Tag Archives: Dianne Davidson

Myths about women’s music and culture: they shoot men at women’s festivals, right?

Posted on January 25, 2018 by jamiebobamie

Um … no. There are a few other myths to bust, so let’s get started.

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Preserving women’s culture of the eighties and nineties through Jo-Ed videos

Posted on October 24, 2015 by jamiebobamie

I first met Pat Jones and Donna Eddins in 1990 at the Gulf Coast Women’s Music Festival in Mississippi. They were videotaping the event and would I give them permission to record my set? This was before everyone and their … Continue reading →

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Dianne Davidson, Deidre McCalla and Jamie Anderson: definitely not dead.

Posted on June 30, 2015 by jamiebobamie

Because I write a lot about women’s music, I get questions about musicians that usually start with, “What ever happened to ________, uh, she’s not dead, is she?” So, when I asked Dianne Davidson to do a show with me … Continue reading →

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Still finding the fire, part 2: where are women’s music performers today?

Posted on September 21, 2011 by jamiebobamie

Last week’s blog about women’s music performers and where they are now was such a hit that I’ve written part two.  The descriptions are a little shorter but only because I was pressed for time. This isn’t even close to … Continue reading →

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