Call Me

Call Me

The article discusses the song " Call Me" by Blondie, produced by Giorgio Moroder and released in 1980. It highlights the song's significance in music history and its availability on platforms like You Tube. The piece provides a link to the song and includes details about its production and composition, emphasizing the collaboration between Moroder and lead vocalist Deborah Harry.

Blondie &; Slow Motion (Official Music Video)

Blondie – Slow Motion

The official music video for " Slow Motion" by Blondie has been remastered in H D and is now available for viewing. Fans can subscribe to the Blondie You Tube channel for more content and explore their extensive collection of music videos. The band maintains an active online presence across various social media platforms, providing updates and engaging with their audience.

INXS Playlist

Inxs Playlist

The I N X S playlist features iconic performances and music videos, including " New Sensation" and " Need You Tonight," showcasing the band's dynamic presence during their 1991 Wembley Stadium concerts. This collection highlights their enduring influence in rock music, offering fans a chance to relive memorable moments and experience the energy of I N X S's live shows.

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