Concrete Blonde-inspired 'Joey' Art Print Style:Symfonisk Speaker Cover it's the same image as

it's the same image as I used for Kim Wilde's 'We're The Kids In America'

which really fails to demonstrate any narrative congruence

but singular

I first heard 'Tears of a Clown' as a cover version by The Beat (aka The English Beat here in North America)

It's hard to separate him or the band from his well-publicized struggles with drug addiction

Concrete Blonde-inspired 'Joey' Art Print Style:Symfonisk Speaker Cover it's the same image as'Joey' is one of Concrete Blonde's biggest hits, and it's a personal story about alcoholism in significant others, written by the band's lead songwriter and bass player, Johnette Napolitano. Here's a great, congruent vintage retro pulp paperback cover that shows the tension between these two, over alcohol; she's even blonde, just to make it perfect. BTW can we agree that 'Johnette' is a tough name to burden? So . . . are you shopping for something