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Johnette Napolitano- Suicide Note / Young Adam Music VideoSome mature content. Song: Suicide Note Artist: Johnette Napolitano Movie: Young Adam
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johnette napolitano - la chanson noirehandmade imperfections www.aeroplanaki.net
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Johnette Napolitano - Suicide Note with lyricshere's another vid, i really like this song, so here it is ^^ artist: Johnette Napolitano song: Suicide Note
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Matisse feat. Johnette Napolitano - TodayMusic video by Matisse feat. Johnette Napolitano performing Today. (C) 2010 Sony Music Entertainment SA
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Johnette Napolitano Save MeJohnette Napolitano Save Me
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The (Talking) Heads feat. Johnette NapolitanoThe (Talking) Heads - Damage I've Done
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Sundance 2008: Johnette Napolitano - "The Scientist"Johnette Napolitano (of Concrete Blonde) covering Coldplay's "The Scientist" at an acoustic performance at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival.
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Concrete Blonde, Johnette Napolitano Tribute - JoeyConcrete Blonde, Johnette Napolitano Tribute - Joey
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WORD (Johnette Napolitano, Andy Prieboy & Mindy Molinary, Kathy Valentine)SPOKEN WORD FILM SHORTS FEATURING: Johnette Napolitano, Andy Prieboy and Mindy Molinary and Kathy Valentine
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interview With Johnette Napolitano Talking Heads/Concrete BlondBest known for her work as lead singer and bassist in the '80s and early-'90s alternative rock trio Concrete Blonde, Johnette Napolitano is also a poet, social activist, soundtrack composer, and sculptor. Born in Hollywood on September 22, 1957, Napolitano lurked on the fringes of the Los Angeles punk and new wave scene, working at the legendary Gold Star Studios until she formed the duo Dream 6 with guitarist Jim Mankey. The pair recorded a self-titled 1982 EP produced by Jim's brother Earle Mankey (like Jim, a former member of the first lineup of Sparks, and at the time one of the hottest producers on the LA new wave scene), which attracted the attention of IRS Records boss Miles Copeland. With a new drummer in Chicago transplant Harry Rushakoff and a new name supposedly bestowed by REM's Michael Stipe that was supposed to connote the band's mix of hard and soft elements, Concrete Blonde released their self-titled debut in 1987. This was quickly followed by Free, Bloodletting (featuring the group's biggest hit, "Joey"), Walking in London, and Mexican Moon, before Concrete Blonde split in 1995.
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