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Concrete Blonde

Concrete Blonde

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With the addition of a new drummer, Jim Mankey and Johnette Napolitano's Dream 6 became Concrete Blonde, but the changes did nothing to bring musical focus to the partnership. When this debut album was released, IRS Records emphasized the track "Still in Hollywood," financing a video and promoting it to radio. The song borders on punk rock, as Mankey repeats the same riff over and over and Napolitano spits out the angry lyric like Exene Cervenka (except, of course, she is careful to stay on-key). But the song's message is confused: Most aspiring stars try to get to Hollywood, no? Even more confused is the multiplicity of musical styles that demonstrated that Concrete Blonde's main characteristic was ambition, not talent. Napolitano didn't much care if she became the next Chrissie Hynde or the next Pat Benatar, as long as she became the next something.

© William Ruhlmann /TiVo

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1
True
00:02:58

Earle Mankey, Producer - Concrete Blonde, Producer, MainArtist - Johnette Napolitano, Composer - James Mankey, Composer

℗ 1986 Capitol Records, LLC

2
Your Haunted Head
00:02:47

Earle Mankey, Producer - Concrete Blonde, Producer, MainArtist - Johnette Napolitano, Composer

℗ 1986 Capitol Records, LLC

3
Dance Along The Edge
00:05:28

Earle Mankey, Producer - Concrete Blonde, Producer, MainArtist - Johnette Napolitano, Composer

℗ 1986 Capitol Records, LLC

4
Still In Hollywood
00:03:43

Earle Mankey, Producer - Concrete Blonde, Producer, MainArtist - Johnette Napolitano, Composer

℗ 1986 Capitol Records, LLC

5
Song For Kim (She Said)
00:04:07

Earle Mankey, Producer - Concrete Blonde, Producer, MainArtist - Johnette Napolitano, Composer - Jim Mankey, Composer

℗ 1986 Capitol Records, LLC

6
Beware Of Darkness
00:03:42

GEORGE HARRISON, ComposerLyricist - Earle Mankey, Producer - Concrete Blonde, Producer, MainArtist

℗ 1986 Capitol Records, LLC

7
Over Your Shoulder
00:03:22

Earle Mankey, Producer - Concrete Blonde, Producer, MainArtist - Johnette Napolitano, Composer - Jim Mankey, Composer

℗ 1986 Capitol Records, LLC

8
Little Sister
00:03:52

Earle Mankey, Producer - Concrete Blonde, Producer, MainArtist - Johnette Napolitano, Composer

℗ 1986 Capitol Records, LLC

9
Make Me Cry
00:02:17

Earle Mankey, Producer - Concrete Blonde, Producer, MainArtist - Johnette Napolitano, Composer

℗ 1986 Capitol Records, LLC

10
Cold Part Of Town
00:03:10

Earle Mankey, Producer - Concrete Blonde, Producer, MainArtist - Johnette Napolitano, Composer

℗ 1986 Capitol Records, LLC

11
True (Instrumental)
00:02:24

Earle Mankey, Producer - Concrete Blonde, Producer, MainArtist - Jim Mankey, Composer

℗ 1986 Capitol Records, LLC

Album review

With the addition of a new drummer, Jim Mankey and Johnette Napolitano's Dream 6 became Concrete Blonde, but the changes did nothing to bring musical focus to the partnership. When this debut album was released, IRS Records emphasized the track "Still in Hollywood," financing a video and promoting it to radio. The song borders on punk rock, as Mankey repeats the same riff over and over and Napolitano spits out the angry lyric like Exene Cervenka (except, of course, she is careful to stay on-key). But the song's message is confused: Most aspiring stars try to get to Hollywood, no? Even more confused is the multiplicity of musical styles that demonstrated that Concrete Blonde's main characteristic was ambition, not talent. Napolitano didn't much care if she became the next Chrissie Hynde or the next Pat Benatar, as long as she became the next something.

© William Ruhlmann /TiVo

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