Members
- Darrell Verduscocurrent
- Jim Kelleroriginalcurrent
- Steve Legassickcurrent
- Tommy Heathoriginalcurrent
- Nathan Crowbass guitar · 1981–1981
- Victor Carberry
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Discography
A Long Time Ago2011
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867-5309 / Jenny2003
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tutone.rtf1998
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Tommy Tutone / Tommy Tutone 21997
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Nervous Love1996
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National Emotion1983
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Tommy Tutone 21981
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Tommy Tutone1980
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How Good2025
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Mountain Do’s & Don’ts2025
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Sheri Lynn’s Song2025
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867-5309 (Jenny)2024
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White Flag2023
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Time Won’t Let Me2019
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My Little Red Book2017
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Santa Jenny 867-53092005
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867-5309 / Jenny1981
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- Columbia Records
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Identifiers & aliases
Also known as: Tommy Tutona
Tommy Tutone is an American rock/power pop band, known for its 1981 song "867-5309/Jenny", which peaked at number four on the Billboard Hot 100. The band's lead singer and rhythm guitarist is Tommy Heath. Heath grew up in Philadelphia, Texas, and Montana before moving to San Francisco during the Summer of Love to become a hippie. There, he formed the band with Jim Keller and Terry Nails in 1978, naming it after his nickname. The band's first single, "Angel Say No", was released in 1980 and reached the top 40, and they opened for Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers on his US tour for Damn the Torpedoes.
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