Playlist:
(airdate 1/22/01)
Gwen Avery - sugar mama
("Sugar Mama," 2000)
Amy Simpson - circumstances strange/ the end
(from "Circumstances Strange," 1999)
John Hurley - wailin' & moanin'
(from "Children's Dreams," 1973)
Cam Clarke - son of a preacher man
(from "Inside Out," 1999)
Cam Clarke - we are one
(from "Lion King II: Simba's Pride," '95)
Cam Clarke - palamino road ("Inside Out")
Gay
Musicals Set:
from "Lovers" - celebrate (1974)
from "Joseph McCarthy Is Alive and
Living In Dade County"-
who have you loved today
(1977, sung by Gerrard Wagner)
from "Get Used To It" - my leviticus
(1993, sung by Brad Whitaker)
from "The First Nudie Musical"
lesbian, butch, dyke
(1978 movie, sung by Debbie Shapiro)
Jim Caruso - boy from fire island
("Caruso, Live & In Person, 2000)
Spotlight
Feature: Hollywood Queers
Rock Hudson - open the window and see
the clowns (from the LP "Rock Gently,"
1970)
Tab Hunter - ninety-nine ways (45rpm, 1957)
Sal Mineo - secret doorway ("Sal," 1958)
Anthony Perkins - never will i marry
("Greenwillow," 1960)
Martin Swinger - you baby two
("BearNaked," 2000)
Holly Near - love don't need a reason
("Edge," 2000)

Right,
"Lovers" LP, &
Below it, cast members
Joe (Zecca) Esquibel &
David Hernandez.
To their left, another
of Zecca

Below, David
Fernandez, who later,
in 1980, recorded as a member of the
Skatt Brothers, the butch dance hits
"Walk the Night" and "Life at the Outpost"



Of course this
contains
"Teddy Bears Picnic"
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Gwen Avery; right,
Amy Simpson's 1999 CD
"Circumstances Strange"

Artist
Links :
Gwen Avery
Amy Simpson
Cam Clarke
Jim Caruso
Martin Swinger
Holly Near

Many
of recordings heard
on QMH can be purchased
at Goldenrod Music. Please
click on the photo to visit
their site.

"Lovers: The Musical
That
Proves It's No Longer Sad
To Be Gay"



"Love Don't Need
A
Reason" features an
intro by Michael Callen

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Above, Amy Simpson

Above,
gay artist John
Hurley's LP "Children's
Dreams," from 1973. He
Co-wrote Dusty's "Son
Of a Preacher Man"

Cam Clarke's wonderful
1999 CD "Inside Out"

Above, Cam Clarke, and
below, I got to meet Cam
in L.A. in August of 2002



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