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Dave McCullen
Dave McCullen had a hit in 1990 with the single "Bitch," which drew criticism for its explicit lyrics and portrayal of female sexuality. He defended the song...
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Dave McCullen had a hit in 1990 with the single "Bitch," which drew criticism for its explicit lyrics and portrayal of female sexuality. He defended the song as reflecting human nature. His debut album was called "The Art of Deception." Later records included "Psychotherapy" and "Blood for Blood." He worked with guitarist Eric Clapton on an album titled "Redemption." His original band was called The Lost Souls, with Danny Rinaldi on guitar, Mike Jones on bass, and Dave Perkins on drums.
Other songs in his catalog include "Rave Heaven," "Let Me Know," "Let Me Now," and "Lying." His music has been described as blending rock, blues, and experimental elements. McCullen's personal struggles with addiction and mental health have been documented in interviews and his work. He has used his platform to talk about mental well-being.
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