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The Four Bitchin' Babes is a group of female Singer-songwriters with rotating membership, performing mainly humorous, Satirical or light-hearted songs in the Folk genre. HISTORY The band was founded in in 1990. After the release of ''Buy Me, Bring Me, Take Me...'', Larkin was signed by . In , Billy Joel , and Madonna ), in addition to a live concert DVD . Later that year, McDonough left the band to perform a one-woman show, and was replaced by Suzzy Roche , formerly of The Roches . In 2002 , they released the album ''Some Assembly Required''. In 2004 , both West and Roche left the group and were replaced by Nashville songwriter/singer Nancy Moran and comedic singer/songwriter Deirdre Flint . As of 2006 , they are still touring, billed as ''Hormonal Imbalance: A Mood Swinging Musical Revue''. A new CD of this new show is expected in 2006. SONGWRITING Typically, the Babes' albums consist of songs written by the individual members, all of whom have or have had solo careers as well. Songs appearing on their albums, such as "Microwave Life" (by McDonough), "B.O.B. (Battery-Operated Boyfriend)" and "L.A.F.F. (Ladies Against Fanny Floss)" (by West), and "Don't Mess With Me (I'm Somebody's Mother)" (by Fingerett), satirize modern life, especially from a mature female perspective. DISCOGRAPHY
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