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Free Download: Debbie Harry "Two Times Blue"
Legendary singer and music icon Debbie Harry returns with a brand-new album early 2008. This marks the singer's first full-length effort with fresh material in 14 years. The disc, titled "Necessary Evil," was initially scheduled to be out in stores in September but its release has been pushed out a few months to January 2008 according to my sources.
On "Necessary Evil," Harry collaborates with a diverse range of musical partners including edgy young New York production team Super Buddha, Jazz Passengers' Roy Nathanson and Bill Ware, the Toilet Boys' Guy Furrow and longtime collaborator Chris Stein
Harry showcased her new work at the recent True Colors concert series that traveled around the country to raise awareness about issues facing the GLBT community. Some fans were disappointed that the singer did not perform any of her Blondie classics. In fact, a New York Times reviewer wrote that it was "a kind of cruelty" that she ignored her biggest hits.
But Harry's new single "Two Times Blue" totally makes up for it. It is a satisfying, new wave-ish pop-rock tune that is the lead track from her new album. An MP3 of the song has been floating around the internet, but download it now totally guilt-free. Get it while it's hot.
Download Debbie Harry "Two Times Blue" [MP3]
July 24, 2007 in MP3 | Permalink
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i´m the only one who find a enormous look like the monsters mother with the artist???
Posted by: Javier at Jul 25, 2007 5:42:12 AM
I've had this in my iPod for a few days and oh yes it's rather good.
Thanks!
Posted by: DanProject76 at Jul 25, 2007 2:42:52 PM
Perhaps I was one of the few who was thrilled with Debbie's set at True Colors, but it was billed as "Debbie Harry" not "Blondie"! I was lucky enough to get and advance copy of the cd this week (please don't delay it til Jan!!) and it's fantastic. One of the best projects she has been involved in and probably her best solo album or at least a close second to Def Dumb & Blonde. her voice has never sounded better and all kinds of musical styles are covered-Well done, Debbie!!
Posted by: Marc at Jul 25, 2007 6:13:02 PM
Phantastic Song, Debbie Harry sounds very sexy/FUNKY again
Posted by: UweB at Aug 28, 2007 12:48:45 AM
