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This
is my 15th Transgender Music Special, and this time
I've got an interview with Eli Conley, and lots of additional music
in Parts 2 & 3. Those segments will feature 34 songs by 22 more
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Paul
Wagner was one of the early pioneers of our music history, being among
the first to release an LP including lyrically gay material, in 1973....now,
41 years later, I have an interview with him telling us all about it,
and also the NYC Gay Activist Alliance scene at The Firehouse. |
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Accidentally
gay songs of the 1920s/1930s. I call these cross-vocals, as they were,
for example,
meant to be sung by a woman but were sung by a man, keeping the pronouns
intact. They
were gay only in hindsight, and today are lots of fun. |
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It's
been a couple years since I dove into Gay Musicals, and this time I
cover a big range, from 1959 to brand new, including some quite rare
and obscure. |
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This
month I have a special show I call Gay-o de Mayo, on which I'm playing
three hours
of songs by LGBT artists sung in Spanish. No, I don't speak Spanish
but hey, I'm bringing you
the music anyway. So, enjoy while I gamely butcher the pronunciation
of the artist names and titles. |
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Ah,
it's June, and here's a theme I've never done, a salute (two hours)
to Houston LGBT Artists, some new, some vintage, and I found so much
material, this will be condinued in July.
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I wanted to cover
so much in the June show, that it spilled over into July, so...here's
my salute to Houston LGBT Artists, Part 2.
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Teen
View: Music of LGBT Youth...that's my special theme for August, with
the goal of giving voice
to our young people, and share how they expressed their struggles, frustrations,
loves and longings in song. |
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This
show is a salute to the Trash Disco music of the late 70s and early
80s that was by artists who were openly gay....and that wasn't many.
So I'm bringing you (in my opinion) the very best. |
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My
tribute to the late, great Sid Spencer, who in my opinion was perhaps
our most talented country artist. The show includes two hours of previously
unreleased live performance music, culled by his family over eight years. |
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I
have not done a Blues show since 2007 (not counting the Gladys Bentley
special, Feb 2013) and this show justifies its name "Obscure Queer
Blues," as it goes way deep. It focuses mostly on the 20s/30s but
I slip in a handful of others to give some later queer examples. |
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Of
course it's my Queer Xmas
Special this year...
the xmas music you Won't be sick of by now.
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