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Wow .... Just... Wow! Instantly recognisable, for those of us of a certain age, although a slightly darker guitar sound than I remember. I 'may' (cough) have had a bit of a 'thing' for Debbie Harry in the early eighties - along with virtually every other teenage boy on the planet, I suspect! 'Sunday Girl' was my favourite...

Have now entered 5th May on my calendar to remind me to spend some money on iTunes...

Edited by stevejp
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lI 'may' (cough) have had a bit of a 'thing' for Debbie Harry in the early eighties - along with virtually every other teenage boy on the planet, I suspect!

I married Mr gee40 despite him telling me he was in love with Debbie Harry whilst very drunk one evening long ago :rolleyes:

 

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He's now claiming it was the late 70s he was in love with Debbie Harry, but we didn't start dating until 1984 so it was definitely later than that :D

 

Birthday present solved though :)

Edited by elsiegee40
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That's the trouble. The 80's were full of the catchiest tunes ever but so many bands & singers got away with murder because of that. Debbie Harry would never have gotten a look in these days, Bonnie Tyler would be force fed packets of Tunes until she sounded less like a wookie with a bad throat and the Pet Shop Boys might have had some lessons in singing rather than speaking.

Well, either that or a butt-ton of auto-tune ;)

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Bonnie Tyler would be force fed packets of Tunes until she sounded less like a wookie with a bad throat

 

LOL

 

Maybe I'm just an old git, the first single I bought (from Woolies) was Anarchy in the UK - so it's no surprise that I can't appreciate a good singing voice :p

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