Madonna has a “message” for DaBaby following his homophobic comments about HIV.
Did you miss Madonna’s Madame X tour? The album? Well, now’s your chance to get acquainted with it when Paramount+ drops her tour documentary, also called Madame X.
Madonna is celebrating 35 years of her classic album ‘True Blue’ with a new digital reissue.
The star’s third album was released in 1986 and featured the hit singles Live to Tell, Papa Don’t Preach, True Blue, Open Your Heart and La Isla Bonita.
The third Madonna album ‘True Blue’ turns 35 today.
‘True Blue’ was released on July 30, 1986, just three years after the debut ‘Madonna’ and two years after ‘Like A Virgin’. By the time ‘True Blue’ arrived, Madonna had already sold over 30 million albums. ‘True Blue’ almost doubled that again with another 25 million sales. To this date it is her biggest selling album.
‘True Blue’ delivered hit after hit starting with:
Live to Tell, (no 1 US, no 7 Australia)
Read full article at Noise11
Papa Don’t Preach
Open Your Heart
White Heat
Live To Tell
Where’s The Party
True Blue
La Isla Bonita
Jimmy Jimmy
Love Makes The World Go Round
Papa Don’t Preach (Extended Remix)
True Blue (The Color Mix)
Open Your Heart (Extended Version)
La Isla Bonita (Extended Remix)
True Blue (Remix/Edit)
Open Your Heart (Dub)
Live To Tell (Instrumental)
True Blue (Instrumental)
La Isla Bonita (Instrumental Extended Remix)
Digital Release Date: July 30, 2021
Already out in New Zealand HERE
Another 30 press articles have been added to Desperately Seeking Susan, making a total of 65 press articles all together.
That’s it (for now)
Memorabilia and releases are next up, stay tuned
1985 (Holland)
Check out these original press photographs taken at the Who’s That Girl Tour in Rotterdam back in 1987. These photographs were shot by photographer Roeland de Buys for Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf, also included is his press invite.
This has been added to the memorabilia section of the Who’s That Girl Tour page here
Press invite + original printed press photographs (Rotterdam)
MTV is launching a podcast version of “Behind the Music,” the ’90s-era music documentary series that originally aired on VH1, with a selection of the best episodes — updated and remastered for audio. Dr. Dre and Ice Cube will be the first two artists featured, with both premiere episodes dropping on Thursday, July 29. Upcoming episodes will feature 50 Cent, AC/DC, Adam Lambert, Bret Michaels, Courtney Love, DJ Khaled, Duran Duran, Fat Joe, Guns N’ Roses, Madonna, New Kids on the Block, Toni Braxton and Usher. New podcast episodes drop weekly and are available via the iHeartRadio app and on other podcast platforms. Listen to the trailer at this link. The “Behind the Music” podcast is positioned as an audio companion to Paramount Plus’ “Behind the Music” series with new and classic episodes, also premiering July 29. In addition, iHeartRadio’s MTV “Behind the Music Podcast Playlist” features songs from each of the artists profiled in Season 1 of the podcast.
More at Variety
38 years ago today, Madonna released her acclaimed self-titled debut album – featuring classics like ‘Holiday’ and ‘Borderline’. To mark the occasion, we’re revisiting the Queen of Pop’s first ever Irish show, at Slane in 2004. Despite monsoon-like conditions, Madonna ultimately produced a pop masterclass…
We have uploaded 18 different promotional adverts for “Desperately Seeking Susan” and “Into The Groove” on the filmography page.
From newspaper adverts to promotional flyers, check them all out HERE
The upcoming vinyl edition of ‘Under The Covers’ has been delayed and won’t be available until September 10th. To find out more on this release, click here
Meanwhile ‘Madonna The F-Bomb Commotion’ has been available for a few weeks. This release includes the full Blond Ambition Show as performed in London Wembley Stadium. As opposed to other previously released bootlegs with the London show, this particular edition has a shortened intro and “Hanky Panky” smoothly follows “Sooner or Later”, there is no fade in and fade out.
If the incredible Madonna NYC 83 book by Richard Corman isn’t in your collection just yet, bookstore De Slegte is still offering copies for only 9,95.
Unfortunately the shop only ships to Holland and Belgium.
Order yours HERE
The first batch of original articles on “Desperately Seeking Susan” have just been uploaded to the ‘PRESS’ section on the filmography page.
All previous scans have been deleted and all new and updated scans will be uploaded.
The first 35 original magazine articles are now online for you to view, stay tuned for A LOT more to come!
We have just added the soundtrack to the “Vision Quest / Crazy For You” page, including a very rare Japanese promo cassette! Check it out HERE
Are you ready to delve into Desperately Seeking Susan? We’ve got A LOT coming up for that one!
photo by Richard Corman
A new exhibit on NYC’s early-’80s music scene just opened at the Museum of the City of New York, and among the items is the flyer for your 1982 Danceteria show where Madonna opened for you. What do you remember about that night?
MM: Things I remember about that night:
