Johnny Thunders & The Heartbreakers: From Dolls to Anarchy

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Explore how Johnny Thunders transitioned from the glam‑infused New York Dolls to fronting The Heartbreakers, a band that merged raw punk energy with gritty NYC street grit. The episode digs into lineup shifts, touring across America and Britain, the unfinished live LP ‘L.A.M.F.’, and the DIY infrastructure—clubs, labels, fanzines—that sustained their rebellious ethos.

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