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Tag Archives: women’s music
The women’s music book, she lives!
I just signed the contract! It’ll be published in 2019. What book? One about women’s music of the seventies and eighties that I started in 2011. It’s been a long road, one where four-wheel drive and a lot of snacks … Continue reading
Posted in Women's Music, Writing
Tagged lesbian music, women's music, women's music book, women's music festivals
8 Comments
Myths about women’s music and culture: they shoot men at women’s festivals, right?
Um … no. There are a few other myths to bust, so let’s get started.
Our Amazon: Maxine Feldman
Before Stonewall, on May 13, 1969, folksinger and trail blazer Maxine Feldman wrote “Angry Atthis,” a song about not being able to openly love her female partner. Songs like that didn’t exist before then. Maxine went on to perform and … Continue reading
Posted in LGBT music, music, Uncategorized
Tagged Amazon song, lesbian music, lesbian musicians, Maxine Feldman, women's music
20 Comments
Come for the half and half, stay for the music: Virginia Women’s Music Fest 2016
That white powdered stuff may be labeled “cream” but it isn’t something I’d put in my java. I want real dairy and the Virginia Women’s Music Festival understands that, as well as other comforts a woman may need. It’s not … Continue reading
There’s something about the women: women’s music book
Back in 1977, I attended a Therese Edell concert. I’d never heard of her but my friend Lois asked if I was going and I couldn’t think of a reason to say no. I knew I was in the right … Continue reading
Posted in Women's Music, Writing
Tagged lesbian music, music, women musicians, women's music, women's music book
7 Comments
By the Time I Got to Wombstock
This week’s post is by guest blogger Bonnie Morris. She’s the author of several books including the groundbreaking Eden Built by Eves, a women’s studies professor at George Washington, and an in-demand speaker at conferences. This is an excerpt … Continue reading
Putting on my writer’s fedora – projects update
I’m probably too femme to pull off a fedora. At any rate, here’s an update on my writing projects. The women’s music book I’m writing about women’s music artists of the seventies and eighties, with a generous look at the … Continue reading
Posted in music, Writing
Tagged Drive All Night, history of women's music, songwriting, women's music
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