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Atlanta-based sleaze rockers Nashville P**sy are led by the husband-and-wife duo of singer/guitarist Blaine Cartwright and guitarist Ruyter Suys; also featuring bassist Corey Parks (the sister of NBA star Cherokee Parks) and drummer Jeremy Thompson, the group (named in reference to a line from Ted Nugent's Double Live Gonzo! LP) debuted in 1998 with the album Let Them Eat P**sy, originally issued on Amphetamine Reptile. An underground favorite, the record was reissued on major label Mercury later that same year, and the song "Fried Chicken and Coffee" was nominated for a Grammy for Best Heavy Metal Performance. Parks left the group in early 2000 and was replaced by Tracy Almazan for High as Hell, which followed in the middle of the year. The album came out on TVT and helped maintain their cult following, but further progress was blocked by a lack of label support. A successful tour and several soundtrack and compilation appearances kept Nashville P**sy busy in the interim before they moved to Artemis for 2002's Say Something Nasty. The live DVD Keep on F*ckin' in Paris! appeared in 2003. The band returned two years later with the Get Some! LP, which marked the debut of bassist Karen Cuda. It was followed in 2009 by From Hell to Texas. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
Too bad you're too busy dissing a kickass band for having the sack to have an edgy name. Fried Chicken and Coffee from Let Them Eat P**sy received a Grammy nomination. They're no joke and if mainstream rock music was more like them, the world would be a MUCH better place.
Ha these guys are still rockin out! Good for them, they are always good for a smile. Get some was likable, I thought they were finished at that point. The new stuff aint that bad!
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Oh, and of course Men of Porn
Both of them are equally as colorful as Nashville P**sy