Lynn Lavner, America's Most Politically Incorrect Entertainer This page is dedicated to the recordings of Lynn Lavner, plus features some additional photos. |
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Above is the "CD version" of "Ladies..." which was put onto CD by Bruce Reeves. The new artwork was by Judy Reeves. |
Lynn calls her first album "The Lynn Lavner White Album," because they could not afford to do an LP jacket for it. It was the music from a musical called "Ladies Don't Spit & Holler," which played on college campuses and also off-Broadway for a very short time in 1981. There was a cast of four women, and Lynn wrote all the songs, but only sang on one of them, "A Confidence." (Click on the title to hear a little bit of it). Below is a homemade cassette version of the album. |
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And they are All available on Bandcamp |
Something Different (1983) Something
Different (you can click on the ones in
blue |
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I'd Rather Be Cute (1986) I'd
Rather Be Cute |
You Are What You Wear (1988) You
Are What You Wear (pass your cursor
over cover |
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Butch Fatale (1992) A
Lesbian Too Long titles with * are
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"Butch Fatale" was Lynn's first live album, and is special as it gives the listener a chance to hear her comedy talent, including a couple of her well-known quotes. Above, CD and cassette versions of it. |
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And, there was merchandise.....
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I mean, like, who knew there were Lynn Lavner wrist watches and t-shirts? These two photos are courtesy of the Gulf Coast Museum & Archives in Houston If you have candid shots of Lynn to contribute to this page, I'd love to see them. below, ad for one of her shows in Houston, from This Week in Texas magazine |
Clippings And, (gasp) in Drummer Magazine twice!
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