Typical Girls: Women in Punk/Post-Punk/Underground Music (Circa 1975-1980s)

["Mairead Case" <mairead.case AT gmail.com>]

Hey, thanks!

I was really appreciative of BUST for wanting to run the article in
the first place, but --& as Lani says-- some of their feminism is
pretty different than my own. Karen was much tougher and sweeter than
the final article shows.

Relatedly, have you guys seen the Light in the Attic back catalogue?
Besides the Karen Dalton re-release, they're planning a Betty Mabry
Davis reissue, which is also rad, also Typical.

http://www.lightintheattic.net/releases.php.

!! M.

On 12/6/06, Lani Smith <LSmith AT minlib.net> wrote:
> Congrats to Mairead on a great, interesting artile on Karen Dalton in this
> months Bust magazine! (Booooo to their "lovely librarian" fashion spread
> though!)
> - Lani
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: "Mairead Case" <mairead.case AT gmail.com>
> To: "Typical Girls: Women in Punk/Post-Punk/Underground Music (Circa
> 1975-1980s)" <typicalgirls AT lists.ibiblio.org>
> Date: Wed, 6 Dec 2006 12:43:56 -0600
> Subject: Re: [TypicalGirls] Marine Girls
>
> > > If I recall correctly, the Marine Girls version is also sampled to
> > good
> > > effect on the track on the Internal/External album that features
> > Kathleen
> > > Hanna. (Title escapes me...)
> >
> > "Stepping Up to the Mic" !
> >
> > dorkily yrs --
> > M.
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having it bruised or misunderstood.
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