Laurie Freelove
website

"Fifty Words for Snow"
     (Lauries Oranges, 1989)
"Particles Of The World"
     (Three Song Demo)
"Smells Like Truth"
     (Chrysalis 21849, 1991)
"Sixty Stanley Road"
     (independant release, 1995)
"The Invisible Invisible"
     (Lauries Oranges, 1996)
"Songs from the Nineline"
     (Lauries Oranges, 1996)
"Seven Songs Personal Recordings"
     (Nineline Productions, 2003)

plus, had songs appearing on the CDs: "Manuel's Womens Festival Compilation I & II" (1997 & 1998)

"Guitarrorists," various artists
(No. 6 Records, 1991)
song: "I Really Can't Say" by Kathy Korniloff

"Early Stages" - Therapy Sisters
(Clinical Records 9806, 1998) plays electric guitar
song: "Middle Class White Girl"

Meg Hentges

"Tattoo Urge"
(Tim Kerr Records, 5-song cassette 92, 1992)
Backing Band: Gretchen Phillips, Darcee Douglas, Joel Duhon, Pam Barger, Doug Corzine, Judith Ferguson, Ruth Werst-Partridge

on "It's Finally Christmas"
(Tim Kerr Records, 1994, various artists)
song: "Christmas Time Is Here"

"Afterlaugh"
(Tim Kerr Records, 1995)
Backing Band: Lisa Wickware, Darcee Douglass, Joel Duhon, Judith Ferguson
Mixed by Meg Hentges & Gretchen Phillips

"This Kind of Love"/"Bob on the Waves"
(Robbins Entertainment, 7" 45rpm, 1998)

"Brompton's Cocktail"
(Robbins Entertainment, 1999)
Backing Band: Adam Schlesinger, Jude

Billy Tipton Memorial Saxophone Quartet
"Make It Funky God"
(Horn Hut Records, 6-song EP, 1994)
Band: Amy Denio (alto), Jessica Lurie (alto, tenor), Margorie de Muynck (soprano, tenor), Barbara Marino (baritone), Pam Barger (drums)

Billy Tipton Memorial Saxophone Quartet - "Box"
(New World Records, 1996)

Note: they also had a 1992 release, "Saxhouse," but Pam was not listed on that CD

Amy Denio -  "Greatest Hits"
(Uncle Circle Rekkids, 1999)

Craig Ross -  "Dead Spy Report"
(MCA, 1996)

I've also read, but have not been able to verify, that she was a member of Pretty Mary Sunshine (A&M), and has recorded with Nona Hendryx and Michael Blaire

Kay Turner
website about her

While I could not find any solo guest appearances by her on recordings, I did find that she has become a prolific author/editor:

"I Dream of Madonna: Women's Dreams of the Goddess of Pop" (1993)

"Dear Sappho: A Legacy of Lesbian Love Letters" (1996)

"Beautiful Necessity: The Art and Meaning of Women's Altars" (1999)

"Baby Precious Always Shines: Selected Love Notes Between Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas" (2000)

Darcee Douglas

In addition to being in Lord Douglas Phillips, she was a founding member of "Swine King", an amazing band fronted by Randy "Biscuit" Turner, who died suddenly on August 16, 2005.

Swine King:
"Gargantuan Fantasy Mall" (Eco-Disaster, 1999)
"Outpunk Dance Party" (various artists, 1995, song: "All Broke Down")

and she was a sometimes member of Raunchy Reckless & the Amazons, an Austin band, who released a demo CD called "Out for Ambrosia" in 2000, and it was later issued as a 6-song CD called "I Texas Rock & Roll," with such fun titles as "Dyke Hag," "Manchest," and "WWXD," where the X of course stands for Xena. More, at this site. http://www.io.com/~raunchy/main.htm

Note: My internet research did not reveal for Betsy Peterson or Joanna Labow any solo CDs or guest appearances on other recordings.

This was the line-up for their 1992 release "Origin of the World" (see discography page) and as a group their song "Does God Have Us By the Twat or What?" appeared on the various artists tribute album "Across the Great Divide: Songs of Jo Carol Pierce" (Deja Disc 3203, 1992)

Darby Smotherman

I could not find any solo guest spots by Darby but I did find that she has "joined the circus"...see website article about her

Lisa Wickware
Handful site
webpage about Handful
webpage about Swamp Girls

on "Afterlaugh" - Meg Hentges
(Tim Kerr Records, 1995)

Lisa has been in a number of bands, most of which I do not think have had releases, including recently, the Swamp Girls. Her album with the group Handful was released in 1999,and contained the song "2 Nice Girls," in partial tribute, I've read.

above left, Handful, and to the right a 1998 poster for them...note
that they were appearing with Lord-Douglas-Walston-Phillips

Jean DuSablon

Lynzi Wildheart & the Amazon Range Riders
(self-titled album, 1996)

Lynzi Wildheart & the Amazon Range Riders
"Edge of the West"
(4-song CD EP, 2000)
Band: Lynzi Wildheart, Cadence Kay, Jean DuSablon, Sue Ecklin

on "Some Folks" - Rebecca Riots
(RR 298, 1998)

on "Live at the Freight & Salvage" - Rebecca Riots
(RR-GO4IT, 1998)

While not an official member of Rebecca Riots (who were Andrea Prichett, Eve Decker & Lisa Zeiler), Jean played bass on both the above recordings. She was not on their 2000 CD "Gardener," and I do not know if she was on their other two releases: "Rebecca Riots" (1995) and "Just As Sure" (2004)

on "Over the Underpass" - Helen Chaya
(Folk Diva Records, 2000)

on "Groovy Judy" - Groovy Judy
(Hey Judy Productions, 2000)

I've also read she has worked with J Byrd Hosch and her band

"MJ Torrance"
1990
 
"I Feel Fine"
1991
 
with Girls In The Nose, on V.A. "Where's My Pony," Austin Christmas Compilation, 1991, song: "More Madonna Less Jesus"
 
"Gridlock"
documentary soundtrack
film by Beth Wistorich, 1992
 
"Take Me 'Round" - 1992

"Bozeman Acoustic Project"
as MJ Torrance & Second Nature
1997, Montana various artists comp

"Sparks from a Live Wire"
2001

"Beside Ourselves"
as by Doppel Gang - 2002

" Here to Here"  - 2004

Joan of Arkansas
"Explosion in Texas: Vol. 1, Austin Underground"
(Sector2, 1992, various artists cassette)
song: "My Biggest Mistake"
(I do not know if this band released any CDs)

with Meat Purveyors:

"Sweet In The Pants"
(Bloodshot Records, 1998)

"More Songs About Buildings and Cows"
(Bloodshot Records, 1999)

"All Relationships Are Doomed To Fail"
(Bloodshot Records, 2002)

"Pain by Numbers"
(Bloodshot Records, 2004)

on VA "Making Singles, Drinking Doubles"
(Bloodshot Records, 2002)
song: "The Madonna Trilogy"

Google says he's played with Craig Ross, but I do not know if that means he recorded with him, or if he happens to be on the same album, "Dead Spy Report," as Pam Barger (above).

Note: Walston and Loomis are straight

"Sincola"
(Rise Records, 1994, EP)

"What the Nothinghead Said"
(Caroline Records, 1995)

"Crash Landing in Teen Heaven"
(Caroline Records, 1996)

they also released several 45s and CD EPs

and, see "Where's My Pony," above

in Meow - "Goalie For The Other Team)
(Out CD 120, 1995)

in the original cast of "Rent"
(Dreamworks 50003, 1996)

David Driver Quartet
"Night Time"
(Comma Records 619-3, 2000)

on "Fire at Keaton's Bar & Grill"
by Roy Nathanson
(Six Degress CD 4RDR2, 2000,
with Debbie Harry, Elvis Costello, Darius De Haas)

And....I found these informative paragraphs about David on the net:

Driver has also performed in and created music for theater projects. He was in the original Broadway company of "Rent," as well as the La Jolla Playhouse / Streisand Festival production of Frank London’s "Bei Nacht" and Theatreworks USA's production of "Romeo and Juliet." He recently appeared in the new rock opera "People Are Wrong!" at Off Broadway’s Vineyard Theater.

His work has been heard on NPR's "All Things Considered" as well as Vin Scelsa's "Idiot's Delight" on WNEW-FM and "CityFolk" on WFUV-FM in New York. He can often be heard on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart singing "Pride Of America," the show's closing theme.

Driver is currently appearing alongside Deborah Harry, Elvis Costello, ex-Psychedelic Fur Richard Butler, jazz veteran Nancy King, and other luminaries on “Fire at Keaton’s Bar and Grill,” (Six Degrees Records) chief Jazz Passenger Roy Nathanson’s music theater piece/concept album. The live performance played to sell-out crowds at its debut at The Arts at St. Ann's in Brooklyn, and continues to tour Europe and America.

Rebekah Florence -
"Mexican Prozak"
"Under Stress Records, 1998)

please let me know if there are other recordings of "I Spent My Last $10 on Birth Control & Beer"