WORN FREE celebrates Debbie Harry’s birthday and offers 10% off all her T-shirts throughout the first two weeks of July. The talented and beautiful Debbie Harry celebrates her birthday today and Worn Free is the perfect way to become part of rock history!

Blondie’s lead singer Debbie Harry quickly became recognized as one of the most influential fashion icons of the 70s with hit songs like “Heart of Glass” and “The Tide is High.” Her stage persona of cool sexuality and streetwise style became so closely associated with her two-toned blonde hair that many came to believe her real name was Blondie.

Debbie’s career as a musical artist and trendsetter took flight when edgy polaroid photographs of her were first published in Punk Magazine. She became the Punk Magazine’s first T-shirt model and with WORN FREE you can embrace Debbie Harry’s history and rock out with her signature “PUNK” T-shirt.

If you want something more fun, you can welcome in the summer with the legendary “Camp Funtime” shirt that Harry made famous during her first 1977 North American tour when Blondie opened for Iggy Pop and David Bowie. Other T-shirts embodied by Debbie Harry include No Pictures, Berlin, Vultures, Mick Ronson, L.A.M.F., Blue Jackets and Skull. Just enter coupon code RAPTURE. But this offer expires July 15, 2009, so order while the tide is high.

WORN FREE combines art, pop culture, and rock and roll into a line of hip T-shirts that really make rock history come alive. WORN FREE features some the most iconic designs and slogans of the 60s and 70s and the revival has been welcomed by a litany of celebrities such as Joel McHale, Jennifer Aniston, Robert Downey Jr, Mischa Barton, Adrian Grenier, and Naomi Campbell, who have all delighted in the chance to honor their favorite rock legends.

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All-female rock quartet The Donnas reveal the single “Get Off” from their forthcoming album ‘The Donnas Greatest Hits, Vol. 16′, out July 7, 2009 on their own Purple Feather Records.

Free Download: “Get Off” MP3

Currently you can preview tracks on The Donnas sites: http://myspace.com/thedonnas and http://thedonnas.com/radio.

Celebrating the band’s 16 dynamic years together, the comprehensive new album features two brand new songs, two never-before-heard b-sides from their self-released 2007 album ‘Bitchin’, live versions of hits “Take It Off” and “Fall Behind Me”, and two previously unreleased tracks from the band’s earliest days together.

The band also re-recorded five tracks, remixed one and included two alternative versions of songs from their Lookout! Records catalog (1998-2001), one of which is sung by original producer/co-writer Darin Raffaelli.

The Donnas will tour the US with Blondie and Pat Benatar this summer.

2009 July/August tour dates:

(Dates and information subject to change.)

7/16 San Diego, CA @ Casbah*
7/17 Los Angeles, CA @ Troubadour*
7/18 Long Beach, CA @ Alex’s Bar*
7/21 Saratoga, CA @ The Mountain Winery
7/23 Petaluma, CA @ Mystic Theatre*
7/24 Sacramento, CA @ Marilyn’s on K*
7/25 Lemoore, CA @ Tachi Palace Hotel & Casino
7/28 Phoenix, AZ @ Dodge Theater
7/29 Albuquerque, NM @ Isleta Casino Showroom
7/31 Oklahoma City, OK @ Diamond Ballroom
8/01 Memphis, TN @ Mud Island Amphitheater
8/02 Atlanta, GA @ Chastain Park Amphitheater
8/04 Vienna, VA (DC), The Filene Center
8/05 Gilford, NH @ Meadowbrook/US Cellular Pavilion
8/07 Bethlehem, PA @ Musikfest at Sands RiverPlace
8/08 Boston, MA @ Bank of America Pavilion
8/10 Pittsburgh, PA @ Rex Theater*
8/11 Canandaigua, NY @ Constellation Bands Marvin Sands PAC
8/13 Brooklyn, NY @ Asser Levy Park/Coney Island
8/14 Cleveland, OH @ Peabody’s*
8/15 Cincinnati, OH @ Riverbend Music Center
8/16 Detroit, MI @ Motor City Casino/Sound Board (Pat Benatar only)
8/17 Highland Park, IL @ Ravinia Pavilion
8/20 Austin, TX @ Austin Music Hall
8/21 New Orleans, LA @ One Eyed Jack’s*
8/22 Biloxi, MS @ Beau Rivage Resort
8/23 Houston, TX @ Arena Theatre

*The Donnas headlining

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Building on the success of ‘The Edge of the 80s’ earlier this year, it seemed only right and proper to continue the series. The logical next release is ‘The Edge of the 70s’, serving up 3CDs of classic tracks from the late 70s as well as some more obscure gems, and tracks that have never been on CD before.

The late 1970s are known for the rise in computers; the start of big things for the likes of Apple and Microsoft, the emergence of directors like Steven Spielberg and George Lucas and the shift in music away from the more overblown progressive rock towards the experimental New Wave sound.

‘The Edge Of The 70s’ is not ‘just another 70s album’. It’s for the discerning music fan, or anyone with a keen interest in the late 70s, an era that has inspired many of today’s artists such as Kings Of Leon, Babyshambles and Interpol to name just a few.

This eclectic 3CD collection includes British rock legends Cure with “Boys Don’t Cry”, moving into living legend Patti Smith “Because The Night”, and the iconic Blondie “I’m Always Touched By Your Prescence Dear”.

The album gets even better with superstar David Bowie’s “Sounds & Vision”, Kate Bush with “Wow”, B52’s “Rock Lobster”, Gary Numan’s “Complex” and ending with Joe Jackson “Is She Really Going Out With Him”.

‘The Edge Of The Seventies’ is scheduled for release 22nd September, 2008 on Sony BMG.

Tracklist

(Information subject to change – TBC)

CD1

1. David Bowie – Sound & Vision
2. Blondie – Always Touched By Your Prescence
3. Martha & The Muffins – Echo Beach
4. Patti Smith – Because The Night
5. B-52s – Rock Lobster
6. Rezillos – Top Of The Pops
7. Undertones – Teenage Kicks
8. Jonathan Richman – Roadrunner
9. Ian Dury – Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick
10. Lene Lovich – Lucky Number
11. Toyah – Ieya
12. Boomtown Rats – Rat Trap
13. Jam – Strange Town
14. Secret Affair – Time For Action
15. The Beat – Mirror In The Bathroom
16. The Adverts – Gary Gilmore’s Eyes
17. Ruts – Babylon’s Burning
18. Members – Sound Of The Suburbs
19. Buzzcocks – Promises

CD 2

1. Bauhaus – Bela Lugosi’s Dead
2. X-Ray Spex – Germfree Adolescents
3. Siouxsie & The Banshees – Playground Twist
4. Cure – Boys Don’t Cry
5. Joy Division – Transmission
6. Public Image Ltd – Death Disco
7. Gary Numan – Complex
8. Iggy Pop – Nightclubbin
9. Human League – Being Boiled
10. Japan – European Son
11. Telex – Rock Around The Clock
12. John Foxx – Underpass
13. Giorgio Moroder – From Here To Eternity
14. Yellow Magic Orchestra – Computer
15. New Musik – Straight Lines
16. Fad Gadget – Back To Nature
17. Ultravox – Rockwrok
18. Psychedelic Furs – Sister Europe

CD 3

1. Ramones – Baby I Love You
2. Kate Bush – Wow
3. Marianne Faithfull – Broken English
4. Nick Lowe – I Love The Sound Of Breaking Glass
5. Cars – My Best Friends’ Girl
6. Pretenders – Kid
7. Mink DeVille – Spanish Stroll
8. M – Pop Muzik
9. Quantum Jump- Lone Ranger
10. Regents – 7Teen
11. Jilted John – Jilted John
12. Flying Lizards – Money
13. Adam & The Ants – Cartrouble
14. Tourists – I Only Want To Be With You
15. XTC – Making Plans For Nigel
16. Joe Jackson – Is She Really Going Out With Him?
17. Squeeze – Up The Junction
18. Only Ones – Another Girl Another Planet
19. John Cooper Clarke – Gimmix Play Loud

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