Blondie have experimented with nearly every genre on record - reggae, rap, punk, disco, etc. Yet their willingness to experiment is anchored by their roots in tuneful Sixties pop. Someone forgot to tell Blondie that New Wave bands weren’t supposed to have hit records. Blondie broke the Top 40 barrier with the Number One hit “Heart of Glass” in 1979. More on rockhall.com...
Inductees: Deborah Harry (vocals; born July 1, 1945), Clem Burke (drums; born November 24, 1955), Jimmy Destri (keyboards; born April 13, 1954), Nigel Harrison (bass; born April 24, 1951), Frank Infante (guitar; born November 15, 1951), Chris Stein (guitar; born January 5, 1950), Gary Valentine (bass; born December 24, 1955).
Blondie
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Blondie: Parallel Lines
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Chris Stein/negative : me, Blondie, and the advent of punk
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Debbie Harry and Blondie : Picture This
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New York Rocker
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Autoamerican
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Debravation
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Blondie
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Eat to the Beat
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The Hunter
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Plastic Letters
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Listed below are notable collections and items from the Rock Hall's Archives. You can find more by searching our catalog here.
VH1 Behind the Music: Blondie
Blondie 1978
Blondie's Back: Live in NYC '99
Live By Request: Blondie
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame + Museum live. Volume 7, Come together
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