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 Groupe Country US composé de Trenna Barnes, Renaé Truex, Becky Priest, Debbie 
Johnson et Darla Perlozzi.
 Groupe Country US composé de Trenna Barnes, Renaé Truex, Becky Priest, Debbie 
Johnson et Darla Perlozzi.
 The five-woman 
country group Cowboy Crush are one of those bands that came up the "you've just 
got to see them," word-of-mouth way. Sweet harmonies and talented musicianship 
helped too, but when your very first gig lands you 50 bookings, you've got to 
chalk it up to their firecracker performances. Trenna Barnes, Renaé Truex, Becky 
Priest, Debbie Johnson, and Darla Perlozzi had all been knocking around 
Nashville in different bands before they came together in March of 2003. It was 
in October that year they decided to take their music public and accepted an 
offer to play the International Entertainment Buyers convention. The 50 bookings 
were a result of this, but it wasn't long before Cowboy Crush would leave behind 
the world of trade shows and take it to the big arenas. Opening for headliners 
like Travis Tritt,
Lonestar, and
Trace Adkins along with playing numerous 
festivals brought an amazing 1,700,000 visitors to their website. It didn't take 
long for the record companies to take notice, Asylum/Curb being the organization 
to get the girls to put pen to paper. In May of 2005 the label released the 
single "Nobody Ever Died of a Broken Heart" and soon it was climbing country 
radio play lists while the video was getting numerous airings on the CMT 
network.
 The five-woman 
country group Cowboy Crush are one of those bands that came up the "you've just 
got to see them," word-of-mouth way. Sweet harmonies and talented musicianship 
helped too, but when your very first gig lands you 50 bookings, you've got to 
chalk it up to their firecracker performances. Trenna Barnes, Renaé Truex, Becky 
Priest, Debbie Johnson, and Darla Perlozzi had all been knocking around 
Nashville in different bands before they came together in March of 2003. It was 
in October that year they decided to take their music public and accepted an 
offer to play the International Entertainment Buyers convention. The 50 bookings 
were a result of this, but it wasn't long before Cowboy Crush would leave behind 
the world of trade shows and take it to the big arenas. Opening for headliners 
like Travis Tritt,
Lonestar, and
Trace Adkins along with playing numerous 
festivals brought an amazing 1,700,000 visitors to their website. It didn't take 
long for the record companies to take notice, Asylum/Curb being the organization 
to get the girls to put pen to paper. In May of 2005 the label released the 
single "Nobody Ever Died of a Broken Heart" and soon it was climbing country 
radio play lists while the video was getting numerous airings on the CMT 
network.
http://www.myspace.com/cowboycrush
Talents : Trenna : Vocals - Renaé : Fiddle, Mandolin - Becky : Vocals, Keybords - Debbie : Vocals, Bass - Darla : Drums
Style musical : Contemporary Country
Years in activity :
| 1910 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 2000 | 10 | 20 | 
DISCOGRAPHY
Singles
| 2005 | CD CURB ? (US) |  | Nobody Ever Died Of A Broken Heart | 
| 2006 | CD CURB ? (US) |  | Hillbilly Nation | 
| 2007 | CD CURB ? (US) |  | Miss Difficult | 
| 2008 | CD CURB ? (US) |  | Tougher Than A Man | 
Album
| 07/2009 | CD CURB D2-78924 (US) |  | COWBOY CRUSH - Nobody Ever Died Of A Broken Heart / Tougher Than A Man / Wanted Woman / Cowboy Crush / Some Men Don't Cheat / Miss Difficult / Hillbilly Nation / He's Coming Home (With Extra Piano Parts) / What's The Worst That Could Happen / I Am Pretty | 
© Rocky Productions 19/03/2012