[2] However, Pesco and Nanini left the band to pursue their own careers and were replaced by Lorne Rall as the bassist and Mike McLean as the drummer.
They primarily incorporated rock and country music in their performances where they brought a rockability instrumental approach, sweet country-style vocal harmonies and original songs.
[3] Bassist Nino Del Pesco and former Wall of Voodoo drummer Joe Nanini later joined the band.
He included their song "Lonesome Pine" on the 1985 compilation A Town South of Bakersfield in which Dwight Yoakam, Rosie Flores, James Intveld, and other American artists had contributed.
In 1988, Weeks and Rymes performed as backing vocals to Yoakam's acclaimed studio album Buenos Noches From a Lonely Room.
It had also received highly complimentary review along with their minor US country hits ‘Goodbye Lonesome, Hello Baby Doll’ and ‘Just Can’t Cry No More’.