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October
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Above, the slogan from the 1979 March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights, and Sgt Leonard Matlovich, two of the inspirations for the anthem "We Are Everywhere," written by LeRoy Dysart. Please visit my "March 1979" page for more March photos, and Click for more info on Leonard Matlovich |
[above, pass mouse over LP to see back cover] above, 1991 album project with Marsha Stevens Below, LeRoy's song "A New Gay Dawning" was the theme song for the 1982 Christopher Street West (L.A.) Parade & Festival. It was released on a 45, along with the following year's theme, "Sharing the Magic." Click to hear "A New Gay Dawning" |
Playlist
(airdate: 10/27/03) Joe
Bracco - friend in my pocket (1992) David
Brown Interview (2003) Above and left: the song "You Did It Out Of Love" was written by LeRoy Dysart and Harry Wingfield as a salute to the organization PFLAG. Below, thanks to LeRoy for loaning me Harry Wingfield's tape so that I could share with you "I Do, I Do, I Do" Click for more on Harry Wingfield, including a print interview from 1984 Left, LeRoy in 2003...sure doesn't look like that corn-fed boy from Fulton, Missouri, anymore... |
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Above & below, these three photos courtesy of Joe's mother, Mildred Bracco. She says the one above was his favorite, taken in a park on West 48th Street, in NYC
Click
for more info on Joe Bracco: And, I could only fit
about 7 minutes of my interview with Paul Phillips into this show.
There was a lot more that was interesting and honored Joe's memory.
(17.5 min) |
Below, I am pleased to have in my collection one of the hand-labeled, home tapes Joe made in 1987
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Above, candid shot of David when I interviewed him in May of 2003; below, shot with me
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David
Brown
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Above, "Splendid Wings," (1996) and "Storm In A Teacup," (1999) Above, demo tape of "Embraced by the Mob (The Holy Mob)" handed out to guests at the 2000 GLAMA awards. It's lyrics were quite a bit "edgier" than the version released on his 1999 CD. Left, pic from his website, www.davidbrownmusic.com |
And, his new 2006 release... |
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