1968 DEBORAH HARRY WIND IN THE WILLOWS LP CAPITAL RARE

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1968 DEBORAH HARRY WIND IN THE WILLOWS LP CAPITAL RARE *THE WIND IN THE WILLOWS* EMI RECORDS AUSTRALIA 1968 CAPITAL RECORDS INC Deborah Harry of "Blondie" First release before forming of group Blondie. Group consists of: Wayne Kirby: Vocals, double bass, piano, harpsicord, organ, vibes Ian Anderson: flute, bassoon, piccolo, chimes, vocals Peter Brittain: lead guitar, vocals Peter Klein: vocals, guitar Deborah Harry: vocals, tamboura, tambourine, finger cymbals Anton Carysforth : drums Steve "Marvello" DePhillips: bass, vocals Freddy: spiritual advisor CONDITION Played maybe once, clean and no scratched, inside plastic slleve, and cover shows lite wear. MAILING If you are Bidding on more than one item, Please let me know so that I can send you a combined Invoice. Records can be sent Media Mail and First Class out of the Country! NOTE: I am a professional packer and each record will be well wrapped/packed/labeled. The $1.00 packing fee is for tape, stickers (Fragile),Labels and transportaion to the main Post Office across town. I make no money on mailing! QUESTIONS Also CD collection, VHS, Posters, T Shirts etc. BLONDIE * DEBORAH HARRY COLLECTION A twenty five year collection of Vinyl, LP's, EP's, 45's, Picture Discs with lots of imports and Promotionals from all over the World. Bio The newest inductees into the prestigious Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Blondie emerged as the great pop icons of New York's celebrated late '70s new wave punk scene by defying easy categorization. They scored their first major hits with reggae, rock/disco and hip-hop songs. They wrote great rock hooks and brilliant ironic lyrics. They had the hippest clothes and the coolest hair. Debbie went from the pages of Punk magazine to being on the cover of just about every mainstream publication on the newsstands. The original Blondie was formed in 1974 by art student/guitarist Chris Stein and ex-folkie and ex-Max's Kansas City waitress, vocalist/songwriter Deborah Harry. Drummer Clem Burke and keyboard player Jimmy Destri joined in 1975. The band played the fabled New York downtown circuit of CBGB's, Max's Kansas City and Mothers, amassing a major following before recording their first album Blondie in 1976 for the Private Stock label. It was released in 1977 and was well received as the band toured in support of Iggy Pop and David Bowie. In the summer of 1977, they released their second album, Plastic Letters, and toured Europe and Asia. In March '78, the single "Denis" hit #2 in the U.K. That summer, the band worked with producer Mike Chapman to hone their radio sound and create the album Parallel Lines, with the single "Picture This" going #12 in the U.K. and the follow-up, "Hanging on the Telephone," hitting #5. At the end of the year, Debbie made her first film, the indie production Union City. Blondie had their first #1 record in the U.S. with "Heart of Glass," which also sold over a million copies in the U.K., with the album moving more than 20 million copies worldwide. The fourth single from Parallel Lines, "Sunday Girl," also hit #1 in the U.K. In September 1979, the band's fourth album, Eat to the Beat, was released, along with the first-ever album-length video. Before year's end, Blondie continued their chart presence in the U.K. with the #2 hit "Dreaming." By February 1980, they landed another #1 U.K. single in "Atomic" and two months later scaled the U.S. charts a second time with "Call Me," from the Paul Schrader film, American Gigolo. Before the end of the year, Eat to the Beat was certified platinum and Debbie appeared on TV's The Muppet Show. The fifth Blondie album, Autoamerican, produced the #1 U.K. smash, "The Tide Is High," which duplicated that feat in the U.S. The band appeared on the popular TV show Solid Gold, and soon the album was solid platinum. Debbie released her first solo album, Koo Koo, produced by Nile Rodgers a... read more

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