Band, US
Rock
Pop rock band from Seattle, WA. They formed in the mid eighties as the Dwindles and later renamed themselves Pure Joy after the Teardrop Explodes song. The original lineup was Rusty Willoughby (vocals, guitar), Lisa King (bass), Randy Willoughby (keyboards) and Jim Hunnicutt (drums). After recording Welcome to My New Psychotic Dream Randy had been replaced by future Nirvana soundman Craig Montgomery. The band then stripped down to a three-piece, with Andy Davenhall taking over on drums. Pure Joy then disbanded in 1990 until the mid 1990s when Rusty, Jim, and Lisa reformed Pure Joy and put out two more full-lengths. Lineup: Rusty Willoughby - vocals, guitar Lisa King - bass Jim Hunnicutt - drums Former members: Randy Willoughby - keyboards Craig Montgomery - keyboards Andy Davenhall - drums
Craig Montgomery g, key, voc | |
Rusty Willoughby voc, g *1966 US | |
Lisa King b | |
Andy Davenhall dr | |
Jim Hunnicutt dr, perc, voc | |
Randy Willoughby |
Track list and 30sec audio provided by
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Gelatin And Bright | Pure Joy | 2003 | Album |
Getz, The Worm. | Pure Joy | 1997 | Album |
Unsung | Pure Joy | 1994 | Album |
Sore Throte, Ded Goat | Pure Joy | 1990 | Single |
Now I Know | Pure Joy | 1989 | Single |
Carnivore | Pure Joy | 1989 | Album |