I was in elementary school and very much into music...used to roller skate all the time and thanks for the memory trigger .. I can smell the puff of air that came out when you slid a new record outta the jacket and it was all smooth and glossy...👍👍👍❤❤😎😎😎😎😋
My roller skates and my tube socks with the colored tops. Man i was a stud at the skating rink.
Dem was da days.
Did you have the cool skate covers too? Those were the days...
I went to the rink in the 70s but I definitely wasn't the cool guy with the cool skates, lol.
When i say cool i was the guy that held up the wall and looked like i could skate. But it was small town life in Kentucky...
Good kitties rule!
Debbie Harry rocks! I saw her in the movie "Intimate Stranger" 1991. It was a good, suspense movie.
this song is part of my spine now and forever
That's the beauty of the 80s.... It crawls all over you.
--*Former 80s kid
My mother used to rock out to this.thanks for bringing me back!!
When that lead guitar starts ripping it near the end with that sax....my God. Funk is bliss.
Hypnotic, haunting. Harry at her post punk best! All we need now is low lights, smoke and a time machine!
Debbie Harry spitting lyrics and sounding better than 99% of today’s female MCs/rappers
Awesome thanks for uploading
I use to party with Debbie and the Manhattan crews.. She rocks.
You and your band were to high level of class in your destiny with in respect again you had class babe also this is a Gangstar tune 💯
I miss those days today's music cannot compare❤ 1981 me 9 years old today 47 where does it go i remember this like yesterday
I'm 63 now, I still dance. Our songs are timeless.
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I was 18 in '81. I miss the arcades, pinball games, the music, the bars, the bands. I miss everything from the '60's Through the '80's. And some of the '90's were awesome too. I remember all of Blondie's music. Her songs were played everywhere.
I was 35 in '81.... where does the time go? I remember this song as if it was yesterday!
I’m in my 70’s & every gen has said they had the best music ! I love them all !!
I was a little kid as disco was just on it's way out the door....When this came out i pestered my mother until she bought me the album....i wore the grooves off of this track
you give me hope as a Boomer
Then you, got your money worth. Good job.
first time rap being introduced to mainsteam pop, sugarhill gang had tracks out but didnt have the exposure this had with Blondie 1981, Blondie movement from punk to Disco pop, Rap was in its infancy, quodos to Debbie for havin the vision to use in this brilliant track, thought as seen someone say rollerskates, yeah 78-82 everyone was having roller discos, Accident and Emergency worldwide patients shot up by 900% lol
Debbie Harry the first and only female white rapper of its kind and she did it for all it was worth I’m 59 years old this song gives me goosebumps
I toured with her for 6 months and her performances were incredible.❤
Listening this on March 28, 2019.... amazing it was the top #1 for two weeks back in March 28, 1981 (months before I was born)... exactly 38 years ago!
TET2005 it was more like 8 or 10 weeks, broke the record of that era
Welcome to the 1980s! I often wish I'd been born earlier than 1963 so I could have enjoyed the music of the 60s more, however when you hear fabulous music like this again, I'm reminded that I was fortunate enough to enjoy the music of the 70s and early 80s. Great that you appreciate music from your birth year.
@@paulsoddsends8967 I always prefer oldies! Especially music from 70s to 80s...
Right with you Paul😊
@@TET2005 👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾
Thanks for posting this online. I saw Blondie at the Brixton academy in London 1985 with the B52S and Talking Heads. Very good gig and a great night out nice one
All great bands formed in the 70s
💖💖💖...You'd be singin'in the rain
& You don't stop...to the "Punk👩🏾🎤Rock"!!!
My Absolutely★Favvy Rapp song & love the Vidd featuring The Gothic artist🎨👑Basquiat👑🎨!!!
This Rapp never will go out of style, evermore💖💖💖
Oh, I wish I could have been at Studio 54 when this came out! Must have been so much funky fun!
54 was kaput when this came out. Danceteria was the locale.
I remember when this song first came out, it's still great!
Really enjoyed your explanation of the background story behind the song....
Talk about taking chances. Blondie stepped into the disco and rap scenes and broke the mold for both! I still remember the diversity of people on the dancefloor loving this song as Debbie's voice traversed from sweet flowing to heady rapping lyrics. This song still brings a smile to my face. "...and he shoots you dead and eats your head." Totally nonsense lyrics that didn't seem to matter because of how they were presented.
What a time in music history...
P.S. Thanks DJDiscoCat for carefully extending this mix and not losing the quality of the original...
Thank you DJ for this great musik
I Love the extended play! Excellent Editing, ... Thank You.
Believe or not, Blondie is the one who inspired Rapp for what it is today, true story! She was and still is awesome just Don't call her music oldies.Thank you Blondie for all your voice and music!!! Love it all!!
they still kick it live too!! seen them 6 times, not in the 70s/80s ( i wish!) but since 2003 and I'm telling you, Debbie owns the stage! Clem's drumming is still off the chart genius & their music timeless. Last show i saw in 2017 they had 30,000 people of all ages bouncing & knowing the words to old & new songs. Im so glad that they are appreciated to this day, just wish i could go back in time lol!!
A good funky rapping track by Debbie Harry, great music never ages 👍
This is one jammin' rip...thank you!!! Debby Harry...always number one...ALWAYS.
NYC for sure 👑🗽
Debbie Harry spitting lyrics and sounding better than 99% of today’s female MCs/rappers
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Blonde is awesome and so is this extended song. Beautiful, and so cool!!❤
Thank you! I haven't heard this version for years.
Si on m'avait fait ecouter ce morceau al'aveugle je n'aurait pas cru que cetait blondie, agreablement surpris 😊❤😊😊
~ Debbie Harry is and was a disco diva and a music goddess of many genres, as DJDiscoCatV2 is a master craftsman (thank you for this extended re-boot!). Please please on the tables with the 7" mono of Stevie Wonder's "Superstition" sync it during the break of the Original "Rapture" 12" on Chrysalis, as many of we vinyl junkies do live in sets in 2020. Cheers, DAVEDJ ~
Well you really thought this one out, Man. I play bass and alto sax....yes to the Donna Summer tune's effect......but the horn line is So super gritty and grinds right along like a train engine....I'm dancing in the kitchen, getting all tangled up in my air bass and air sax. LMAO! Glad you kept the intro extension to a human proportion. This whole re-mix is very well balanced.
Wow great mix ! I love this song!
that sexy blonde haired Blondie is a tough singer. her voice and it's background music seemly has a classic funky rock/punk rock and a disco dancing jazz fusion influence.
Its called nyc
@@mikegrant9441 That statement is everything!
We went to Saint Louis a few years ago and part of the reason was a free show that we saw in the park, the botanical gardens, we saw Blondie and we saw Melissa Etheridge and it was a great concert we just wish we had gotten their earlier we missed the 1st part of Blondie's set she can still rock it on down after all these years..!