Rubymusic: a popular history of women's music and culture
"When journalist Connie Kuhns approached Vancouver Cooperative Radio in 1981 to host a music program dedicated solely to playing music by women, there was some doubt at the station that there was enough music by women to fill half an hour-- and besides, who would tune in? Such was the undergrou...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "When journalist Connie Kuhns approached Vancouver Cooperative Radio in 1981 to host a music program dedicated solely to playing music by women, there was some doubt at the station that there was enough music by women to fill half an hour-- and besides, who would tune in? Such was the underground nature of women's music. Despite the doubters, Rubymusic became a successful program, running for fifteen years, introducing listeners to countless artists through radio, magazines and newspaper columns and on stage at Vancouver's annual Folk Music Fest, and serving as a powerful platform for the feminist movements taking place in Vancouver's punk scene and throughout music history in the 80s and 90s. Rubymusic also served as the launching pad for Kuhns' life-long passion-- the preservation of the histories and stories of the women with whom she crossed paths on the airwaves. Here is a time capsule of a pivotal moment in women's music history, with special emphasis on the women's music movement in Canada, including the only written history of the women involved in Vancouver's punk rock scene. Rubymusic also includes over two dozen first-person interviews going back into the early 1980s, featuring a diverse group of women, including Ferron, Etta James, Roni Gilbert, Lillian Allen, Koko Taylor, Gloria Steinem, kd lang, Michelle Shocked, Amy Grant, Ellen McIlwaine, as well as essays on Joni Mitchell, Janis Joplin, and why Yoko Ono matters. Rubymusic: A Popular History of Women's Music and Culture is a necessary reflection on fifteen years of radio history and forty years in music journalism that contains unparalleled stories of women who fought for the right to be heard."-- |
| Beschreibung: | 255 Seiten Illustrationen, Porträt (der Verfasserin) 23 cm |
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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION —10 Гм a Radio WOMEN'S MUSIC AND THE MOTHERS OF INVENTION —32 FEMINIST MUSIC WHAT'S THAT SOUND -35 THERE IS A WIND THAT NEVER DIES —36 The Life of Yoko Ono JONI MITCHELL Fifty Years in —47 Review STRANGE WOMEN —55 MORE STORIES FROM "STRANGE WOMEN" ON THE ROAD —72 -93 STEINEM ON STEINEM —94 Something Happened on the Way to Becoming a Rockette PSYCHEDELIC PAST POWERS GUITARIST An Interview with Ellen McIlwaine A LIFE FULL OF SHARP SHOCKS —101 An Interview with Michelle Shocked ESTHER BEJARANO —104 Songs Testify to Courage —98 —18
—106 COUNTRY RAISED, COUNTRY BLESSED An Interview with Teresa Trull and Cris Williamson QUIETLY CHRISTIAN POP —108 Amy Grant’s Spiritual Songs Reach Out to a Secular Audience BLUES PLAYER BLESSED WITH A STYLE OF HER OWN —113 An Interview with Katie Webster RITA MACNEILS SIMPLE TESTIMONY LILLIAN ALLEN SAYS HER PIECE —120 AN INTERVIEW WITH KOKO TAYLOR ETTAJAMES —116 —123 —127 Surviving with Soul PATSY LIVES —136 An Interview with k.d. lang FACE THE MUSIC RISE UP -139 —140 Songs of the Women’s Movement: Can’t Find Its Feet A WOMANS PLACE IS ON THE RADIO Ten Years of —143 Rubymusic A BRIEF HISTORY OF WOMENS MUSIC FESTIVALS IN CANADA MEAN AND MARVELLOUS FOREMOTHERS An Interview with Rosetta Reitz —157 —149
TESTIMONY -165 HEATHER BISHOP —166 Set to Tour States EMILY EXPERIMENTS WITH MUSIC SINGING FOR OURSELVES —169 —172 An Interview with Eileen Brown/Maura Volante AN INTERVIEW WITH ANIMAL SLAVES TRUE TO HERSELF —177 —183 An Interview with Ronnie Gilbert COUNTRY WESTERN SINGER, SONGWRITER AND SINGLE MOTHER —191 An Interview with Terilyn Ryan THE LAST SHALL BE FIRST —196 An Interview with Jane Sapp SPECTACLES (GIRLS WHO WEAR GLASSES) —202 An Interview with Rebo Flordigan and Jan Luby FERRON —205 ELLEN MCILWAINE —209 Rock and Roll Legend AN INTERVIEW WITH TERESA TRULL BRICKTOP —219 Queen of the Night, 1894-1984 —214
BONUSTRACKS -223 ELLEN MCILWAINE —224 The Best of 2021 and of All Time —227 KONELINE: OUR LAND BEAUTIFUL An Interview with Nettie Wild CULTURE CLASH —230 The 35th Annual Vancouver Folk Music Festival, July 2012 THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME —233 The Shared Spirit of Women’s Music FERRON —235 The Best of Our Times THE REAL ELLEN MCILWAINE (1975) / EVERYBODY NEEDS IT (1982) LINER NOTES —237 RITA MACNEIL —240 Honest Emotion Overshadowed by Unfortunate Sound TERILYN RYAN HOSTS HEN NIGHT JANIS JOPLIN —242 —244 Buried Alive in the Blues RUBYMUSIC —246 A Half-Hour of Music EPILOGUE by Women —250 Meg Christian Concert Review THANK YOU —252 ABOUTTHEAUTHOR —256 Artists |
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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION —10 Гм a Radio WOMEN'S MUSIC AND THE MOTHERS OF INVENTION —32 FEMINIST MUSIC WHAT'S THAT SOUND -35 THERE IS A WIND THAT NEVER DIES —36 The Life of Yoko Ono JONI MITCHELL Fifty Years in —47 Review STRANGE WOMEN —55 MORE STORIES FROM "STRANGE WOMEN" ON THE ROAD —72 -93 STEINEM ON STEINEM —94 Something Happened on the Way to Becoming a Rockette PSYCHEDELIC PAST POWERS GUITARIST An Interview with Ellen McIlwaine A LIFE FULL OF SHARP SHOCKS —101 An Interview with Michelle Shocked ESTHER BEJARANO —104 Songs Testify to Courage —98 —18
—106 COUNTRY RAISED, COUNTRY BLESSED An Interview with Teresa Trull and Cris Williamson QUIETLY CHRISTIAN POP —108 Amy Grant’s Spiritual Songs Reach Out to a Secular Audience BLUES PLAYER BLESSED WITH A STYLE OF HER OWN —113 An Interview with Katie Webster RITA MACNEILS SIMPLE TESTIMONY LILLIAN ALLEN SAYS HER PIECE —120 AN INTERVIEW WITH KOKO TAYLOR ETTAJAMES —116 —123 —127 Surviving with Soul PATSY LIVES —136 An Interview with k.d. lang FACE THE MUSIC RISE UP -139 —140 Songs of the Women’s Movement: Can’t Find Its Feet A WOMANS PLACE IS ON THE RADIO Ten Years of —143 Rubymusic A BRIEF HISTORY OF WOMENS MUSIC FESTIVALS IN CANADA MEAN AND MARVELLOUS FOREMOTHERS An Interview with Rosetta Reitz —157 —149
TESTIMONY -165 HEATHER BISHOP —166 Set to Tour States EMILY EXPERIMENTS WITH MUSIC SINGING FOR OURSELVES —169 —172 An Interview with Eileen Brown/Maura Volante AN INTERVIEW WITH ANIMAL SLAVES TRUE TO HERSELF —177 —183 An Interview with Ronnie Gilbert COUNTRY WESTERN SINGER, SONGWRITER AND SINGLE MOTHER —191 An Interview with Terilyn Ryan THE LAST SHALL BE FIRST —196 An Interview with Jane Sapp SPECTACLES (GIRLS WHO WEAR GLASSES) —202 An Interview with Rebo Flordigan and Jan Luby FERRON —205 ELLEN MCILWAINE —209 Rock and Roll Legend AN INTERVIEW WITH TERESA TRULL BRICKTOP —219 Queen of the Night, 1894-1984 —214
BONUSTRACKS -223 ELLEN MCILWAINE —224 The Best of 2021 and of All Time —227 KONELINE: OUR LAND BEAUTIFUL An Interview with Nettie Wild CULTURE CLASH —230 The 35th Annual Vancouver Folk Music Festival, July 2012 THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME —233 The Shared Spirit of Women’s Music FERRON —235 The Best of Our Times THE REAL ELLEN MCILWAINE (1975) / EVERYBODY NEEDS IT (1982) LINER NOTES —237 RITA MACNEIL —240 Honest Emotion Overshadowed by Unfortunate Sound TERILYN RYAN HOSTS HEN NIGHT JANIS JOPLIN —242 —244 Buried Alive in the Blues RUBYMUSIC —246 A Half-Hour of Music EPILOGUE by Women —250 Meg Christian Concert Review THANK YOU —252 ABOUTTHEAUTHOR —256 Artists |
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