Trusty

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Trusty was a punk rock band from Washington, D.C. that released two albums on Dischord Records. The two albums are Goodbye, Dr. Fate, recorded in October 1994, and The Fourth Wise Man, recorded in the summer of 1996.

Trusty began in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1989, releasing the "A Name to Depend On" 7" on Soma Records. They followed this up with their self-titled first LP on Truant Records out of Memphis, TN. Truant pressed only 1,000 copies of the record, but it was re-released on CD with bonus tracks on Truant as The Paul Years - A Trusty Retrospective.

In the Spring of 1992, the band recorded their "Cockatoo" 7" with Josh Bentley (of The Big Cats and Substance) on bass, before relocating to the Washington D.C. area.

In the Summer of 1992 Trusty (now residing in Washington D.C.) recorded the "Kathy's Keen" 7", on De Soto Records with their original drummer Bircho as well as Brad Long on bass.

In the Fall of 1992 with now steady bassist Brad Long (formerly of the Memphis hardcore band Sobering Consequences) and steady drummer Jim Schaffer (formerly of Washington D.C. based band Senator Flux)Trusty continued touring and writing songs for their upcoming full length CD Goodbye Dr. Fate on Dischord Records as well as several Compilation Cd's. Goodbye Dr. Fate was completed in the Winter of 1994 and released in the Spring of 1995.

After extensive touring, Trusty released another full length CD in 1996 named The Fourth Wise Man also on Dischord Records and continued to tour within North America & Europe.

In early 1998 Trusty disbanded.

In 1994 and again in 1999, the original four members of Trusty reunited and played shows in their hometown of Little Rock AR. This lineup (Bobby Matthews, James Brady, Bircho, and Paul Bowling) reformed in 2004 for work on an as yet unreleased CD on Max Recordings.

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