Genres: Indie Rock Active: 2000's
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To fully appreciate and understand the history of Some Girls, one needs to know something about the group that paved the way for them: the Blake Babies. A female alternative pop-rock trio with ties to Boston and Indianapolis, Some Girls was officially formed in 2001; however, two members of Some Girls (Boston singer/songwriter Juliana Hatfield and Indiana drummer Freda Love) had been working together since 1987, when they formed the Boston-based Blake Babies with guitarist John Strohm. Love and Strohm were originally from Indiana and had moved to Boston together to attend the prestigious Berklee College of Music, while Hatfield was a New England native. The Blake Babies weren't superstars, but the group's melodic jangle-pop did earn them a small and devoted cult following in the college rock/indie rock market in the late 䀘80s and early 䀘90s.
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Release: July 11, 2006
Label: Koch
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Release: September 9, 2003
Label: Koch
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