Deborah Harry - I Want That Man (Queen Of The USA Edit)

"I Want That Man" was released in 1989 as the lead single from the former Blondie front woman's third solo album, "Def, Dumb & Blonde" - and was the first record on which Ms. Harry used Deborah as her name, instead of Debbie. It reached number two in Australia (and on the US Billboard Modern Rock Tracks chart) and became a top-twenty hit in Ireland, New Zealand and the UK. Written and produced by Thompson Twins members Alannah Currie and Tom Bailey, production was by Bailey and Eric "E.T." Thorngren, with mixes by Ben Grosse. Here's my extended edit, based on the 12" mix and instrumental...
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[@spydamusic]

Don't we all eh Nick?
I wish you a very Merry Chrimblemouse & a Healthy Happy New Year. Thanks for sharing all the great music this year. Hugs, Clive X

[@nickj-blastmusicedits]

Thanks so much, Clive! Wishing you a joyful festive season, I really appreciate your support and encouragement:)

[@babbletwins]

Wish the Thompson Twins Wrote & Produced her whole album....

[@ken-lf1fz]

love love this song 🎵 well done on the mix any of Kim wilde you came another brilliant song ty if u have and the tide is high all gud music

[@nickj-blastmusicedits]

Funny you should mention Kim Wilde's You Came, I am working on an extended edit of it now!

[@ken-lf1fz]

@@nickj-blastmusicedits brilliant mate i so do like that song ty for these mixes im mad on long versions i got my boyfrs headphones on sounds better than mine do tc fr look forward to kim's mix going to listen to a lot on here have fun now

[@nickj-blastmusicedits]

@@ken-lf1fz great to hear, enjoy!

[@drewwilliams3079]

Was nice to have Mike Chapman give DD&B the nostalgic Blondie sound on the album though