Blondie - Apollo Theatre, Glasgow, 1979 (BBC Four broadcast, 2007)
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Keywords: Blondie (Musical Group), Debbie Harry (Music Video Performer), Chris Stein (Music Video Performer), Clem Burke (Music Video Performer), Jimmy Destri (Music Video Performer), Frank Infante (Guitarist), Nigel Harrison, Glasgow (City/Town/Village), Scotland (Country), Apollo Theatre (Theater), BBC Four (TV Network), broadcast, 1979, punk, punk rock, post punk, new wave, live
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Length: 28min 27sec (1707 seconds)
Published: Wed Jul 30 2014
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Here is the rarely heard extended 1980 version of Call Me. The god damn guitar/drum/synth solos between the vocals as so fucking good. At 9:27 long it's a shame this version is so unknown and we are only exposed to the radio version and the still shorter cassette version https://youtu.be/b_4k_pHrXm0
This concert was aired on an old BBC show called The Old Grey Whistle Test. It cuts off half way through Sunday Girl. Although the video still ends early, there's a full audio version here with upscaled quality
always loved clem β¦ monster behind the kit β¦ saw him with iggy , he was crazed
Damn, her pitch is dead on.
Caught them multiple times in my youth at NYC clubs, CBGBs, Bottom Line, etc. They were never not good, clubs always packed when they played.
Clem Burke is a savage drummer. One of the best of all time.
Clem Burke actually received an honorary doctorate from a UK university for participating in a study related to the physiological demands of drumming during live performances.
Clem Burke is the most under-appreciated drummer in rock. I've been saying this since 1979.
I remember a quote from Joey Ramone along the lines of, if it wasn't for Debbie Harry being there everyone would have been watching Clem Burke