Found on the standard releases of Parallel Lines , this features the complete, iconic arrangement, including the famous synthesizer intro and Debbie Harry’s sultry vocal delivery.
When looking to add this track to your digital library, aim for the following specifications:
When Blondie entered the studio to record their third album, Parallel Lines , they were known primarily as a New Wave band rooted in the CBGB punk scene. "Heart of Glass" had been floating around in their repertoire since 1974, but it lacked a definitive shape. Producer Mike Chapman recognized the potential of the song's infectious melody and suggested utilizing a more synthesized, dance-oriented arrangement.
A mesmerizing instrumental bridge allows the groove to breathe, perfect for club mixing.
Found on the standard releases of Parallel Lines , this features the complete, iconic arrangement, including the famous synthesizer intro and Debbie Harry’s sultry vocal delivery.
When looking to add this track to your digital library, aim for the following specifications:
When Blondie entered the studio to record their third album, Parallel Lines , they were known primarily as a New Wave band rooted in the CBGB punk scene. "Heart of Glass" had been floating around in their repertoire since 1974, but it lacked a definitive shape. Producer Mike Chapman recognized the potential of the song's infectious melody and suggested utilizing a more synthesized, dance-oriented arrangement.
A mesmerizing instrumental bridge allows the groove to breathe, perfect for club mixing.
