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Pete Droge
Pete Droge, born March 11, 1969, in Eugene, Oregon, is an American
alternative/folk rock musician. He was adopted and grew up in Bainbridge Island,
Washington. In the 1990s, Droge started his musical career with various garage
bands, including Ramadillo. His breakthrough came in 1994 with the release of
his debut solo album Necktie Second, featuring the hit song "If You Don't Love
Me (I'll Kill Myself)" on Rick Rubin's American Recordings. Droge opened for
notable artists like B.B. King and Tom Petty. In 1996, he released Find a Door
under the name Pete Droge & The Sinners. Throu...
