The band was initially called White Chocolate. They were a
 Fairfield County, CT based band that played predominately
 throughout the East Coast. The original line-up was Charlie Karp
 on Guitar, David Hull on Bass and Jimmy Maher on Drums. The name
 was later changed to Dirty Angels and a change was made to the
 line-up, with the addition of George Maher on Rhythmn Guitar.
 

Charlie Karp has an impressive musical background. Starting out
 as a young teen with Buddy Miles, he has also performed with the
 likes of Jimi Hendrix, Aerosmith, Meatloaf, Arthur Lee, Charlie
 Karp and the Namedroppers, Buster Poindexter and is now a member
 of Slo Leak along with Danny Kortchmar and Harvey Brooks. If you
 haven't had the pleasure of hearing Charlie play, you owe it to
 yourself to get his solo album "Charlie Karp" or the Slo Leak
 album. His is an example of the finest Blues guitar as well as
 Rock. In my opinion he is definitely among the Top 10 guitarists
 of our time.


David Hull is equally an impressario of the Bass. He also started
 out as a youth with Buddy Miles. His credits include Arthur Lee,
 the Joe Perry Project, Ted Nugent, Farrenheit (he used the
 pseudonym of Dave Heit), and most recently Pete Droge and the
 Sinners. Do yourself a favor and give him a listen, as he is one
 of the best Bass Players I've ever had the pleasure to hear and
 know.


Jimmy Maher was an excellent drummer and his contribution to the
 band was sizeable. Unfortunately I've lost track of what he is
 currently involved with.


George Maher was a spirited addition to the band. He has since
 gone on to perform in The Shivers and The Dollars. Both were
 Boston based bands of note. Interestingly both bands included
 brothers of David Hull, Chris Hull a wonderful bass player in his
 own right, Matt Hull a singular vocalist, and Peter Hull
 guitarist extraordinaire.