We have played so much great music by female artists that we
decided to do a themed show dedicated solely to women in bands. Such was the
amount of songs we wanted to include that we actually turned the idea into a two
part show.
Part 1 this week covers the original punk/post punk era and
turned into our longest show yet with a playlist packed with classic songs.
Part 2 next week covers contemporary bands and solo artists…
The Playlist and some notes:
Au Pairs-It’s Obvious (Human Records 7’’ 1980)
The Chefs-24 Hours (Attrix Records 7’’ 1981)
Helen McCookerybook from The Chefs writes under her real name Helen Reddington. We talked about this book she wrote...
Go Gos-Our Lips Are Sealed (IRS Records 7’’ 1981)
Girls At Our Best-Fast Boyfriends (Happy Birthday Records
7’’ 1981)
Delta 5-Mind Your Own Business (Rough Trade Records 7’’
1979)
The B52’s-Dirty Back Road (from the Warner Brothers Records
album ‘Wild Planet’ 1980)
Avengers-We Are The One (Dangerhouse Records7’’ 1977)
Manufactured Romance-The Time Of My Life (Fresh Records 7’’
1980)
Noh Mercy-Caucasian Guilt (From the Fast Product Records
compilation EP ‘Earcom 3’ 1979)
Martha And The Muffins-Echo Beach (Dindisc Records 7’’ 1980)
Rubella Ballet-A Taste Of Honey (From the Xntrix cassette EP
‘Ballet Bag’ 1982)
Fatal Microbes-Beautiful Pictures (From the Small Wonder Records
EP ‘Violence Grows’ 1979)
The Gymslips-Drink Problem (From the Abstract Sounds Records
album ‘Rockin’ With The Renees’ 1983)
Kleenex-Ain’t You (Rough Trade Records 7’’ 1978)
The Bodysnatchers-Lets Do Rocksteady (Two Tone Records 7’’
1980)
The Selecter-Missing Words (Two Tone Records 7’’ 1980)
Even Worse-Emptying The Madhouse (From the ROIR Records
compilation cassette ‘New York Thrash’ 1982)
Legal Weapon-Daddys Gone Mad (From the Arsenal Records album
‘Death Of Innocence’ 1982)
Pauline Murray And The Invisible Girls-Dream Sequences
(Illusive Records 7’’ 1980)
The Runaways-Cherry Bomb (Mercury Records 7’’ 1976)
Girlschool-Bomber (From the Bronze Records EP ‘St Valentines
Day Massacre’ 1981)
Gentleman Jimmy Tees surprise after show additional vinyl
meltdown track (and a cool pic he took of the record on the deck in the studio…)
Crass-Walls (From the Crass Records album ‘Stations Of The
Crass’ 1979)
Download the show as an MP3 here.
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Great show
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