Blondie

Band's second album arrived seven months before breakthrough 'Parallel Lines.'

Notorious producer put .45 to Debbie Harry’s leg and shouted: “Bang! Bang!”

After years of massive success, things suddenly came crashing down for the band in 1982.

Drummer Clem Burke recalls misunderstood early CBGBs scene as a “workshop.”

'Autoamerican' track started life as a song called "I Love You Honey, Give Me a Beer."

British punks the Damned will join 10 shows in August.

Six-track EP, 'Blondie: Vivir En La Habana,' is out in July following release of a new documentary.

"Heart of Glass" and "Maneater" were played during recent TV performances.

Song from 'The Second Album' came in a dream, where it was sung by Mick Jagger.

Band hooks up with disco maestro Giorgio Moroder and makes the biggest song of its career.

Band's attempt at theme for 12th 007 movie was “briefly” considered.

'Parallel Lines' made them stars, so they branched out even more on their fourth LP.