From
January 2000 until March 2015 "Queer Music Heritage" was
both a radio show and a website, and the goal of both was to preserve
and share the music |
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A
note about the search engine: it is set to simultaneously search all three
of my major sites; this one, along with Houston
LGBT History and Texas Obituary Project, and also The Banner Project site. |
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New
Pages on QMH: While no new shows are being added, I often add new graphics to a section, or new information to sections (like Gay Musicals) and even less often add an entirely new page, like these...(newest listed first) |
Quick
Links.....to newly discovered Queer
Music Content not on this site.....but I did not want to forget.... Jack Hammer's "When a Boy Loves a Girl," 1966 UK LP track (added 4/21/24) |
Special
Sections of This Site
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The Drag & Female Impersonation sections of my site really could have been spun off into their own website...as they comprise so very many pages of the site, and have been a major draw for people finding and visiting my site over the years. I never did that as on my radio shows I played scores of those artists, and wanted additional info I have on them to be handy. They represent probably the largest collection of this information on the internet. As the graphic says,
major sections include: |
Please
see these other special sections of my site
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Quick
Links! There are a WHOLE bunch of special interest areas of our music history I want to point you to: |
Queer
Blues I Queer
Blues II Bayard
Rustin Jose
Sarria |
The Real Story of "Big Bad Bruce" Mark Weigle Tribute Hey, Liberace "Masculine Women, Feminine Men" |
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Audiofile was a monthly music review segment carried by the radio newsmagazine This Way Out, on over 250 stations worldwide. It lasted 14 years, from 1997 through 2010. All segments are archived. | |||
I
tried to make my last show, for March 2015, a special one, and it's
a four-hour romp with Camp Music. |
Donate (please) |
The
JD Doyle
Archives has been approved by the IRS for 501c3 non-profit status,
so all donations are tax deductible. If you enjoy my site, please consider a small donation. All my sites have a huge amount of sound files and graphics, and well, they are expensive sites, requiring a large dedicated server.. If you're moved to help share and preserve our culture's history I'd be very appreciative! - JD Doyle |
Very Miscellaneous
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Above
left, I've acquired a scrapbook from 1949, from Edinburgh, Scotland, |
Have you thought of
downloading my shows, perhaps for your iPod? It's tricky if like me
you use Firefox, so I temporarily open up Internet Explorer and paste
in the show's URL. Then Right Click on the Download button...that's
always the lower half of |
Feedback
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Perhaps the coolest compliment I've gotten, from Gretchen's Press Page: And,
this listener paid Such a compliment to what I do, and what the artists
do,
and, above left, presented to me by Tret Fure, Thanks! |
Two books about queer
music came out in 2017, which you may want to check out. And in 2019 a Wonderful book came out about Women's Music... An Army of Lovers:
Women's Music of the '70s and '80s - Jamie Anderson (Link) A good friend of mine,
Matthew J Jones, has written an essay on the books, and the And I could not resist
a chance to show that piece of 1934 sheet music, Harry
Roy & His Orchestra - We Love a Gay Song For many
years I had a sort of preview page for this site...when you went to
the URL
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