Years active 1979–1992 | Active until 1992 | |
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Labels Trix Music (1979-1990); Machintosh Music (1990-1992); Wasted Talent Records (2007); Origin Pearland, Texas, United States (1979) Albums Washarama, The Moo Album, The Wonderful World of Appliances Members Jeffrey Walton, David Bean, Dane Cessac Genres Power pop, Punk rock, New wave Similar Big Boys, Left Spine Down, Culturcide, Randy Turner, Dicks | ||
The judys guyana punch
The Judy's were a Pearland, Texas-based punk and new wave band from the late 1970s and early 1980s. The song for which they are most likely best-remembered, "Guyana Punch", recounted the infamous Jonestown massacre. Several of their songs were topical: "Dogs" refers to the Son of Sam murderer; "Radiation Squirm" refers to the Three Mile Island accident; "How's Gary" refers to the execution of convicted killer Gary Gilmore; and "Vacation in Tehran" refers to the Iranian hostage crisis, among others. On December 1, 2007, The Judy's announced the opening of their own label and website, Wasted Talent Records. On this website, the albums Moo and Washarama were released on CD and vinyl, having been previously available only on vinyl and cassette tape.
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In their heyday, the band was composed of David B. Bean (songwriter, vocals, guitars, keyboards), Dane Cessac (drums, vocals) and Jeff Walton (bass, vocals).
The judy s her wave
Songs
Guyana Punch1981
Her Wave1981
Vacation in Tehran1980