Poorman’s 15 Minutes of Fame: Clem Burke

[Favorite Blondie song] Actually, my personal favorite is our first single “X Offender” which is also an homage to the Phil Spector Wall of Sound, Wrecking Crew sound. I was trying to emulate the drums of Hal Blaine on that record. And also Richard Gottehrer producing was a product of the Brill Building and also very much influenced by that whole thing we’re talking about - Spector, etcetera. So, to this day, the song “X Offender” is actually my favorite song. It has very great meaning for me, you know? Kinda got our foot in the door.
— Clem Burke, Poorman's 15 Minutes of Fame interview
Tune in as Poorman interviews Clem Burke, original drummer for Blondie, throughout the band’s entire career until his death in April 2025.
 

Air date: 04/09/2025
(Original interview dated spring 2019)

Tune in as Poorman interviews Clem Burke, original drummer for Blondie, throughout the band’s entire career until his death in April 2025. instagram.com/clem.burke

 

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