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  "I recall my dad and I discussing a name for the band in the kitchen of our house, and somehow we came up with the Daughters Of Eve. Everyone liked it. We rehearsed once in the gymnasium of my dad's church. He was a Lutheran minister on the north side of Chicago, and later managed my brother's blues/rock band, the Dirty Wurds. They were also very popular in the '60s. Our dad was a cool dude. We rehearsed most often in Marsha's basement!" -  Debi Pomeroy   Special thanks to music historian Joseph Pytel, Jr. for creating this video memory!

Carl Bonafede had a great ear for what could be a radio hit. The song "She Cried" had been successful for Jay and the Americans, and the Shangri-La's changed the words to "He Cried" and had a great song. So, Carl Bonafede had us record it and it was released on Dan Belloc's Spectra Sound Label. We were fortunate to have the great Ron Malo as the engineer on this song, and many of our Daughters of Eve songs.