This time the song is not a cover, and while the artist is contemporary, the song is still 35 years old!
I am going with Blondie and their "Here's Looking at You" from their unable to be genre-classified album, Autoamerican (arguably their best album).
It is part Debbie Harry's vocal, part the muted trumpets and woodwinds, but mostly Mike Chapman's production that define the sound.
I've always {internally} argued, that this is less a Blondie song than it is a Harry one. The majority of musicians on the track are not the band's core. Still, the entire disk transcends the band archetype - and that is not a bad thing.
35 years and I still play the album and the song often. It's modern day-ish old timey music.
Blondie - "Here's Looking at You"
1 comment:
Old ones are the the best.
JP
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