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Waterproof Blonde
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| Waterproof Blonde | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Louisville, Kentucky, USA |
| Years active | 2002–2005 |
| Genres | Underground rock |
| Labels | Label X, Currently Unsigned |
| Members | Rachel Hagan Jeffrey Smith |
| Past members | Adam Dennison (guitarist), Josh Hawkins (guitarist), Derrick Pedolzky (guitarist) Richard (drummer, Andy Garby (drummer)) |
Waterproof Blonde was an underground rock band based in Louisville, Kentucky. Officially, Rachel Hagan provided vocals while Jeffrey Smith was the bassist and songwriter. When the band disbanded, they had no 2nd guitarist or drummer after their 6th guitarist Adam Dennison and 3rd drummer Richard Vier left the band.
In 2003, they released an EP entitled Glitter Lust.
In 2005, they released an album entitled The Morning After the Night Before.
This group played the theme songs of two past WWE superstars, Christian and Sean O'Haire. Christian's theme was titled "Just Close Your Eyes", and Sean O'Haire's was titled "Come On". Hagan was the only female singer to do two themes for two male wrestlers.
In mid 2005, on their MySpace, Jeffrey posted that Waterproof Blonde is over for now.
In early 2007 Waterproof Blonde posted a new video on their official site and their MySpace for Hold Me Down.
- Glitter Lust (EP, October 23rd, 2003)
- The Morning After the Night Before (January 25th, 2005)
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