7-inch of "Heart of Glass," a disco-friendly pop track by Blondie, a representative new wave band.
Vocalist Deborah Harry weaves a contrast between "fantasy" and "reality" in this song, expressing distrust and beauty in love.
This single, released from the album "Parallel Lines," was originally recorded in 1975 as a slow track titled "Once I Had a Love," but was rearranged to suit the wave of disco's golden age. It was a huge hit, reaching number one on the charts in six countries, including the US and the UK. The B-side is "Rifle Range" from the debut album.
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Heart Of Glass (Disco Long)
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Heart Of Glass (Basic Track)
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Heart Of Glass (A Shep Pettibone Mix)
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B:
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The Disco Song
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Once I Had A Love
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Heart Of Glass (Disco Instrumental)
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Artwork - Shepard Fairey
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Bass - Gary Valentine (B1)
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Bass - Nigel Harrison
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Design - Field Of Grass
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Drums - Clem Burke
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Guitar - Chris Stein
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Guitar - Frank Infante
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Keyboards - Jimmy Destri
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Mastered By - Jeff Lipton
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Mastered By - Maria Rice
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Reissue Producer - Ken Shipley
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Reissue Producer - Steve Rosenthal
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Reissue Producer - Tommy Manzi
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Research [Tape Archiving & Restoration] - Steve Rosenthal
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Research [Tape Research] - Andy Street (3)
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Research [Tape Research] - Kristina Fox
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Transferred By - David McEown
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Transferred By - Kabir Hermon
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Transferred By - Perry Cunningham
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Vocals - Deborah Harry
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Written-By - Chris Stein
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Written-By - Deborah Harry
