Ariola issued the album in Europe, but no U.S. They recorded an album with the help of producer Ritchie Cordell at the Who's Rampart Studio, then began shopping it around to labels. With his background in bubblegum and power pop, he was a perfect foil for Jett and the pair concocted a sound that met at the intersection of punk and bubblegum pairing snarling vocals, loud guitars, and huge hooks.
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Once there, she recorded three songs with the Sex Pistols' Paul Cook and Steve Jones then, after working on an ill-fated, contractually obligated Runaways movie that never got off the ground, she met producer Kenny Laguna. Due to musical differences, t he Runaways broke up in 1979 and Jett headed to England to get her solo career going. Jett's reputation as a no-nonsense rocker earned her a job as producer of Los Angeles punks the Germs' first record, (GI). They did manage to gain fame in Japan their 1977 album Live in Japan reached Gold status there. They came up with one timeless classic single, 1976's "Cherry Bomb, which was co-written by Jett, and the four albums they released between 19 were influential. Their sound straddled the hard rock and punk scenes of the late '70s, which meant that they never found much more than moderate success in either camp during their career. Soon, he renamed the all-female group the Runaways and helped them get a contract with Mercury Records. After catching one of their shows, music business gadfly Kim Fowley signed on as their manager. By the time she was 15, she had formed her first band and was performing around town. Jett was born in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania in 1958 her family moved to the Los Angeles area when she was 12 years old. In between side jobs in the movies, running a label (Blackheart Records), producing other artists, and spending most of the year on the road, occasionally the planets would align and another great album would emerge, like 2013's back-to-basics Unvarnished or 2022's acoustic guitar-led Changeup. No matter what setting she found herself in, the defiant sneer stayed plastered on her face, the low-slung guitar kept cranking out the power chords, and her rock & roll heart stayed true. Starting with her first band in the mid-'70s, the heavy metal-meets-punk Runaways, through her hit-making days in the '80s with the Blackhearts - when her record flew off the shelves with the classic single "I Love Rock 'n Roll" - right up until her unexpected revival in the '90s that coincided with grunge and riot grrrl and resulted in 1990's gritty Pure and Simple LP, she never changed her approach too much. Using a stripped-down combination of glam rock stomp, bubblegum hooks, and punk power driven home by her raspy, heartfelt vocals, she is equally at home cranking out three-chord rockers as she is breaking hearts with tear-streaked ballads.
Joan Jett's trademark brand of rock & roll is simple, direct, and very effective.
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