It’s a strange sensation releasing an album during a pandemic and not being. In fact, there is absolutely nothing that the gutsy, outspoken Pretenders frontwoman and founder wouldn’t do to further the cause of animal rights. I’m having the time of my life, Pretenders’ frontwoman Chrissie Hynde quipped when asked how she’s holding up. The Chrissie Hynde Telecaster features an alder body finished in Faded Ice Blue Metallic Road Worn. Chrissie Hynde, the lead singer of the rock band The Pretenders, gave a surprising message to President Trump on Monday, saying her father would have been so delighted to hear that the. The Pretenders’ Chrissie Hynde and James Walbourne recorded an atmospheric version of Bob Dylan’s Standing in the Doorway for the latest installment of their Dylan Lockdown Series. Over the years, PETA and animals have always been able to count on Chrissie Hynde. Chrissie’s churning Tele rhythms have been the heartbeat of the band’s rugged sound from the very beginning. Hynde and Walbourne co-wrote all the songs on Hate for Sale, the first Pretenders record to feature founding drummer Martin Chambers in more than 21 years. Telecaster in hand, Chrissie Hynde formed The Pretenders in 1979 and quickly established the band as a rock and roll powerhouse. The album features the previously issued title track, “You Can’t Hurt a Fool,” and “The Buzz,” the latter of which they paired with a surreal video. American Londoner Chrissie Hynde has seen the latest Pretenders album delayed and 70 tour dates cancelled by the Covid-19 crisis But here we are in July with restrictions easing and music. The Dylan covers precede the Pretenders’ upcoming 11th studio LP, Hate for Sale, out July 17th. Also available are limited edition red and clear vinyl versions with a special, hand-numbered Pretenders print.
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“Thanks once more to Tchad Blake on mixing duties and the whole Blake family for the video,” Hynde wrote on Instagram of the release, the third in the series following “In the Summertime” and “You’re a Big Girl Now.” Curated by Chrissie Hynde, Pretenders first two iconic albums Pretenders & Pretenders II are celebrated in two brand-new 3CD deluxe editions. According to Live About, if Hynde hadn’t moved to London, England from Akron, Ohio, the group would never have formed. The original lineup also included lead guitarist James Honeyman-Scott, bass guitarist Pete Farndon, and drummer Martin Chambers.
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They paired the song with a video full of vivid shots of farmland, train tracks, and raindrops trickling down window panes. The Pretenders were founded in 1978 by lead vocalist Chrissie Hynde. Like the original version on 1997’s Time Out of Mind, the revamped take stretches out past seven minutes, with Hynde softly singing over airy piano, organ, electric guitar, and distant percussion. The new Pretenders released Learning to Crawl early in 1984 to positive reviews and commercial success. The Pretenders’ Chrissie Hynde and James Walbourne recorded an atmospheric version of Bob Dylan’s “Standing in the Doorway” for the latest installment of their Dylan Lockdown Series. Hynde regrouped the Pretenders in 1983, adding former Manfred Mann’s Earth Band guitarist Robbie McIntosh and bassist Malcolm Foster the reconstituted band released 2000 Miles in time for Christmas.
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