Country music would sound quite different without the voices and stories of women. Across decades, female artists have contributed timeless songs that continue to pique fans’ interests. The 1960s and ...
Lamb’s Players Theatre’s new musical production pays “R-E-S-P-E-C-T” to the women whose songs and voices defined the sound of the 1960s, from rock ‘n’ roll and R&B to soul and Top 40 pop. By turns ...
Well before acts like Waxahatchee, Jessica Pratt, Angel Olsen, Big Thief, Bedouine, and more readily brought folk sounds to the indie sphere, a swath of women singer-songwriters did their part to ...
The year 1971 was a special one in popular music. The 1960s were conclusively over, and the sounds were changing. Out was the early proto-rock of the 1950s and early 60s. In was music with more depth, ...
It was an Alleluia chorus, with sounds of “Praise Ye the Lord,” when seven women joined their voices together decades ago to ...
Move over Elvis, Jerry Lee, Johnny and Carl. After a lengthy and successful run last year with its production of “Million Dollar Quartet,” the musical about a fabled Sun Records Studio jam session, ...
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