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Very
special interviews with two of our finest artists, Catie Curtis and
Deidre McCalla, along with a broad sampling of their music throughout
their careers. |
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Bisexual
Songs. Part 1 of this very special look at
bisexuality in the lyrics of songs. This month's show covers 1926 through
1997, from Ma Rainey to some very Bi rhythm & blues. |
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Bisexual
Songs. Part 2 continues my special, taking
things from 1997 up through the very latest releases, along with interview
quotes from Edie Carey & Candye Kane. |
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Special
Tribute to cabaret/comedy act Gotham, with interviews with members
Gary Herb, Michael Pace and David McDaniel. They were the 70's/80's
leading openly gay cabaret act. |
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Special
Interviews with music legend, Janis Ian; and John Calvi,
the man who wrote the beautiful anthem, "The Ones Who Aren't Here;"
and talented folk/rock newcomer Steven Franz. |
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"Queer
Music Before Stonewall." a journey back
to the 20's through the 60's for the music about us, the music by us,
and the music we adopted as our own, in a special 90-minute show + many
extras |
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Salute to the Outmusic
2004 Awards.
Music from all the winners, and more; plus over 300 OMA photos from
the awards show, nominee showcase, and post awards concert.
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Exclusive
(and fascinating) interview with UK queer rocker Tom Robinson,
whose "Glad To Be Gay" is one of our pioneering anthems; plus
some other surprising UK goodies and historical recordings. |
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"I'll
Be FCC-ing You." A special Internet-Only
show packed full of songs that in no way can be played on daytime radio....almost
four hours, in four segments. For Adults Only...:) |
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"Songs
I've Been Meaning To Play -- by Male Artists." Includes
a salute to early queer cabaret, pop vocalist David Sereda, and several
queer imports, among my usual odd surprises. |
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"Songs
I've Been Meaning To Play -- by Female Artists."
Includes some unintentional 60's lesbian songs by Carole King, Jackie
DeShannon, and some Very intentional dyke songs. |
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A
tribute to Casse Culver and Therese Edell. A look at the contributions
to early women's music by these two influential pioneering artists;
comments by Boo Price, Alix Dobkin, and Jamie Anderson. |
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Queer
Xmas Specials. Three hours this
year! Inclucing interview clips with RuPaul and composer Eric Lane
Barnes. Shows packed full of the Xmas music you won't be sick of by
now! |
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