Blondie Heart Of Glass 1979

Blondie Heart Of Glass Iheart "heart of glass" is a song by the american new wave band blondie, written by singer debbie harry and guitarist chris stein. it was featured on the band's third studio album, parallel lines (1978), and was released as the album's third single in january 1979 and reached number one on the charts in several countries, including the united states and the united kingdom. Remastered in hd!watch the official music video for heart of glass performed by blondie.🔔subscribe to the blondie channel: bit.ly subscribe2.

Blondie Heart Of Glass 1979 Blondie Heart Of Glass Blondie Albums "heart of glass" is a song by american new wave band blondie, written by singer deborah harry and guitarist chris stein. featured on the band's third studio. Blondie live from the apollo, glasgow 31st december 1979 with heart of glasscopyright disclaimer under section 107 of the copyright act 1976, allowance is ma. Sign in to create & share playlists, get personalized recommendations, and more. new recommendations song video. [verse 1] once i had a love and it was a gas soon turned out had a heart of glass seemed like the real thing, only to find mucho mistrust, love's gone behind [verse 2] once i had a love and it was.

Blondie Heart Of Glass Music Video 1979 Imdb Sign in to create & share playlists, get personalized recommendations, and more. new recommendations song video. [verse 1] once i had a love and it was a gas soon turned out had a heart of glass seemed like the real thing, only to find mucho mistrust, love's gone behind [verse 2] once i had a love and it was. The success of "heart of glass" launched parallel lines and blondie into mainstream success, but it caused a lot of friction with some of their original fan base, which felt blondie had sold out. in a 1979 los angeles times piece, richard cromelin observed, "'death to disco' t shirts weren't an uncommon sight among the new wave audience that. In 1979 blondie, the new york band fronted by debbie harry, had their first us hit with “heart of glass”, a propulsive, glitter smothered track about a love affair gone wrong, and a shoo in for radio playlists. it was a bold new sound for the new wavers whose first album had combined sixties pop melodies with choppy guitars and a snarly.