The Nixons
The Nixons, an American alternative rock band, were formed in 1990 in Oklahoma
City by Zac Maloy, Jesse Davis, Ricky Brooks, and Tye Robison. They released
their first EP Six in 1992. John Humphrey replaced Robison on drums, and the
band issued Halo in 1994. Their breakthrough came with the release of Foma in
1995 through MCA Records, which featured hit singles "Sister" and "Wire". The
album peaked at number 77 on the Billboard 200. In 1997, they released their
self-titled album, which included singles "The Fall", "Miss USA", and "Baton
Rouge". The band disbanded quietly in 2000 ...
