11/29/2009

"Call Me On Your Way Back Home" Voted #13 on RS Reader's Rock List: Phone Songs

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MandyMooreBlog.com would like to congratulate Ryan Adams on being named to Rolling Stone's Reader's Rock List: Phone Songs!

In a poll honoring the best phone-inspired songs of all time, Ryan Adams earned the (lucky) 13th spot for "Call Me On Your Way Back Home," off his 2000 solo debut, "Heartbreaker."

Leading the pack in the mag's latest poll was Tommy Tutone for their iconic classic, "867-5309 / Jenny." Other artists making the list included Blondie, Beck, Stevie Wonder, and Lou Reed. 

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Nov 29, 2009 8:38:00 PM | Announcements, Music, Ryan Adams

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