Band Name: The Friggs
Music Album: America's Only Rock 'N' Roll Magazine Parody 10" EP
Album Release Date: January 1994
Music Genre: Punk Rock Garage Rock Surf Rock & Roll
Record Label: Sympathy For The Record Industry
Album Release Country: United States
Music Record Type: 4 Tracks Vinyl 10" EP
Garage rock female quartet
Played their first show in Philadelphia around 1990.
Led by guitarist Palmyra Delran (Doctor Bombay, Ben Vaughn Combo, Pink Slip Daddy) and singer/guitarist/frontwoman extraordinaire Jezebel, the all-girl Friggs make fun, sexy, garage pop for now people.
Over the course of the early '90s, the band released several singles including the classics "Bad Word for a Good Thing," "Juiced Up" and the EP America's Only Rock & Roll Magazine Parody," a perfect mockup of an old Creem magazine cover. The band moved to New York and after many personnel changes Jezebel finally called it quits in late 1994.
Her replacement, the totally hot Lexi Plum, learned fast and an excellent CD, Rock Candy, was released in 1997.
Through it all it has been the vision and persistence of Delran as well as manager Linda Carbone that has kept the band focused and functioning.
| A1 | Mama, Look At Me Now! |
| A2 | Conestoga Nova |
| B1 | Born 2 Make U Cry |
| B2 | You Don't Know What You've Got Until You Lose It |
Includes a 10" x 20.25" calendar sheet (1/1994-6/1995) and a "Let's Deface Long Gone John Contest" insert.
The original catalog# "SFTRI 272", as printed on the cover's spine.
The catalog# "SFTRI 280" printed on the inner labels is a mistake.
Inspired by Geri Miller (actrice). Both the actrice and track A1 refer to Paul Morrissey’s film 'Trash' (1970, produced by Andy Warhol).
Dedicated to Tina Bradley Ginsberg.
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