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"OF ALLDA GIN JOINTS IN ALLDA TOWNS OF ALL THE WOILD, SHE WALKS INTO MINE"
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Christina Rubino began her musical journey in 1995 as the singer, songwriter and guitar player in Snapdragon, which soon evolved into Pettycoat. With dirty guitars, melodious yet aggressive vocals, Pettycoat became a local favorite in a vast spectrum of scenes in and around the NYC and Brooklyn area. Pettycoat, consisting of Mark Weizorek on bass (and too many drummers to mention) dissolved in Spring of 2001.
"Big City Radio" was the next project in the Summer of 2002, a new wave band rocking melodious keyboard lines, clean guitar sounds and sultry vocals. BCR came to an abrubt halt when their drummer Vinny Wager left to persue a life in London.Now Christina, a twenty something harlet with over 10 years of vocal and booze abuse is persueing an acoustic journey in which a seasoned life, combined with a volatile spirit and a 12 string guitar produces some very heartfelt and emotional music.
