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Musician Cherie Currie is a big believer in intuition. Back in the '70s, it's what put her on the path that led to her becoming the lead singer for the Runaways, the all-girl band that produced such ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Admittedly, not everyone understood The Runaways. “Back in 1976, people didn’t know what to make of The Runaways,” guitarist Lita ...

In the '70s, there was no other band quite like the Runaways. Formed in Los Angeles in 1975 by impresario Kim Fowley, the band consisted entirely of tough teenage girls who sang and played their own ...

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“Back in the early 1980s, there were no other girls out there that could play like I could play,” Lita Ford says. “And I had to prove it was me playing those songs, because nobody could accept it.” ...

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These underage girls had been wrangled by producer Kim Fowley, the, shall we say, colorful character who had hustled in more ways than one on the streets of Los Angeles. The origins of The Runaways ...

In 1976, The Runaways stormed onto the music scene. Just as the disco craze was beginning to take over, producer Kim Fowley’s curated all-female teen punk band released the hard-rocking rebellion song ...