Cherie & Marie Currie

about

After a 4-year career as the lead singer of The Runaways, plus a commercially unsuccessful solo album Beauty's Only Skin Deep (1978), Cherie Currie teamed up with her twin sister Marie (who was originally also invited to join The Runaways) to record Messin' With the Boys (1980). For the recordings the girls were supported by well-known session musicians such as Steve Lukather, Bobby Kimball, Mike Pocaro, David Paich, Tommy Funderburk and Bill Champlin (amongst others). Unfortunately, the album barely charted in the US; so, before they completed their follow-up album for Capitol, the sisters were dropped from their contract. After the dissolution of their joint work, Cherie continued musical, TV and film appearances, while Marie first pursued working as an actress, but soon entered a civic family life. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

top songs

albums

Messin' with the Boys

Young and Wild

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Lost Hits of the 70's Vol.2 (All Original Artists & Versions)

Young & Wild

Messin' with the Boys (Remastered)

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God Gave Rock N Roll To You: Russ Ballard Wrote The Songs [CD2]

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Lost Hits of the 70's Vol.2

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Since You've Been Gone

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Lost Hits of the 70's

Love at First Sight

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100 Hits - 70s Classics [Disc 2]

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Messin With the Boys

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