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Artist: Diamond Claw
Release: Live At Fender's Ballroom 5/16/87
Genre: Heavy Metal
Country: Long Beach, California, USA
Bitrate: 128 kbps
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Diamond Claw was an all-female heavy metal band from Long Beach, California. They released a 5-track EP in 1987 and a one-track demo in 1989 and then folded into obscurity. This rare Live show recorded at the Fender's Ballroom on May 16th, 1987 showcases some songs they never released as well as familiar tracks off of the EP. Enjoy!
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1. Hail To The Queen
2. Danger Eyes
3. You're Too Young To Die
4. Shooting Star
5. No Hate In Paradise
6. Unknown Title (If someone can figure it out let me know and I'll update this!)

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A little extra Diamond Claw info:



Debra Lynn Billingsley – Vocals (TOKEN ANGEL)
Jenny Thornburg – Guitar
Mary Jo Godges – Bass (PHANTOM BLUE)
Pam Reene Galloway – Drums

DIAMOND CLAW were an all female Heavy Metal quartet formed in Long Beach, California in 1984.
The band was formed in 1984 by vocalist Debra Lynn Billingsley and bassist Mary Jo Godges who was also a radio DJ on Rock N Rhythm 105.5 KNAC at the time.
The line up was completed by guitarist Jenny Thornburg and Pam Reene Galloway on the drums.
After building up a strong local following with their energetic live shows at venues like the Golden Bear in Huntington Beach, Diamond Claw were signed to a record deal by Black Jack Records.
The band's lone official release would be the excellent five song "No Hate In Paradise" Mini LP in 1987.
Things did not quite work out the way Diamond Claw had hoped as the small label struggled to distribute the record effectively, and thus band and label parted ways soon after the record's release.
With no new recording contract forthcoming, they self-produced a one-song demo cassette titled "Sex Thing", which was shopped around the labels in 1989.
Unfortunately, no-one snapped the band up, and disappointed, Diamond Claw split up before the year's end.
Singer Debra Lynn Billingsley would later join the jazz/pop band TOKEN ANGEL, releasing the 1996 album "Let It Go".
Bassist Mary Jo Godges later re-appeared as a member of PHANTOM BLUE, appearing on their 1998 "Full Blown" EP.
She is now a film director & a producer at Traipsing Thru Films Ltd.

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