Back to the ‘90s: Concrete Blonde frontwoman Johnette Napolitano pours her heart out singing the band’s biggest hit “Joey” on the Dennis Miller Show in 1992. Napolitano, who wrote the song while riding in a cab in Philadelphia, found it difficult to record the song’s lyrics, resulting in it being the last vocal recorded on the band’s third studio album. The song is about a woman who is in love with an alcoholic. In her book “Rough Mix”, Napolitano said the song was written about her relationship
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Back to the ‘90s: Concrete Blonde frontwoman Johnette Napolitano pours her heart out singing the band’s biggest hit “Joey” on the Dennis Miller Show in 1992. Napolitano, who wrote the song while riding in a cab in Philadelphia, found it difficult to record the song’s lyrics, resulting in it being the last vocal recorded on the band’s third studio album. The song is about a woman who is in love with an alcoholic. In her book “Rough Mix”, Napolitano said the song was written about her relationship
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