Strike Me Pink
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“Strike Me Pink” | |||||
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Single by Deborah Harry from the album Debravation |
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Released | 1993 | ||||
Recorded | 1993 | ||||
Genre | Pop | ||||
Label | UK Chrysalis Records | ||||
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Strike Me Pink was the second and final single from Deborah Harry's fourth solo album. It failed to chart in the US and peaked at a disappointing, but not unexpected, #46 in the UK. The video was shrouded with controversy, possibly a ploy by Harry's record label to gain attention, for depicting a man drowning in a tank full of water. It was banned from several music television channels, thus suffering lower possible airplay time and exposure. The single also marked Harry's final release with Chrysalis Records and the end of her four album deal with the company which in 1991 had become a sublabel to EMI Music. This was Harry's last solo single for fourteen years until she released "Two Times Blue" in 2007.
[edit] Track listing
UK CD #1
- "Strike Me Pink" (Bernstein, Dudley, Harry) - 4:02
- "On A Breath" (Lee Foxx) - 4:31
- Non-album track. Produced by Chris Stein.
- "Sweet and Low" (Phil Harding 7" Mix) (Deborah Harry, Toni. C) - 3:46
- Original version appears on 1989 album Def, Dumb and Blonde.
UK CD #2
- "Strike Me Pink" (Bernstein, Dudley, Harry) - 4:02
- "8 1/2 Rhumba" (Nino Rota) - 2:46
- Non-album track. Arranged and produced by Chris Stein.
- "Dreaming" (Deborah Harry, Chris Stein) - 3:22
- Blondie: original 1979 version from Eat to the Beat.
UK Cassette
- "Strike Me Pink" (Bernstein, Dudley, Harry) - 4:02
- "8 1/2 Rhumba" (Nino Rota) - 2:46
UK 12" Picture Disc
- "Strike Me Pink" (Bernstein, Dudley, Harry) - 4:02
- "8 1/2 Rhumba" (Nino Rota) - 2:46
- "Dreaming" (Deborah Harry, Chris Stein) - 3:22
- "Sweet and Low" (Phil Harding 7" Mix) (Deborah Harry, Toni. C) - 3:46
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