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About Christa Hillhouse – CHILLHOUSE MUSIC. I am best known for my work as a founding member and bassist of the multi-platinum selling rock band 4 Non Blondes. My band was a huge success in the early 90’s, back when the only all-women bands hitting the charts were The Go-Go’s and the Bangles, and K.D. Lang and Melissa Etheridge were still ...
Originally, the band was all-female, with vocalist Linda Perry, bassist Christa Hillhouse, guitarist Shaunna Hall, and drummer Wanda Day. However, along with Day being replaced by Dawn Richardson , Hall was replaced by Roger Rocha before the release of the album.
Jun 23, 2023 · Formed in 1989 in San Francisco, the band originally featured an all-female lineup of frontwoman Linda Perry, guitarist Shauna Hall, bassist Christa Hillhouse and drummer Wanda Day.
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Dec 13, 2023 · Christa Hillhouse, the bassist, tells Songfacts.com, “We had a shot with a couple of other labels, but we kind of freaked them out because we were kind of weird.
4 Non Blondes began playing together in the fall of 1989 and broke up in early 1995. The success of the song “What’s Up?” was, at times, mind boggling. I suppose we always thought that the song could be a “hit” – but the extent of it’s eventual popularity went above and beyond any dream I had supposed.
4 Non Blondes began in 1989 as four San Fransciso lesbians who built a local following and got ‘a lot of press’ in the area, attracting a number of record labels who smelled a hit in their ballad...
We immediately asked her to be in our band, and she agreed. Our first rehearsal was scheduled for October 17, 1989 – which turned out to the same day as a major San Francisco earthquake.
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Feb 18, 2021 · 4 Non Blondes guitarist Christa Hillhouse recalls how the band reacted when Perry composed the track on the acoustic guitar. "I remember when she was writing the verses to What's Up? , she knew it so well, she thought she heard it before," Hillhouse told Songfacts.
