Little Pink

Washington Post newspaper reporter Mary Battiata formed Small Pink in the summertime of 1999, taking the name from the Band’s album Music From your Big Pink. Utilizing the continues to be of her earlier group, Celebrity Nash, the reporter and vocalist/songwriter recruited users from the Graverobbers and Last Teach House to record the group’s debut work. In the summertime of 1999, eight tunes were documented and were accompanied by others in the next weeks. In 2001, the group released Cul-de-sac Cowgirl, an attempt deep within the roots of alternate nation and country-folk.