Call Me
Blondie’s earliest release of “Call Me” on file came out in 1980. Giorgio Moroder and Deborah Harry are credited as its writers. The earliest release on file is Giorgio Moroder’s, from 1980. Also recorded by Samantha vs. Sabrina (released 2010), The 69 Eyes (released 1997) and Tina Arena (released 2008), among 181 recordings of this work on MusicBrainz.
Harry shares the credit on "Call Me" with Giorgio Moroder, and he cut his own recording of it in 1980, the same year Blondie had theirs out. It's the song heard from the other side of the writing desk.
Credited writers: Giorgio Moroder and Deborah Harry.
Earliest release on file: Giorgio Moroder, 1980.
- The 69 Eyes1997
- J1997
- Squatweiler2001
- MONDAY満ちる2007
- Tina Arena2008
- Barbara Mendes2008
- In This Moment2009
- Samantha vs. Sabrina2010
- Liv Moon2010
181 recordings of this work on MusicBrainz.
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