The Local Show - Women's History Month Edition
March 10, 2013
On this weekend's episode of The Local Show, we're celebrating Women's History Month. And you know what that means: David Campbell's been kicked out of the studio again, and Andrea Swensson is taking over the microphone!
There are a ton of goodies in store. In the first hour, Andrea will give an oral history of female-fronted rock n' roll bands in the Twin Cities in the '80s and '90s, featuring interviews with Tetes Noires, The Clams and Kat Bjelland of Babes In Toyland.
In the second hour, Dana Raidt and Travis Ramin will announce the line-up for the next installment of the Girls Got Rhythm Festival at the Amsterdam Bar and Hall May 10 and 11.
And The Anonymous Choir, led by Dark Dark Dark's Nona Marie, will drop in for a gorgeous in-studio performance. Lastly, we've asked some of our favorite local female musicians to let us know who has inspired them the most in their careers, and we'll hear from several of them during the show.
Segments
Breathe You Out
The Blue Up?
Spool Forka Dish
Lucky Girl
Tetes Noires
Lucky Girl (Single)
Pour More Water On Her, George
Tetes Noires
Clay Foot Gods
Edge Of A Broken Heart
Vixen
Vixen
Let Me Drive
The Clams
Spit To See The Shine: Twin Cities Women Who Rocked, 1987-1998
Problem Child (AC/DC live cover)
The Clams
Emotional Suicide
Smut
Blood, Smut and Tears
God Cries
Zuzu's Petals
When No One's Looking
Laredo
Babes In Toyland
Painkillers EP
The Next
Katastrophy Wife
The Next (Single)
Gone Away
Katastrophy Wife
Amusia
Fire
Is/Is
III
The Cut
Gateway District
Old Wild Hearts
Permission
Aby Wolf
Wolf Lords
If Only You Knew
Ill Chemistry
Ill Chemistry
Ruler Of My Heart (Irma Thomas cover) (89.3 In-Studio Performance)
Anonymous Choir
I've Been Trying (Curtis Mayfield cover) (89.3 In-Studio Performance)
Anonymous Choir
Give You What I Got (Wendy Rene cover) (89.3 In-Studio Performance)
Anonymous Choir
Let's Pretend We Never Have Met
Molly Maher and Her Disbelievers
Balms Of Gilead
Black and Charred
Zoo Animal
Departure EP
Where Or When
Debbie Duncan
Live At The Dakota
Atlantic Blue
Gospel Gossip
Gospel Gossip
