
Artist
Tuff
Popular
Albums

Hustle
2024 · Album

Me And You Together
2024 · Album

FOREVER IS A LONG TIME
2022 · Album

Sorry 4 the wait, we not rappers.
2022 · Album

What Comes Around Goes Around
2012 · Album

What Comes Around Goes Around Again
2012 · Album

Regurgitation
2008 · Album

Fist First
2008 · Album

The History of Tuff
2008 · Album

Decade of Disrespect
2008 · Album

Live in the U.K.
2008 · Album

What Comes Around Goes Around (2021 Remaster)
1991 · Album
Singles & EPs

Hellraiser
2026 · EP

YA DIG?
2026 · Single

Do I Cross Your Mind
2026 · Single

YADOB (feat. Z ! Y A Z A N & SEEDA)
2026 · Single

Playa From Tha West
2026 · Single

Limbo
2026 · Single

Warhammer
2026 · Single

Divided
2026 · Single

Morningstar
2026 · Single

Bangin'
2025 · Single

BOYTOY
2025 · Single

Goyard
2025 · Single

Issue 2
2025 · Single

S!CK
2025 · Single

213 Vol. 1
2025 · Single

Playa Proof
2025 · Single

My Type
2025 · Single

Midnight Story
2025 · Single

Bringin' Tha Funk (feat. NewFrost & J-Jeezy)
2025 · Single

bpm
2025 · Single

Homies
2025 · Single

Good 2 be me
2025 · EP

Brown Pride
2025 · Single

West Coast Love
2025 · Single
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Tuff is an American glam metal band formed in 1985 in Phoenix, Arizona by guitarist Jorge Manos (DeSaint) and bassist Todd Chaisson (Chase). The initial incarnation of Tuff was prior to taking on its "Glam" image, and the music was significantly "heavier". This little documented line-up played in the local Phoenix market for roughly a year, at such clubs as Rockers and Bootlegger, opening for various National Acts, including Flotsam and Jetsam.
In 1986, drummer Gary Huckaby replaced Louthan. Cordet left to work with another Phoenix area band, and eventually, Michael Angelo Batio in the Los Angeles–based band, Michael Angelo. A second guitarist David Janssen also left the band to attend the Musicians Institute. After drummer Gary Huckaby left the group in 1986 to work with another local project, the band enlisted drummer Michael Lean and vocalist Terry Fox, who left the band shortly afterwards to pursue an ice skating career. With replacement vocalist Jim Gillette, the band recorded a four-track EP entitled Knock Yourself Out (1986). However, Gillette soon departed to form Nitro and was replaced by Stevie Rachelle.












