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Pulsallama was an all-woman, no wave band from New York.
Described as "13
girls fighting over a cowbell," the post-punk
group was
primarily a percussion...
- the
Shimmy Disc
record label), who had
worked together previously in
Pulsallama. The
group also
featured drummer David Licht and
guitarists Dave Rick...
- and
musician who
performed with a 12-piece all-woman
percussion band,
Pulsallama.
During the
early 1980s, the band pla**** at such
venues as the Mudd Club...
- Wild
performed in
several New York-based bands,
including the Roll-Ons,
Pulsallama, the
Problem Drinkers, the Wild
Hyaenas (with then-boyfriend
Keith Streng...
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music standards, and
separately sang in an all-girl
percussion group,
Pulsallama,
whose 1982
single "The
Devil Lives In My Husband's Body" was a housewife's...
- ran the
sound for a band she was in,
Pulsallama,
during their frequent performances at Club 57.
After Pulsallama disbanded in 1984, the two
began to collaborate...
- Lori Montana, Jean Leider, Ann
Magnusen and
Wendy Wild and
performed by
Pulsallama. "From the Ground"
contains elements from "Sleeping Earth",
written and...
-
Magnuson left her
position as
manager of Club 57 soon
after forming the band
Pulsallama, and just
before being cast in The
Hunger with
David Bowie." Andy Rees...
- with
other local acts such as "The Mad Violets" (featuring
Wendy Wild of
Pulsallama) plus the John
Glenn Band. They
later reunited as
rhythm section for the...
- was
formed in New York City's East
Village by
vocalist Wendy Wild of
Pulsallama, The Mad
Violets and The Love Delegation, and
keyboardist Deb O’Nair who...
