Turn it up!
Somebody argued with me that Blondie wasn't a punk band, so this is for them. Yes, I know they made pop hits to pay the rent, but this song totally burns the place down.
And I hereby rest my case!
Detroit 442 - Blondie
It also helps that Debbie looks fabulous.
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It has been pointed out to me that Tom Petty was ON "King of the Hill" (well, his animated image was, in any event!) --but this lovely tune was recorded in 1991 and the cartoon started in 1997... I wonder if the song was an inspiration for the title?
It's easy to figure out who wrote what parts of the song: the verses sound like Petty/Heartbreakers, but the chorus is pure McGuinn/Byrds... beautiful!
King of the Hill - Tom Petty and Roger McGuinn
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Too amazing for mere words:
Here But I'm Gone - Curtis Mayfield
May his soul rest in peace.
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Tuesday Tunes
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Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Because I do not hope to turn again
Happy Ash Wednesday to everyone. Since I'm seeking my saving grace today, I decided Saving Grace would be our opening Lenten hymn.
(I actually sat through that entire Super Bowl halftime, hoping they would play this song. Ha! Far too intense for the Super Bowl, and besides, only hit songs are allowed.)
I think this really sums it all up, for some of us anyway. Enjoy.
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Saving Grace
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