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Cherry Lips
Cherry Lips formed in New York City in the late 1970s around frontman Jimmy Malone, with Sam Jenkins on guitar, Jack Thompson on drums, and Mick Finnegan on...
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Cherry Lips formed in New York City in the late 1970s around frontman Jimmy Malone, with Sam Jenkins on guitar, Jack Thompson on drums, and Mick Finnegan on bass. Their sound pulled from rock, blues, and punk, built on driving rhythms and Malone's raw, provocative vocals.
Their 1980s album 'Dirty Deeds' included the track 'Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap,' which gained them international attention. The band's lyrics and stage shows drew criticism from some groups and authorities, leading to occasional censorship and boycotts during their peak years.
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