Nashville Pussy
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Nashville Pussy

Nashville Pussy came out of Atlanta, Georgia with a hard rock sound that didn't bother with polish. Their first album came in 1996, and they kept putting out...

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Nashville Pussy's loud, fast, unapologetic rock

An Atlanta band that played hard rock without polish from the 1990s onward.

For a quick sense of their vibe, 'Come On, Come On' was a live favorite, and 'Dead Men Can't Get Drunk' got regular rotation.

They came out of Atlanta in the mid-90s with a sound that was loud, fast, and didn't apologize for itself. Songs like 'Go to hell' and 'Pussy Time' gave you a clear idea of their attitude, and they kept putting out records like 'High as Hell' into the 2010s. Their catalog includes tracks like 'Down At The Jack Shack' and 'Piece of Ass' that became staples in their sets.

Their first album arrived in 1996, and they followed it with records like 'From Hell to Texas'. The lineup featured Blaine Cartwright on vocals and guitar, with Ruyter Suys on guitar, and they shrugged off criticism about their lyrics and stage show.

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Nashville Pussy came out of Atlanta, Georgia with a hard rock sound that didn't bother with polish. Their first album came in 1996, and they kept putting out records like 'High as Hell' and 'From Hell to Texas' into the 2010s. Songs like 'Go to hell' and 'Pussy Time' gave you a pretty clear idea of what they were about.

They got called names for their lyrics and stage show, but the band mostly shrugged it off. The lineup included Blaine Cartwright on vocals and guitar, Ruyter Suys on guitar, Jeremy Thompson on bass, and Bonnie Buitrago on drums. They had a song called 'Come On, Come On' that became a favorite at their shows.

Their catalog includes titles like 'Peace and Love', 'Get Some', and 'Pleased to Eat You'. They played the kind of rock that was loud, fast, and didn't apologize for itself, with tracks like 'Dead Men Can't Get Drunk' and 'Meaner Than Mama' getting regular rotation in their sets.

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