Blondie - I Feel Love (Live Donna Summer cover 1979)
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- A live version of the song, lifted from a 1979 concert recording, was included as a b-side to Blondie's 1995 re-issued single "Union City Blue." King Crimson and longtime Blondie friend, Robert Fripp is also on guitar for this performance.
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David Bowie said Donna Summer's "I Feel Love" was the song that altered the course of dance music forever, moving away from disco and toward techno. No one could never return to true disco again. One of my favorites for the last 35 years!!
I was completely shocked to find out some friends of mine that are into Rock LIKED "I Feel Love". I don't know how many times I danced to that song in the '70's, '80's and beyond. It's DEFINITELY my favorite song by Donna Summer.
Pink Floyd's "Money" and "I Feel Love" were my two faves right about then.
Brian Peter George St John le Baptiste de la Salle Eno...
Paul M Perfect definition to talk about this song...for me is the first techno dance music of the history.
Paul M i dont thk it was a threat 2disco disco stock around 4 a while but it help intro teco 2d brand which was replace by house by house music which is pure teco disco
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Wow. I never knew Blondie covered this song. Debbie knocked it out of the park. She always had an amazing voice.
First time to hear Blondie singing "I feel love'.
Blondie and Donna Summer are both my beloved.
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Actually this famous and eternal song was composed by Giorgio Moroder
the same producer of Blondie song: "Call Me" and "Rush, rush" singed by Deborah Harry (Blondie's singer).
manolddog238 Hope you caught her in 2008 or 2009 when she played the CLSA investor's conference. May have been a few years earlier though.
@@JameSalvattore I knew it. I sensed a connection. Didn't know Moroder did Call Me. Thanks.
@@mrxman581 He also produced plays on and cowrote 1983's dance track Rush Rush with Harry solo and reunited with Blondie in 2003 for a mix of the song Good Boys
I agree. My favs
Totally live and what a voice never gets the credit she deserves
I agree, pure sex
The only one that got somewhat near Donna. All my respect to both D and B.
Just shows the talent of Debbie to cover a song from the Queen of Disco and do it justice.
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I remember when Blondie's "Heart of Glass" started getting airplay in '79, it was reported that people were calling radio stations asking for the new Donna Summer song. DJ's had to explain that it was not Donna but a new band called Blondie.
Most radio stations have DJs, especially then. If they were going to play it, they'd make reference to it before, and sometimes after. This keeps listners listening.
Debbie's delivery to Donna Summer's Super Song is Hypnotic and Hauntingly Heavenly !!
+SeaBassVamp Deborah Harry has a versatile vocal range. She also has the soul. Certainly the sensual everything.
***** Absolutely Awesome!
Donna Summer's the shit
Stupid....
Yes, Stupendous!
Blondie completely captured the raw emotion, velvety finish and glorious escalation of the song to crescendo !... Debbie's voice, Jimmy Destri's Synthesizers and of course... Clem Burke's exquisite drumming. What a supergroup !
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Donna and Debbie are the only two singers who still sound amazing after 30+ years of performing.
I'm impressed that Debbie pulled this off.
Looking back over the years Debbie has to be longest reigning queen of music from the mid 70's on wards even in this day & age she can still hold her own live on stage.. what a legend!!
skunksrus007 Yes! Yes! She can the original.
I love Blondie! They were definitely very ahead of their time in everything they did.
I thank the gods they gave us the brains to make music, moog, and insanely hot, talented angels with voices to bring us to our knees! All hail the classy women of the 70's-80's:)
The girls and women from the 70s were truly the greatest of all time!
Never heard this version before. It's very good. U tube is so great. I can find all this stuff that made me fly 40 years ago!
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Love Donna and Debbie. Both sang the hell out of this song.
Me too , but I had Donna sing it to me in the front row, like she was in love with me, soo.....
I they where both beautiful
Blondie is great ,but Donna rocks with this song! Love them both tho.
If Blondie are releasing a new album this year, I'd like to hear a revamp version of this on there and released as a single. Always loved the song no matter whether Donna Summer, Bronski Beat & Marc Almond or whomever sang it.
First time I^ve heard this version by Blondie and I am almost speechless........it^s just G-R-E-A-T!!!!
Who said that Debbie Harry couldn't sing or that Blondie couldn't play! Superb!!
Blondie brought us out of the 70's into the 80's, transcending and popularising all the musical genre's of the era. They defined the 80's, and beyond. I can't think of a more influential band. They seem to have inspired everything since.
whether it's Debby Harry or Donna Summers, This song transcends disco or new wave. It is the start of a new genre. It was at least 10 years ahead of time.
Debbie singing I Feel Love
It don't get much better
She is. They're friends. I met Debbie Harry in 1999 when she was touring. She mentioned that Donna was her favorite singer. She called her "the powerhouse vocalist" of all time.
Debbie sure is warming up her velvet smooth voice with this song, and does an amazing job with this, too.
This song is well suited to Debbie's vocal range and style, not surprising how well she and Blondie pulled this off, great cover
The electronics aren't up to par, they're just okay.
Blondie and Donna's singing styles are similar and complement each other's music quite well.
Holy crap. I'm JUST NOW finding this?? Game changer
She took one hell of a chance doing this back during that time, but she pulled it off. But the one thing about Debbie Harry that's always impressed m is that she can actually sing.
she is so underrated. ....
Annette Strean did a good job with this with the Blue Men Group as well.
Raymond Lee- Just listened to it. DAMN! !!!
Annette of Venus Hum killed it with BMG!
fantástico
Robert Fripp is playing with them. His playing is unmistakable.
The more I listen to this, the more brilliant I think it is.
Yes, it's obviously Donna Summer's song... but Blondie covering it is the ultimate in 1979 new wave/disco irony.
So few people "got" how arch and sassy the Blondie approach was. Picking I Feel Love as the encore cover song is hilarious and perfect, affectionate and condescending at the same time.
AWESOME.
Blondie was rock!
Only people who don't know there entire catalog and only know a few of their big hits think they're not rock so if you say they are not rock that tells us you don't know much except their radio hits.
And Blondie has aged so much better than a lot of the arena rock of that period.
DEBBIE IS VERY IMPORTANT FOR THE MUSIC.THIS VERSION OF THE DONA SUMMER IS VERY WONDERFUL LIKE THE ORIGINAL.
Beautiful version.
I love blondie and this song she did great!
They are Blondie. She is Debbie Harry.
I know
I Love Love Love this version! Go away bitter people- waste of time my hole. It's great!!!
This is an awesome tribute to the Queen........And sounds like Black Magic Women in the beginning
It's an Artist giving respect to another. Interpretation of a similar. Not a mirror of the original. Just RESPECT to another.
Holy crap. Just compared Debbie live to Donna live. It's almost sad. Debbie's version has a layer of subtlety and feeling Donna Summers just doesn't come close to touching. Really amazing. Wow, the difference is just so stark and clear. Want a pleasing sound? Listen to Donna's version. Want something that takes you to an entirely different planet? Listen to Debbie's.
Paul Novak agreed
It might have to do with it being played Live Instruments as opposed to a backing track or moroder being a synth god.
The music, the vocal, required listening, words actually can’t describe this
I Remeber listening to this on the radio New Years Eve 1979, the whole show was AMAZING
Great person to cover this song
Most ppl don't really realize how big and popular this band really was back in the late 70s...thank for the upload
I love the Venus Hum version, but geez... WOW!!!!!!!
if you want the great donna sumer version, go watch it. finding stuff like this is what makes you tube so good, thanks for putting it on
People always claim Blondie was disco. They were originally a punk/alt band and this version rocks.
Punk rock, new wave, disco and calypso/reggae
They did two disco songs Heart of Glass and the fantaboulous Atomic. Call Me was considered disco as they worekd with Donna's Giorgio Moroder but it had a lot of guitar in it.
Blondie also tried rapping with Grandmaster Flash on "Rapture." a breakthrough hit on a whole new genre in the late 1970's - 1980's called Rap (after Sugar Hill Gang's hit "Rapper's Delight", "Wild Style" film.)
@@johnnymfan5065 "Do The Dark" is also Disco, sounds so Disco for me
@@AIVariedades Wowee I forgot that one. The very good Live It Up from that album was also a kind of funky disco tune. Summer & Moroder's brillant I Remember Yesterday (1977) album was similiar to Auto American in that it was a concept album exploring different genres throughout the years of American music.
Debbie and Donna are sooo beautiful as singers and attractive. If there were ever two sirens who could lure sailors off their ships like in Mythology, I'd put my money on them. Heart of Glass/I feel Love. Simply, fantastic.
Thanks! LEGENDS!! Debbie giving homage to Donna💖💖💖💖
This is just unbelievably awsome. Debbie's voice is just incredible, and the music is fantastic.
Wow, that is a really good live vocal. I wouldn't have imagined Debbie being able to sing Donna Summer's "I Feel Love" live. Even back in the 70's & early 80's, Debbie usually didn't sing her own "Heart of Glass" in the same head voice she used in the studio. This is a lovely surprise.
No she didn't
Wow: I knew Blondie was a punk/alt band that played @ CBGB's in NYC.. And that the band Blondie covered songs by such varied artists as Cole Porter, T Rex , the Marvellettes , John Holt , Randy & the Rainbows, the Shangri - Las , and Johnny Cash . But this rarely heard live version featuring Robert Fripp on guitar is stunning.. ( Fripp made seminal music with Brian Eno which was a different genre, also amazing). Thank Goodness Blondie was ballsy enough to make their version of Giorgio Moroder & Donna Summer's all time trend setting , groundbreaking music.. All Hail to those music Gods !! A long time fan in the USA !
She also did a live version of Bowies “Heroes” that is just beautiful ….
When amazing singer covers amazing song 🤩🤩🤩🤯❤️
Great vocal range. Ms Harry is one of the best of all time. And I like the audio-only. Makes one appreciate how good the music is....Clem's drumming, etc.
whoah ! a great (Donna Summer disco classic) cover by Blondie..
wow - this is gold
this is like a major blast! WOW! only Deborah Harry could pull this off . . thank you Donna Summer~ ur the best!
Always loved this version! While Blondie's voice is great, it's the hard edge of the electric guitars and synthesizer - the "Blondie sound" - that makes this version so outstanding. From the ethereal way her lead voice waves in and out of the song, to how the tempo picks up to a rousing finale, they did a great job. Pity there's no live video version of this song.
The band rocked this one.
saw her in Glasgow Barrowlands, best concert I've been to
FANTASTIC!!!!
shes still got it. love her..
Damn, that was extraordinary!
did not know Blondie covered this song. Amazing
this is sooooo good
Debbie does Donna! It's a disco-ball-in-the-window kind of morning in London today, and I can't stop rolling my shoulders to this...
that sent chills down my spine.
Fantastic, wise she had released this as a single ,,,
Such a siren ! Make you wreck your ship...
what perfect song for her to cover!
She rocked it! Love it!
OMG this is surprisingly hauntingly hypnotic. So well done! Deb and the band really capture the song and even give it that Blondie "flava." Today's singers ;-( and bands (of the few there are that aren't "made" using auto tune and a computer program) listen up! We'll pay the price of a CD and concert ticket to hear something cool like this.
Con i passaggi del basso tipo Pink Floyd, grandissimi Blondie.
Debbie & Donna two true goddesses the graced the earth & our lives through there pure beauty, talents, and aura. What still draws me to them is truely magnetic..
Heard this for the very first time today, and its blown me away! What a fantastic cover. Incredible Blondie with their limitless talents!!!
iv always rated debbies voice REALLY HIGHLY, its only just occured to me how similer she sounds to donna summer!!
It never occurred to me. I'm really floored. All the more reason to appreciate both.
I Love Blondie.
When she had a great voice. ❤️
Nice voice. The beat is fine and full.
Fabulous! Perfect! Love Blondie
WOW !!!
I SWEAR IF I CLOSE MY EYES IT FEELS LIKE ITS DONNA SUMMER SINGING..... Amazing DEBBY HARRY - BLONDIE
Frank M Play them side by side, you will see that you are wrong!
i would love to know how much money Donna has made on this song..it is one brilliantly well crafted song..never gets old..
It's a first time hear Blondie singing a song like that.... JUST AMAZING...!!!!
Blondie Forever! They are STILL making music like no one else can!
Debbie Does Donna a Good Justice to this old Classic ! Thanks for posting.
Love this version
I'm Gonna Love You Too (Buddy Holly), Out On The Streets (The Shangri-Las), The Tide Is High (The Paragons - I think). There were others, I'm sure, but these three are all that spring immediately to mind. I'd say Blondie were clearly influenced by many things that came before them, like rockabilly, girl pop etc, and weren't ashamed to show it.
Damn Good Cover Version of I feel Love by Blondie !
my all time favorite song.....debbie really shows her vocal talent when she "airs" and pauses on finishing singing " i feel love " at 2:32 - 2:40.. for some reason that part really resonates with me. so much for founde memories of the past that still stay with me.
this must be the cd that they play in heaven
The guitar contribution of Fripp is really interesting. It is always a pleasure to hear the master in action!
Not bad. I feel love by Donna is da shit!!! Best ever!!!
I always thought this was Blondie. Never knew it was Donna Summer!!! Born in 1971 I get a pass?
Bus pass maybe.
This is the perfect song for them to cover.
vintage version is super awesome!!
damn Deborah harry rocked live. wow.
Wonderful and faithful!
Blondie played a version of this at the Blitz Benefit at CBGB in May, 1978, sometimes known as the US punk Woodstock. I heard it on a poor quality audience recording and they did it with a different arrangement. But when they started playing it you heard people in the crowd saying things like "Disco?" and "It's a disco song!" somewhat in disbelief. Cool moment.