This is the story of a battle of two bands -- a name game with a modern twist. It's the tale of The Bouffants, a Memphis band that plays hits from the 1960s, and The Towering Bouffants, a D.C.-based group that "takes you to a time of bouffants and beehives, taffeta and sequins." The Memphis Bouffants are suing the D.C. trio in federal court for infringing their trademark. The Bouffants claim the D.C. band is causing "confusion, mistake or deception" by using the name The Towering Bouffants.
November 11, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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This is the story of a battle of two bands – a name game with a conspicuously modern twist.
It’s the tale of The Bouffants, a 10-member Memphis band that plays hits from the 1960s, and The Towering Bouffants, a D.C.-based girl group that “takes you to a time of bouffants and beehives, taffeta and sequins, the Watusi and the Pony,” according to the band’s Web site.
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