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Fan Favorites: Songs by Women Vol. III (Ep. 24) (Patreon)

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2024-03-27 01:15:24
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For the third straight March, we commemorate Women's History Month by celebrating the great music by female musicians. This countdown features some of the truly standout musicians from the last half century. I loved coming back to some that I know well and learning some "new to me" classics. I hope you enjoy!

Birthday - The SugarcubesThis Flight Tonight - Joni MitchellThere Goes a Tenner - Kate BushYou're No Good & Heatwave - Linda RondstadtFotheringay - Fairport ConventionEdge of Seventeen - Stevie NicksAlone (Live with Orchestra) - HeartGold Dust Woman - Fleetwood MacRondo alla Mambo - Sarah Willis (Meg's Choice)Total Eclipse of the Heart - Bonnie Tyler

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Fan Favorites: Songs by Women Vol. III (Ep. 24)

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Jason Stockwell

The Dreaming is Kate producing her own stuff! very experimental!

Sid Levy

Great to see a good representation of female musicians for celebrating Women's History Month. Fun Video!!

Tom (the soggy one)

Hate to tell you- it's Linda 'Ronstadt', not 'Rondstadt'.

BRIAN MILLER

Watched it, and loved your reaction to "Fotheringay" ... I hope more Fairport Convention / Sandy Denny makes it into your future videos

Cheri

The sugar cubes are not for me

Cheri

You would like Nazareth they're good

Chris Moorcroft

Much as I love "Total Eclipse of the Heart", to hear what Jim Steinman can do with female voices you need to listen to the album Original Sin, a Steinman project credited to Pandora's Box. It features four singers including Ellen Foley (who sang on the first Bat Out of Hell) and includes the song "It's All Coming Back To Me Now" later covered by Celine Dion.

Arrow2theACL

Absolute chills every time with Ann Wilson on this performance.

Ross Pollack

Fantastic EPL with some really unique stuff. Ann Wilson is always terrific. Fotheringay was my favorite - beautiful vocal, great lyric, and great chord progression. And I discovered that Joni Mitchell plays an open tuning on This Flight Tonight, which allowed her to make those sliding chords.

George Davis-Stewart

Loved Meg's choice. Must see if I can find the matching documentary again.

me_you

FYI, Waddy Wachtel, who was playing guitar on the Linda Ronstadt track, is also the lead guitarist for Stevie Nicks. He originated and still plays the guitar line on Edge of Seventeen, and is on the video you reacted to.

Adie

Always absolutely loved Fotheringay. Sandy Denny was a beautiful lost soul who left a timeless legacy with her amazing voice. 'Who knows where the time goes' definitely deserves a play on TDD.

Robert Thornton

Sugarcubes Birthday is a great song... odd choice to premiere Bjork with though. <3

Martin Broten

"The Dreaming" by Kate Bush is a pretty amazing album. It has to be one of the most experimental/uncommercial albums ever released by a major artist. She reigned it in quite a bit for the "Hounds of Love" follow up (my personal favorite). Cudos to Kate for taking chances. Again, it's quite an album...