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Don't worry about me [sound recording] / Joey Ramone.

By: Material type: MusicMusicPublisher number: 06076-84542-2 | SanctuaryPublication details: [New York] : Sanctuary, p2002.Description: 1 sound disc (35 min.) : digital ; 4 3/4 inOther title:
  • Do not worry about me
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Contents:
What a wonderful world -- Stop thinking about it -- Mr. Punchy -- Maria Bartiromo -- Spirit in my house -- Venting (It's a different world today) -- Like a drug I never did before -- Searching for something -- I got knocked down (but I'll get up) -- 1969 -- Don't worry about me.
Joey Ramone, lead vocals, with assisting musicians.
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Item type Home library Collection Call number Materials specified Status Date due Barcode Item holds
Adult CD Adult CD Main Library CD POP/ROCK Ramone, Joey Available 33111003513708
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:

In the wake of the sad passing of Joey Ramone, Don't Worry About Me is the first posthumous release to come from his estate. Consisting of pop-punk anthems along the lines of '60s garage rock and very early punk, Don't Worry About Me is a sad reminder of how good Ramone really was. With a brilliant ear for melody, a songwriting skill based in simplicity, and the most unpretentious lyrics this side of Chubby Checker, Ramone didn't care about making groundbreaking music when he had mastered the art of pop-punk to a degree most of his disciples will never understand. "What a Wonderful World" and "1969" are excellent covers that do their source material justice, although Louis Armstrong probably never expected his torch song to be rocked out à la Sid Vicious' "My Way." But the two best tracks are "Searching for Something," his Beatlesque tribute to a girl, and "Mr. Punchy," a gorgeous pop song that features a guest appearance from the Damned's Captain Sensible. The anti-cancer anthem "I Got Knocked Down (But I'll Get Up)" is a heartbreaking stance on his condition that is pure punk rock all the way ("I want my life/I want my life/It really sucks/It really sucks") that only goes to show how even toward the end, he refused to give into sentimentality. Nothing new to see here, and that's a good thing, as Ramone's trademark whine never sounded so sincere as it did in his last studio recordings. ~ Bradley Torreano

Compact disc.

Lyrics on insert.

What a wonderful world -- Stop thinking about it -- Mr. Punchy -- Maria Bartiromo -- Spirit in my house -- Venting (It's a different world today) -- Like a drug I never did before -- Searching for something -- I got knocked down (but I'll get up) -- 1969 -- Don't worry about me.

Joey Ramone, lead vocals, with assisting musicians.

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