The Girlfriends | en

There are different bands under the same name. 1) Girl group one-shot the Girlfriends was an offshoot of the famed Los Angeles session vocal group the Blossoms. Singers Gloria Jones (nee Goodson), Nanette Jackson, Fanita James and Darlene Wright first joined forces as members of Richard Berry's backing group the Dreamers; in 1957, the foursome founded the Blossoms, scoring a hit four years later with the single "Son-in-Law" but earning their greatest renown as one of the finest session units in the business. When producer Phil Spector tapped James and Wright for his group Bob B. Soxx and the Blue...

Girlfriends may refer to: - A one-man band - Jerry Joiner from Portland, OR who calls himself 'Girlfriends' instead of 'Jerry Joiner'. (http://girlfriends.bandcamp.com) - Three people from Boston, MA who played under the name 'Girlfriends' between 2009 and 2012 to avoid listing each member's name separately on flyers and releases. This Girlfriends added a fourth member and became Bent Shapes. (http://girlfriendstheband.com --> http://www.bentshapes.com) - Danish pop group consisting of Simon, Kristian and Martin. (http://www.myspace.com/girlfriendsmusic) .

Summer Girlfriends is an all-female indie pop band from Chicago. We make catchy, introspective pop songs and treat every show like it's our own Goth Beach Party! Less than a year old, we have garnered a large local cult following and opened for infamous fellow all-girl rockers, The Coathangers. .

Holly Miranda met Alex Lipsen in 2004 and something clicked. At the time, Holly was playing solo, and Alex was used to being a producer who enjoyed long walks around his studio and talking a lot. Working in an intimate studio environment yielded much experimentation and enjoyment, which is obvious upon first listening to Comfortably Uncomfortable. This Scott Norton (Early Man, CoCo Rosie) engineered debut glimmers with songs about unrequited love, as Holly evokes Billie Holiday and even covers The Smiths. One of the albums brightest gems is "Lay Around," recently featured on Showtime's The L Word. Enter Josh Abbott....