Above & right, Teresa Trull, one of the early influences of the women's music movement with several of her own albums, and also producing over 30 for others

above, 1999 pic of Teresa

Above, Deidre on the cover of Hot Wire Magazine, the premier source for information about women's music while it was in publication, from 1984-1994.
Below, Deidre's Olivia albums

Olivia 939  Don't Doubt It (1985)
Olivia 953  With a Little Luck (1987)
Olivia 965  Everyday Heroes & Heroines (1992)

[pass mouse over albums to see backs]

and the
new one,

"Playing
for
Keeps"
(2003)

above, Catie's very, very rare 1989
cassette, "Dandelion."

Artist Links:

Catie Curtis
Deidre McCalla
Teresa Trull & Barbara Higbie

above, pic I took on Oct 25, 2003, when Catie performed at the Houston Women's Festival;
see their link, HWF

Catie Curtis GLAMA nods:

1996:
Female Artist - "Truth From Lies" (nominated)
Out Song - Radical (from "Truth From Lies) (won)
Out Recording - Radical (from "Truth From Lies) (won)
1997:
Album of the Year - "Catie Curtis" (won)
1999:
Album of the Year - "A Crash Course in Roses" (nominated)
Female Artist - "A Crash Course in Roses" (nominated)
Out Song - "What's the Matter" (from "Crash Course") (won)

For you data buffs, only Michael Callen was nominated for more GLAMAs, 9, of which he won 4, posthumously. Sonia (and Disappear Fear) were also nominated for 7 and won 3. The Indigo Girls were nominated for 7 and won one. Me'Shell Ndegeocello was nominated for 5 and won 4. See my Awards page for more info.