The Heartbreakers

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The Heartbreakers were a 1970s New York punk rock band led by Johnny Thunders, known for their raw sound and influential role in the early punk scene.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American rock band
punk rock band
activeEnd late 1970s
activeStart 1975
album L.A.M.F.
associatedAct New York Dolls
linked to: The New York Dolls

Richard Hell
Sex Pistols
The Ramones
linked to: Ramones
basedIn New York City
countryOfOrigin United States
genre hard rock
proto-punk
punk rock
rock and roll
hasFormerMember Richard Hell
Richard Hell and the Voidoids
hasMember Billy Rath
Jerry Nolan
Johnny Thunders
Walter Lure
hasNotableSong Born to Lose
Chinese Rocks
Let Go
One Track Mind
hasType quartet
influenced New York punk scene
later punk rock bands
languageOfWork English
leader Johnny Thunders
movement New York punk movement
notableFor influential role in early punk scene
raw sound
notableWork L.A.M.F.
originatedFrom New York Dolls
linked to: The New York Dolls
performedAt CBGB
Max's Kansas City
recordLabel Jungle Records
L.A.M.F. Records
Track Records
releaseYear 1977
scene Bowery punk scene
styleCharacterizedBy distorted guitars
high-energy live performances
streetwise lyrics
touredIn United Kingdom

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Chinese Rocks firstPerformer The Heartbreakers
Chinese Rocks notablePerformer The Heartbreakers
Chinese Rocks performedBy The Heartbreakers
Chinese Rocks notableRecordingArtist The Heartbreakers
New York Dolls associatedAct Heartbreakers
subject linked to: The New York Dolls
linked to: The Heartbreakers
Richard Hell memberOf The Heartbreakers
Chinese Rock firstPerformer The Heartbreakers
Chinese Rock associatedBand Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers
linked to: The Heartbreakers