Clem Burke (Blondie) sings 'Can't Keep My Eyes on You' (Jerry Nolan song)

With Walter Lure (Heartbreakers), Tommy Stinson (Replacements), Wayne Kramer (MC5) in their live Heartbreakers 'L.A.M.F.' album tribute. "It's absolutely one of the most brilliant rock’n’roll records ever made" he says, and this is a Jerry Nolan song, one of Clem's favourite drummers.
An interview with Clem from the gig, talking about Johnny Thunders, Jerry, the New York Dolls and the Heartbreakers' L.A.M.F. is here: • Blondie's Clem Burke o...
Taken from the 'L.A.M.F. Live at the Bowery Electric' DVD/LP/CD, now special-priced. Original Heartbreaker Walter Lure got together in 2016 with Clem, Tommy Stinson (The Replacements) and Wayne Kramer (MC5) to perform the entire 'L.A.M.F.' album in New York City. Guests Jesse Malin, Liza Colby and Cheetah Chrome also joined them onstage.
'L.A.M.F. the Found Masters' is a the recently discovered mastertape without mud, finally heard as the band and producers intended.
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[@SteveOhw594]

🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@getwhatyougive]

[Love this. As cool as this is, you realize how critical Johnny's sound and guitar parts were to the song. #rip #lamf ]

[@sesucoleman5992]

too cool for school !!!

[@baronsaturday9560]

GREAT STUFF!!! Luv it. Clem's a fantastic drummer, I love that dvd from Iggy Pop - Live 1981, San Francisco, with Clem Burke drumming ...FANTASTIC! ! ! And now we hear he's a fine singer too! PS: I love that Clem loves Moonie too, and he loves reading MOJO, UNCUT, etc. which I do too, amazing articles on amazing music! I have those older 'The Who issues' too, with all these old interviews and articles, no fake news or uninteresting gossip. SHINDIG is a great rock-pop-soul-folk magazine too. With great writers like Kris needs, Jon Savage, etc. But that magazine is a bit harder to read if English is not your first language. PS II: Kris Needs and the other (great) writers also do articles in the other magazines.

[@macadoo2530]

Watching this you'd never know Wayne Kramer was a Rawk God in 1970. See MC5's Tarter Field show for proof

[@baronsaturday9560]

Luv ya Wayne, and the MC5! Love your 'Cocaine Blues' album with Pink Fairies too.. The remastered version of Pink Fairies' 'Bunch Of Sweeties' sounds really amazing too!!! Or the Think Pink (Twink) demos, or Mandies & Mushrooms At The Roundhouse, or Uncle Harry's Last Freak Out. Many great stuff from The Fairies.. AND THE MC5!

[@leahflower9924]

My favorite version was when Richard Hell sang this

[@macadoo2530]

Cant keep my coc...nevermind.

[@RnREnglands]

Utterly fantastic

[@allenrothman3317]

Was the really tall guy in the audience Howard Stern?

[@junglerecords]

Maybe??

[@macadoo2530]

'The Heartbreakers songs were utterly moronic.' Cant keep my eyes ON you OFF you.' Richard Hell from 'Please Kill Me'

[@lukefitzgibbon6854]

You don't get it is all

[@macadoo2530]

@@lukefitzgibbon6854 LOL I DO get it AND love the Heartbreakers. The ironic thing is YOU dont get it. I'm quoting Richard Hell genius.

[@henrykrinkle2964]

Filmed from Two performances?. Tommy Stinsons hat disappears then reappears

[@junglerecords]

That's because - it's a magical hat! One that can evade the continuity manager's gaze. All done to achieve the best possible viewing pleasure, because everyone deserves nothing but the best magical hat.

[@dangerouss4591]

There was two shows that day. You are correct.