#prisonsong — Public Fediverse posts
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The Chicago and New Haven Women's Liberation Rock Bands were active from 1969 through 1973. According to the wiki they "sought to challenge the genre of rock music by installing women's voices and feminist-type lyrics into the musical canon." Bassist Susan Abod said "We loved to dance [but] we were dancing to songs that were degrading to us."
Keyboard player Naomi Weisstein said this about the band's live shows: "Every time [we] played, the band summoned up the ecstasy of a utopian vision of a world without hierarchy and domination. Audience and performer, gay and straight, two-year-olds and eighty-two-year-olds, black teenage girls and Latino transvestites: for a moment in history as brief as a shiver, we were, all of us, transformed and astonished."
And their music is excellent! In 2005 Rounder Records released a compilation called Papa Don't Lay That Shit On Me, which there is a YouTube playlist for:
https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kT64-A8qN9zX8Rp27G_GoVxgfj6Qd09xY
And also here's Prison Song by the Chicago branch, which is not on the compilation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsPdGn2Wr78
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_and_New_Haven_Women%27s_Liberation_Rock_Bands
https://www.allmusic.com/album/release/papa-dont-lay-that-shit-on-me-mr0005168093
#ChicagoWomensLiberationRockBand #NewHavenWomensLiberationRockBand #Feminism #NaomiWeisstein #PrisonSong #MusicWomenWednesday #Anarchism #Anarchy #RounderRecords
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The Chicago and New Haven Women's Liberation Rock Bands were active from 1969 through 1973. According to the wiki they "sought to challenge the genre of rock music by installing women's voices and feminist-type lyrics into the musical canon." Bassist Susan Abod said "We loved to dance [but] we were dancing to songs that were degrading to us."
Keyboard player Naomi Weisstein said this about the band's live shows: "Every time [we] played, the band summoned up the ecstasy of a utopian vision of a world without hierarchy and domination. Audience and performer, gay and straight, two-year-olds and eighty-two-year-olds, black teenage girls and Latino transvestites: for a moment in history as brief as a shiver, we were, all of us, transformed and astonished."
And their music is excellent! In 2005 Rounder Records released a compilation called Papa Don't Lay That Shit On Me, which there is a YouTube playlist for:
https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kT64-A8qN9zX8Rp27G_GoVxgfj6Qd09xY
And also here's Prison Song by the Chicago branch, which is not on the compilation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsPdGn2Wr78
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_and_New_Haven_Women%27s_Liberation_Rock_Bands
https://www.allmusic.com/album/release/papa-dont-lay-that-shit-on-me-mr0005168093
#ChicagoWomensLiberationRockBand #NewHavenWomensLiberationRockBand #Feminism #NaomiWeisstein #PrisonSong #MusicWomenWednesday #Anarchism #Anarchy #RounderRecords
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The Chicago and New Haven Women's Liberation Rock Bands were active from 1969 through 1973. According to the wiki they "sought to challenge the genre of rock music by installing women's voices and feminist-type lyrics into the musical canon." Bassist Susan Abod said "We loved to dance [but] we were dancing to songs that were degrading to us."
Keyboard player Naomi Weisstein said this about the band's live shows: "Every time [we] played, the band summoned up the ecstasy of a utopian vision of a world without hierarchy and domination. Audience and performer, gay and straight, two-year-olds and eighty-two-year-olds, black teenage girls and Latino transvestites: for a moment in history as brief as a shiver, we were, all of us, transformed and astonished."
And their music is excellent! In 2005 Rounder Records released a compilation called Papa Don't Lay That Shit On Me, which there is a YouTube playlist for:
https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kT64-A8qN9zX8Rp27G_GoVxgfj6Qd09xY
And also here's Prison Song by the Chicago branch, which is not on the compilation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsPdGn2Wr78
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_and_New_Haven_Women%27s_Liberation_Rock_Bands
https://www.allmusic.com/album/release/papa-dont-lay-that-shit-on-me-mr0005168093
#ChicagoWomensLiberationRockBand #NewHavenWomensLiberationRockBand #Feminism #NaomiWeisstein #PrisonSong #MusicWomenWednesday #Anarchism #Anarchy #RounderRecords
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The Chicago and New Haven Women's Liberation Rock Bands were active from 1969 through 1973. According to the wiki they "sought to challenge the genre of rock music by installing women's voices and feminist-type lyrics into the musical canon." Bassist Susan Abod said "We loved to dance [but] we were dancing to songs that were degrading to us."
Keyboard player Naomi Weisstein said this about the band's live shows: "Every time [we] played, the band summoned up the ecstasy of a utopian vision of a world without hierarchy and domination. Audience and performer, gay and straight, two-year-olds and eighty-two-year-olds, black teenage girls and Latino transvestites: for a moment in history as brief as a shiver, we were, all of us, transformed and astonished."
And their music is excellent! In 2005 Rounder Records released a compilation called Papa Don't Lay That Shit On Me, which there is a YouTube playlist for:
https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kT64-A8qN9zX8Rp27G_GoVxgfj6Qd09xY
And also here's Prison Song by the Chicago branch, which is not on the compilation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsPdGn2Wr78
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_and_New_Haven_Women%27s_Liberation_Rock_Bands
https://www.allmusic.com/album/release/papa-dont-lay-that-shit-on-me-mr0005168093
#ChicagoWomensLiberationRockBand #NewHavenWomensLiberationRockBand #Feminism #NaomiWeisstein #PrisonSong #MusicWomenWednesday #Anarchism #Anarchy #RounderRecords
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The Chicago and New Haven Women's Liberation Rock Bands were active from 1969 through 1973. According to the wiki they "sought to challenge the genre of rock music by installing women's voices and feminist-type lyrics into the musical canon." Bassist Susan Abod said "We loved to dance [but] we were dancing to songs that were degrading to us."
Keyboard player Naomi Weisstein said this about the band's live shows: "Every time [we] played, the band summoned up the ecstasy of a utopian vision of a world without hierarchy and domination. Audience and performer, gay and straight, two-year-olds and eighty-two-year-olds, black teenage girls and Latino transvestites: for a moment in history as brief as a shiver, we were, all of us, transformed and astonished."
And their music is excellent! In 2005 Rounder Records released a compilation called Papa Don't Lay That Shit On Me, which there is a YouTube playlist for:
https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kT64-A8qN9zX8Rp27G_GoVxgfj6Qd09xY
And also here's Prison Song by the Chicago branch, which is not on the compilation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hsPdGn2Wr78
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago_and_New_Haven_Women%27s_Liberation_Rock_Bands
https://www.allmusic.com/album/release/papa-dont-lay-that-shit-on-me-mr0005168093
#ChicagoWomensLiberationRockBand #NewHavenWomensLiberationRockBand #Feminism #NaomiWeisstein #PrisonSong #MusicWomenWednesday #Anarchism #Anarchy #RounderRecords
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Ver la letra de la canción “Prison Song” de System of a Down
#SystemOfADown #PrisonSong
https://daletra.net/system-of-a-down/letras/prison-song.html -
#music @ noon is this #PrisonSong by #CarltonWilliams.
listening whilst trying to connect my printer to my #linux laptop so i can distribute rebellious calls to action in my area -
#music @ noon is this #PrisonSong by #CarltonWilliams.
listening whilst trying to connect my printer to my #linux laptop so i can distribute rebellious calls to action in my area -
All research and successful drug policy show that treatment should be increased (oh)
And law enforcement decreased while abolishing mandatory minimum sentences (oh) -
I Be So Glad... When The Sun Goes Down
Recorded: September 19, 1959 to September 20, 1959
Contributor(s): Mason, Henry; Roberts, Willie P.; Edmonds, John; Matthews, Willie; Lewis, Robert; Crosby, Oscar; Brown, Wesley Lee; Lewis, Ed;
Recordist: #AlanLomax
Genre: #prisonsong #worksong
Culture: African American, Southern U.S.
Instruments: hoe(s), voice
Setting: Camp B, Parchman Farm (Mississippi State Penitentiary)
