C.C. DeVille
C.C. DeVille played guitar in Poison, a band that came out of the Sunset Strip scene in the 1980s. They had songs like 'Cover Girl' and 'Bonnie Bradley' that...
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C.C. DeVille played guitar in Poison, a band that came out of the Sunset Strip scene in the 1980s. They had songs like 'Cover Girl' and 'Bonnie Bradley' that became hits. Their first album, Look What the Cat Dragged In, came out in 1986.
Poison's music was known for being loud and catchy, with DeVille's guitar work standing out. They followed up with Open Up and Say...Ahh! in 1988 and Flesh & Blood in 1990. The band's style was flashy, and they drew both fans and critics for it.
DeVille had some personal struggles during those years, which sometimes affected the band. Poison kept recording through the 1990s, putting out Native Tongue in 1993. Their songs from that era, like 'Bury Me' and 'Hanging Onto Jane,' still get played on rock radio.
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