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Mandy K.
Mandy K. came out of Nashville with a song called "Are You From Tennessee, 'Cause You're The Only Ten I See" in 2003. That track got some radio play and gave...
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Mandy K. came out of Nashville with a song called "Are You From Tennessee, 'Cause You're The Only Ten I See" in 2003. That track got some radio play and gave the band its first real attention. The group has four members: Mandy Ketterer on vocals, Jason Deere on guitar, Alana Davis on bass, and Chip Eldredge on drums.
They followed up with songs like "Come Back To Bed" and "Sunflower," keeping to a straightforward country sound. In 2005, a critic suggested their hit might have borrowed from an earlier song, but the band denied it. They kept playing and recording after that, but the details get thin.
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