🎵 Blondie - Call Me REACTION
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2022
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Debbie has a very unique voice and is a musical chameleon…punk, reggae, dance, rap, jazz…she can sing it all. Just one of the reasons why she’s a living legend.
YES the Chameleon.. 💋💋
She has the most awards for all range genres in music.. she's the first female rap artist to be awarded and many more awards. SHE/and the Band are THE GOAT. 🐐
Also just her personality. The original punk-rock cokehead chick before it turned into the whole music scene of a decade.
Blondie was great, indeed. But still, they borrowed a lof from acts like Sparks (what they did in 1973-74 as well as 76-77). Also, since the 1970s, many singers and musicians have performed an eclectic mix of punk, rock&roll, pop, schlager, soul, folk, reggae, funk, jazz, etc. At least outside the USA.
Blondie has so many different sounds, that change from song to song. Atomic, Maria, Rapture, One Way or Another, The Tide is High, all awesome songs, all different vibes.
Love Atomic and Maria
I nominate: Dreaming
@@hammermcphee love that one too
Rapture will blow their minds...lol
Love "Atomic"... I dunno about you lot, but it reminds me of like James Bond (Sean Connery era)... it sounds like it would have been a good main title theme song.
So "One Way or Another" is a song that Brad would really like due to his response to this one. You should react to that one next!
Gonna git ya, git ya, git ya, one way...or another!
Maybe 'Atomic' as well
@@tefalhead7396 maybe any song by a white woman?
"One Way or Another" I think so! Brad likes some punk rock, new wave, power pop. That's the song, very catchy. lol. I think Lex will like it, too. Even has a little guitar solo in it for Lex!
They both will like "Atomic" and "Rapture" I bet.
Check out this version!
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She was/is the queen of New Wave Punk.
Blondie has lots of excellent music!
Blondie has a pretty good variety of tracks. "One way or Another" shows a more rocking side while "The Tide is High" has a Reggae flavor. Many do not realize that "The Tide is High" was a cover tune of the by the old Jamaican Ska group "The Paragons".
What Yang said It is hard to pin any one genre on them. They were rapping aloooong time ago but "One Way Or Another" is still my favorite by them.
Rapture is definitely unique.
@@lyngusrobb5323 yeah it was unique when I came out, it was rap before rap
'Dreaming' is probably my favorite Blondie song.
Hanging on the telephone, Pretty Baby and Picture This are awesome too. Parallel lines is probably one of my all time favorite albums. :)
This is crazy heart of glass and now call me unblocked. Nice. The tide is high, rapture, dreaming, and hanging on the telephone are also good. This is one of the most famous and greatest choruses of all time.
It's not heart of glass , it's Call Me
@@HistoriasMinimasdeAmor yeah i said that it was crazy that heart if glass was unblocked and NOW THIS SONG IS UNBLOCKED lol.
Lex is touching upon the differences between vocalists using either the "Head voice" or the "Chest voice" techniques, which sound exactly as she tried to describe each. Debbie Harry had such an amazing ability to shuffle thru different vibes and genres like Rock, Pop, Disco, Funk, Punk, Reggae & even a Rap song!!
She still does. Saw them in concert last month.
Blondie, B-52, Pretenders, Elvis C, ......They rose to the top because they were special. Must have been a great time living in Manhattan. Some late night, last set crowd, watching Debbie Harry front Blondie. She also did well on the Muppets. Wonder who did her hair? Plus no less amazing, imagine walking into a club in Georgia and hearing Rock Lobster!
LOVE IT !!!!!!!!!! ( NOT Andrew here....Wife Diane)....seen All of them... Blondie 1st ( of 5 times) at CBGBs in 77? & 78?... seen Elvis 9 1st 81 at Tower near Philly in 81 Squeeze opened was AWESOME...Pretenders same place in 82...( same year I saw The Clash University City Center Philly ) B 52's saw 82 ? 83? same place same year I saw XTC....Emerald city in New Jersey....&& LMAO....met Fred S. on St Marks place in NYC in the 90's at a place called Venus Records....both standing at check out...just said Hi ! Love your music & saw you in 80's at place called Emerald City...He said"oh yeah...isn't that the place that had Great Neon ?'' I said Yep! & he said Thanks& left.....was Cool.......
My favorite Blondie song. It’s featured in the Richard Gere film”American Gigolo.” This song is purely about sex and being up front about it. I love this song!
And Richard Gere shows off his small wee wee in that movie, should have won an Oscar for that
@@pulsarlights2825 he should have won a Oscar for his small weenis or because his acting was so good no one notice his short comings? 😉
I reckon he heard the cover on Deuce Bigalow.
I thought it was about being a call girl, especially when it was used in AG soundtrack✌🏼
Music by the legendary Giorgio Moroder, lyrics by Debbie Harry. Giorgio was the music behind Donna Summer, and so many songs used in 1980's movies. American Gigolo, Flashdance, Never Ending Story, Top Gun.
Debra Harry (Blondie) was a huge Donna Summer fan, Heart of Glass was the group's omague to "I Fee Love" - Donna Summer, here Debra got to actually work with Summer's collaborator Giorgio Moroder.
exactly! giorgio moroder is a legend.
Blonde was a crossover band between disco, punk, reggae and new wave. Their songs represent different styles yet still have a common sound and catchy riffs.
Something you guys probably don’t know is
Debbie Harry was an iconic figure in the NYC Graffiti world
Specifically her face
Graffiti writers ( Artists) would tag her face all over NYC
Most notably on whole car tags ( Graffiti paintings that filled the whole outside of NYC subway trains )
Another really cool fact is Debbie Harry hosted Saturday Night Live in 1980 and instead of hosting and performing with her band Blondie
( recording artists who host get to host the show and still gets Two slots to perform their music)
Debbie Harry decided to perform solo and not do a Blondie song but a cover of Teddy Pendergrass’s Love TKO
Which was CRAZY F-ing COOL
And she gave up her second slot to Sugar Hill records Harlem Hip Hop artists the FUNKY PLUS ONE and their song THAT’S THE JOINT
Which to this day is my all time favorite HiP Hop song
And it was the absolute FIRST time any Hip Hop artists performed LIVE on tv
Still one of SNL’s greatest musical moments
The other being Prince showing up unannounced to do his song Party Up in 1980
And the time the Hardcore LA Punk band
FEAR performed with a gang of real NYC punk kid slam dancing all over the studio
Getting the band banned for life and getting Cast member the late great John Belushi in a crap load of trouble with SNL’s creater and producer Lorne Micheals🤣🤣🤣
Belushi got in trouble because he insisted the band play the show and the band show up with a dozen teenaged punk rockers from off the street and the kids went wild during the performance
Clem Burke's drumming is so underrated. He really showcases his talent on this song. 🥁
This was the theme song for the film American Gigolo (Paramount, 1980). More Blondie songs: DREAMING, THE TIDE IS HIGH, RAPTURE, SHAYLA, SUNDAY GIRL, BERMUDA TRIANGLE BLUES, UNION CITY BLUE, THE KIDNAPPER, ATOMIC, X OFFENDER, I DIDN'T HAVE THE NERVE TO SAY NO, etc.
"One Way or Another" and "Dreaming" are two more solid Blondie songs.
Produced and composed by Italian musician Giorgio Moroder, with lyrics by Blondie singer Debbie Harry, the song appeared in the film and was released in the United States in early 1980 as a single. "Call Me" was No. 1 for six consecutive weeks on the Hot 100 chart, where it became the band's biggest single and second No. 1.
This song was used in American Gigolo. Blondie was very unique with Top Hits in 4 Different Categories (Rock, Reggae, Rap, Disco, etc). According to the BBC, Blondie is credited with launching the emerging genre of rap into the mainstream, by releasing the first original rap song ever to chart at number one in the United States.
Some great Blondie songs, 'Dreaming', 'The Hardest Part', 'Union City Blue', 'Shayla'.
there is a great tribute live version of this song ft. Debbie, Gwen Stefani, and the lead singer of Garbage...worth your time and effort to look it up and watch.
This is probably my favorite Blondie cut, and that's saying something, as this band has a ton of great tunes. And for the record, this song was the title track from the movie "American Gigolo" sound track. So if the lyrics sound a little racy, it comes from a some what racy movie for the time.
He was in *Looking for Mr. Goodbar* and *Days of Heaven* etc. before that, but that movie may be the best candidate for the one that 'made' Richard Gere's career. Then his next was *An Officer and a Gentleman* and bam: superstar. That was quite a collection of directors he happened to be chosen by.
As for Blondie, I'm surprised followers didn't encourage Brad to start with *Rapture.*
A Punk rock icon! Blondie is timeless.
blondie is the band. debbie harry is the singer. "one way or another" is a banger. "rapture" was the first rap song to get NATIONAL radio play.
With respect, Rapture's Delight came first and was a huge hit, but Rapture blew the airwaves right out of the water!
you need to hear One Way Or Another. she goes heavier in that song. Youve probably heard it before, it gets a lot of play. Call Me is sort of in between that and Heart Of Glass.
“One way or another” is the next tune to react to imo. I really think you’d both love it.
Lex, there is something to it regarding tonal quality. :) I'd recommend checking out the channels "The Charismatic Voice" and "Beth Roars". They're always discussing vocal techniques with "chest voice" and "head voice".
Blondie was a very influential band even before they hit it big. They inspired a lot of the New York music scene in their early days. You guys need to watch CBGB to get the full story.
YEP !!! I saw them 1st in 78 ? 77? there !!!....place I 1st saw Blondie && The Ramones !! ( oh & NOT Andrew...Wife Diane here)..
It’s hilarious how they’re missing the fact that she’s a call girl, and singing a song about sex work! Laff!
You're talking about the difference between head voice and chest voice - two distinct singing techniques both used well by Debbie Harry. In "Heart of Glass" and in the bridge of this song she was using her head voice; in the verses and chorus of this song, it was the more powerful chest voice. The heart of Blondie is Debbie's singing and Clem Burke's amazing drumming (check out the song "Dreaming" to hear Clem in full flight).
Greatest synth solo of all time.
I had the biggest crush on blondie as a teenager. So unique yet classy.
And definitely weird enough to hold my interest.
Her vocal contributions to the movie "Rock and Rule" were amazing
Bring on the Edison Balls!
Arguably the most gorgeous singers in the 70s and 80..
One of the most varied sounding bands ever. Like others have said their sound/style versality is impressive. They had a great run for 5-6 years.
"American Gigolo" theme song (most won't even know that film). Just one more reminder of how good pop/rock music used to be. Great vocal analysis Lex. Brad, how could ANYONE ever say Heart of Glass is a bad song?
Not sure if you guys watch The Voice, but the girl who won a couple seasons ago covered this very nicely. That was the first time I ever heard the song and of course had to go back and hear the original. First time listening to Blondie and it was a really nice find.
The "Call me" part is probably reminding you of Muse - uprising. But they say "So come on".
Atomic is my favourite Blondie song, the bass solo alone is worth the listen.
Mine too. I really fell in love with the song when it was featured in GTA: Vice City. It was the perfect song to listen while speeding around in a sports car.
@@BeatLA24 I first heard it on a Coca-Cola add in the mid 90's loved the band ever since
This was a pop single with a disco flavor... because disco was big at the time.Essentially, Blondie was a punk band.Much like the band Berlin,who's biggest hit was the theme song for Top Gun,but was essentially a punk band.The Go Go's and the B 52's as well...had commercial success with their few pop songs,but were totally punk bands.
Good song,haven't listened to this tune in a LONG time. love Blondie's voice,so soothing and smooth.
Blondie is the band. The singer is Deborah Harry.
Lex is absolutely right. The nose helps regulate the air pressure which affects how you sound when you sing. There are many singers that normally would have gotten plastic surgery on their noses, but did not do so because they were afraid it would affect how they sounded. Barry Manilow and Barbra Streisand come to mind.
Blondie was every boys dream girl circa 76-77 onwards.. I should know lol. 😁 Fun fact - Blondie are still touring , & have starred at numerous festivals (check out YT for shows). At the sprightly age of 76, this year, Debbie Harry still has it & her mesmerizing voice! ❤❤
No-one seems to have mentioned "Picture This"? I would suggest that or "Atomic" or any of the other great suggestions really 😁 I mean it's Blondie - classic new-wave power pop, great stuff
Agree re Picture This - their best song!
OMG! Love that! I also love "In The Flesh" and "Rip Her To Shreds". Early Blondie is killer!!!
love this song.
Another great song
from a great band
from a great era
for the greatest of music all time
Guys, the song was used in the movie American Gigolo, and I seem to remember it was used (just the call me part) in a phone company commercial.
"Call Me" was used in Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo,, The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, Bride Of Chucky, Pitch Perfect 3, Mindhunter • s2e2, RuPaul's Drag Race • s8e4, The Masked Singer • s1e2, Dirty Lines • s1e1, Westworld, American Gigolo • s1e1 and was the theme to the 1980 film American Gigolo .. and possibly more times as covers in other movies and TV shows that couldn't afford, or wouldn't spend, what it would cost for the right to a sampling. In other words, it's been heard a lot, as least in parts over the decades.
Call Me and Heart of Glass both hit no.1 in US Singles Chart. Their album Parallel Lines is a perfect pop album there´s no fillers at all. Love your channel B & L.
I love how you guys think you've never heard the song...you think you heard a cover. These songs are played everywhere in this country for 40 years. They are timeless and they have made it to your brain.
Blondie! They were great and Debbie Harry. Hey, yall really need to check out Yeah Yeah Yeahs (Karen O) ! And Metric (Emily Haines)! I know yall will like them. They are a 2000s - Current band. Inspired by Blondie, Siousxee and Banshees, and The Pretenders. Same kind of genge. Alternative, post-punk/new wave, dance-rock. Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Metric are modern day versions of those groups. 🎸 Very good.
Fell in love with Blondie (Deborah Harry) when I was 7 and still fascinated today. Such a force.
Blondie has the distinction of having the FIRST RAP ON TOP 40. The song RAPTURE has a rap break at the end that for most people was the 1st taste of rap they ever heard in the 70s
What HS boy was not in love with Blondie in the day? Great songs all around in her collection
Mmmm lovely punky Blondie! Love this band! The very definition of "Attitude"!
11:59 is one of my favorite Blondie songs. Really the entire Parallel Lines album is worth a listen.
I love Blondie’s earlier punk stuff like ‘Livin in the real world’ and ‘Eat to the beat’ and ‘One way or another’ is great too. ‘Dreaming’ is a drum masterclass by Clem Burke. So many to choose from.
Posters of Stevie Nicks and Debbie Harry from Blondie were on my bedroom wall during the late 1970's. Very talented and beautiful women.
re: noses - the nasal cavity is often used by singers to change the character of their voice. It's more the cavity behind the nose, opened by relaxing the soft palate and used as a bit of a resonance chamber to give more power and a more open sound to a vocal. I wrote a song years ago where I sang the chorus twice with it closed, and then open for the final crescendo.
Debbie Harry is an outstanding vocalist (far better than me) and does use this technique as well. This song is sung open all the way, but she closes it for a softer, more muted tone in other songs.
This really put me when i was 12 years old...great flashback!
Blondie was such a hit , had some great songs
Lex is on 70s overload with these Blondie songs. Radio played the daylights out of them. Dance rock.
You guys should react to…
Blondie - Rapture
🎸🤘
We had so much good music in the '60's and '70's; we were in good music overload. I loved it then, but am appreciating it more now!
Please keep reacting to Blondie there are so many more songs to explore
Heart of Glass for me is like a Disco vibe but had some rock in it too.
She's so awesome
You got to see her on stage at the height of their fame. Shes the coolest chick to ever grace the stage.
“you’re like a nose conspiracy theorist”
One of the funniest things I’ve ever heard!
My favorite Blondie song! The theme song from the 1980 movie "American Gigolo" starring Richard Gere and Lauren Hutton.
Debbie Harry was my heroine - my memories fading, as I'm getting on a bit, but my first memories of Blondie was 'Denis' and 'One way or Another' maybe around 1977 - so I was 16 or so. I loved New Wave/Punk back then, and sill do.... Check out 'Picture This' and 'One Way or Another' - both favorites of mine. x
LOVE IT !! ( NOT Andy his wife Diane here)....63 now 1st saw Blondie in 78 ? 77? at CBGBs( was 19?20?) Oh Denis ,Obie Doo :)
Everything "official" has them as later than that, but I sailed "Parallel Lines" into an apartment stucco wall, along with all my "K-tel" LPs, right before I left to join the Marine Corps. I enlisted in April of '76. Still not quite sure why I did that...
I always liked "Union City Blue"
That hard core shredding techno beat is pure Giorgio Moroder. The soundtrack to "America Gigolo" is a classic!
Blondie is a great band, Debbie Harry was every teenagers dream in the 80's, looking forward now to the day you guys find Grace Jones
Now Grace Jones would be cool! Very eclectic and talented, great voice. '70s/'80s, all over the place with her music (new wave, post-punk, funk, artsy reggae all mixed up together) . She's the black version of Annie Lennox (Eurythmics). I think Lex and Brad will like her. Grace Jones and David Bowie were good friends, big influences.
@@joesmith8725 Would love to see their take on Walking in the rain, the live clip
@@daviddundas4140 Right! and also "Demolition Man" Great videos.
It was the opening song to "American Gigolo" A great movie (albeit a bit dated). Richard Gere driving down the coastline with that Mercedes convertible going to his next client. Iconic
Another Band that successfully reinvented their sound from year to year depending on what was Hot & What was Not. This song
was the theme song to the 1980 film American Gigolo starring Richard Gere. It was Produced and composed by Italian musician, and DISCO King Giorgio Moroder.
It was there 3rd album Parallel Lines released September 1978 that put Blondie on Everyone’s mind.
Blondie. Iconic. Originally is more of a punk band. But they have different sounds. Debbie Harry is one the most iconic front women of a band. Their sound is really diverse. One way or another, the ultimate stalker song. Rapture was ahead of its time.
Debbie was such an Icon of the 70's....The total embodiment of an era.
Heart of Glass is one of my top 5 favourite songs, definitely my favourite Blondie track.
Brad & Lex, you'll love their "One Way Or Another", "Rapture" and many more!!!
LOL... I came here to suggest the same 2 songs! One Way Or Another is a littler "harder," I've heard it covered by punk bands. And she raps on Rapture. Might not seem it, but Blondie came out of the punk scene and has a large fan base within it.
One way or another... I'm gonna get ya get ya get ya get ya ;-)
Absolutely
Clem Burke is like a percussion machine driving this song... Like Stewart Copeland, he made his high-hat do incredible things. Growing up, this song was my favorite of Debbie Harry's... and if memory serves, she did it on the "Muppet Show" with Animal and the Muppet Show Band ^^
I started loving this song after I saw the movie "Bride of Chucky" 😆 JENNIFER TILY CAN GET IT ALL DAYYYY
I grew up with Blondie because my dad loved them + had a massive crush on Debbie Harry.
They have had so many hits, they had a come back in the late 90s with a song called 'Maria'
You should check it out 👍
Blondie set you free! Time to do more, One Way Or Another.
Lol I completely agree, Brad! When Heart Of Glass came out, I didnt care for it, but that cute blond singing it was EVERYTHING! One Way Or Another, and this song, were the next big songs and they were MUCH more to my taste.
This song was from the American Gigolo soundtrack, and I believe this is kinda about a …uh… “female escort”, shall we say
OK....NOT ANDY ...Wife Diane here...( I've Got to get own UA-cam account).....I've seen Blondie 5 times...1st time in 1978 CBGBs....You want to hear how different Blondie can be...1 Way or Another Or Hanging on the Telephone....3rd time I saw Blondie I almost got beat up....Philly Spectrum concert...Blondie opened for RUSH ...I liked Both...( don't know Who paired the 2 ...just think promoter was thinking $$$ because Heart of Glass was Big on charts then)...RUSH fans were Booing Blondie & throwing things...made mistake of telling guy to Shut up next to me..he grabbed me ( was LUCKY 6 ft 2 boyfriend grabbed him& he backed off)... Greatest thing Debbie Harry went on threw things back & Spit out One Way or Another like a fight song !!!!! also lost 1/2 the hearing in my right ear...some jerk threw an M80 firework...blew out my eardrum...I was Lucky guy 3 seats from me got 1/2 nose blown off...was taken away on stretcher...boy friend & I ( & people next to us) got his blood us... :P
When my kid was young Debbie Harry was hosting this story reading show for children. It was really cool to see her doing that. She seemed to really enjoy it. 🙂
@Brad & Lex, I think the “call me!” familiarity you’re thinking of is the guitar bend and voice in Muse’s “Uprising.”
"Blondie" is the name of the band. The lead singer of the band is Debbie Harry.
This is the sound track of the movie…..American Giglio……with a young actor named Richard Gere….it came out in the late seventies……
Blondie was super versatile. Great sound and memories!
This was the #1 song of the entire year 1980, outselling everything else. Very, very big hit.
“Dreaming” is another hard hitting hit song
To really epreciate this song, you first have to picture yourself dancing in a dance hall or discothec in the early 80's
I'm 63 now but when i was twenty Debbie Harry was seriously hot! She had a whole slew of hits that jumped from disco to punk to rock and even the very first rap song...Rapture
Rapture is not the 1st Rap song. It was the 1st featuring Rap to hit #1 (1981, Billboard Hot 100) & was the 1st Rap video ever on MTV. Bill Curtis & his Fatback Band’s 1979 “King Tim III (Personality Jock)” is generally considered the 1st Rap recording & The Sugar Hill Gang’s 1979 “Rappers Delight” is arguably the 1st Rap song to get radio airplay & to be a Top 40 hit (#36, Billboard Hot 100).
@@wnsafford1854 Rapture lyrics actually credit some of the earlier rappers, too.
58 myself...Debbie and Ann Wilson...ouf!!!!
@@trevorwalsh9205 Yeah like Fab 5 Freddy who would end up on MTV as a presenter.
52, I loved her as well.
This song is from "American Gigalo" starring Richard Gere.
Punk Rock - Blondie is from the 80's original . Great stuff !!!
Blondie rocks and rules.
Laugh out loud, you two crack me up with your totally opposite facial expressions . . .😂😅 is good for the soul spending a few hours with you two real people
Lex read my mind. When I was listening to it I was thinking of singers that I like because their voice is like another instrument. Mike Patton comes to mind as another.
The song is from the movie "American Gigolo", the one where Richard Gere goes bottomless and shows off his bad genetics....wtf was he thinking?
"Roll me in designer sheets, I'll never get enough"! Love it!
One way or another, Hanging on the telephone, Atomic, Dreaming, X Offender... Some of their best
This and 'Heart of Glass' (C'mon, Brad!!) will never stop being BANGERS.
As far as I can remember Debbie Harry is the FIRST WHITE GIRL from NYC TO RAP ON A MUSIC VIDEO!!! RAPTURE was a #1 hit and its still 🔥 when I first saw the video I was like OH SNAP! SHES SPITTIN RHYMES?!
I went to see them at Maxwell House in Salford after seeing their first UK TV appearance on Granada , Tony Wilson put them on the tele , was a great night