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Clem Burke was the heartbeat of Blondie—and almost nobody noticed. While the world chased Debbie Harry’s spotlight, Burke was the engine underneath “Heart of Glass,” “Dreaming,” “Rapture,” and “Hanging on the Telephone,” pushing the songs forward from the drum riser like they were trying to outrun the decade. Then came the ultimate insult: a producer brings a drum machine into the studio for their biggest hit. Burke didn’t panic, didn’t posture—he locked in and made that cold click feel dangerous, the reason “Heart of Glass” still hits like a real band instead of a programmed souvenir. When Blondie fell apart, he didn’t disappear—he went to work, playing with Bob Dylan and Pete Townshend, and even stepping into the Ramones as “Elvis Ramone” for two chaotic nights in 1987. He was still behind the kit at Blondie’s final show in Belfast in June 2024—and ten months later, he was gone. High Noon, his last Blondie album, lands spring 2026—Burke on every track. This isn’t a side character story. This is the guy who kept the whole thing alive.
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