Dirty Pictures

Dirty Pictures is an L.A.-based Five piece band that invokes the irreverent spirit of party rock, with a distinct Hollywood flavor. Founded in 1996 by Art Director and Hollywood native Drew Blood, Dirty Pictures began as a musical outlet for a group of friends who each maintain creative positions in the entertainment industry.
Dirty Pictures provided it’s members an excuse to get out and play two or three times a month. Their group of friends needed no excuse to show up, hang out and dance to a diverse selection of cover tunes. A typical set juxtaposed Blues standards, Soul classics with Rock 'n Roll gems spanning four decades. They swiftly acquired the ability to engage any audience, with their tight musicianship and polished vocal harmonies, insuring limited space on the dance floor. What started as a casual diversion evolved into an original brand of “PlayfuL, yet provocative Rock N’ Roll.”
Their self titled EP, "Dirty Pictures", provided evidence that this group definitely has the ability to move beyond the status of "Cover Band." This original material captured the essence of Dirty Pictures - storytelling with a groove, supported by clever lyrics, living in sin with a rock solid beat.
The positive response generated by the EP, encouraged the band to write and record additional songs for a release through Pascal Records. Drawing from personal experience, HOLLYWOOD HIGH is a fitting title for this debut CD, one that could have only be conceived in the shadow of the Hollywood sign.
Dirty Pictures' lineup has consisted of Drew Blood (lead vocals, harmonica, guitar), Johnny Underpants (bass, vocals) and Paul E. Tone (guitar, vocals). Recently, house rocking keyboardist Dave “Miami” Bryce (Keyboards, vocals) a 13 year veteran of the Boston Music scene and former Georgia Satellites' member Nicky Toostix (drums, vocals) have both joined to complete the line-up.
Dirty Pictures believes in equal opportunity rock & roll: chicks love it and dudes get it. With the fun factor cranked up to eleven, it’s easy to see - ain’t nothing wrong with this picture.