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9 to 5: The Women’s WorkPlace Blues
The Hollywood Star Vehicle Working Girl was released on VHS and Beta at the same time as the Indie Production Working Girls to rental stores. Home video ownership was a bit off and the VHS/Beta battle was shifting in favour … Continue reading
Dear Bear Family Records: Sissyman Blues
When I was a DJ on Simon Fraser University’s student campus radio, in the 1990s, I often played a cd called “Sissyman Blues”. It was a collection of 1920s and 30s American Black Lesbians and Gay Men. I was been … Continue reading
Elvis and the Women of Blues
Leiber and Stoller didn’t like Elvis’ version of Hound Dog. Until the cheque cleared, still, they did write Jailhouse Rock as a gay song to see what Elvis would do with it. More interesting that the wide range of women … Continue reading
Emoting with The Women of Rockabilly
13:20 – The Beat The Beat The Beat You know, if there was or is a collection of the Boys Crashing Cars and dying or killing their girl songs – Laura, Tommy was not … Continue reading
Morning Musical Emoting
trying to pick between: and this one in 1992, my therapist asked me “What did you do Friday night?” I looked down at the floor and said flatly. “George Jones and Tequila.” “How did you not kill yourself?” she laughed. … Continue reading
Song off – Hound Dog: Big Mama vs Elvis
Happy Birthday, Big Mama Thornton! Blues legend Big Mama Thornton was born in Ariton, Alabama on December 11, 1926. Known for her powerful voice and sexually explicit lyrics, Thornton was the original performer of the hit song “Hound Dog,” commonly … Continue reading
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