Joan Jett & The Blackhearts

Kicking off with the Top-10 single "I Hate Myself for Loving You," this became Jett's biggest seller since I Love Rock N Roll broke through to the masses. Good, not great, but good rock is what Jett specializes in, and she even proves that Chuck Berry's "Tulane" rocks harder than The Stooges "I Wanna Be Your Dog" by covering them both.

Though coarse stomps like "Bad Reputation" and "Cherry Bomb" have established Joan Jett
as an eternal teen rebel who loves rock & roll for its simple beat and insolent stance, she has
grown into a multidimensional songwriter. Like the masters she honors in her music, Jett
has lasted long enough to contribute to rock history, paving the way for impenitent
rockers like the Georgia Satellites and Joanna Dean. On Up Your Alley, her sixth... More >