Sweethead
Sweethead formed around Melissa Ferrick and Meredith Danluck, who met at the University of New Hampshire. Their debut album 'Thirteen' came out in 1993 and...
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Sweethead formed around Melissa Ferrick and Meredith Danluck, who met at the University of New Hampshire. Their debut album 'Thirteen' came out in 1993 and included a cover of The Kinks' 'Tired Of Waiting For You.' The record got some attention for its folk-influenced sound and vocal harmonies.
They put out a few more albums through the 1990s, like 'Blue Sky on Mars' in 1996 and 'Television' the following year. Other songs from that period include 'Traumatized And Dumb' and 'Amazing Vanishing Conquest.' The band had a shifting lineup that at times included guitarist Bernard Butler and drummer Tom McEveety.
Sweethead stopped working together around 1999. Their music from that decade still turns up on playlists now and then, mostly the early material with its straightforward acoustic arrangements and dual vocals.
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