Foxy
Foxy was a rock band from Los Angeles that formed in the mid-1970s. Their debut album came out in 1978, and its opening track "Get Off" became their most...
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Foxy was a rock band from Los Angeles that formed in the mid-1970s. Their debut album came out in 1978, and its opening track "Get Off" became their most recognizable song. The band's sound had a raw quality that some record labels initially found too unconventional.
Cherie Currie was the singer and songwriter for Foxy. Her vocals were a central part of their live shows, which they built up playing in clubs around LA. The band released several albums after their debut, including "Blue" in 1979 and "One Strange Day" in 1980.
While "Get Off" remains their best-known track, Foxy recorded other songs like "Lucky Me," "Hot Number," and "Ready For Love." Their music sometimes drew attention for its direct lyrics, but it connected with listeners who responded to its straightforward energy.
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