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A salute to the 40th Anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, with songs lyrically about Stonewall, and comments from some of the artists on what inspired them to create these songs.
Producer: JD Doyle
Since January 2000 QMH has been dedicated to sharing and preserving music of the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered community
Songs About Stonewall Playlist â 58:00 Suzanne Cimone â Freedom Day (1995) Madeline Davis comments (2004) Madeline Davis â Stonewall Nation (1971) Jimmy Worm comments (2006) Worm â Stonewall (1995) Melinda â Remember Stonewall (1994) NYC Gay Menâs Chorus Chamber Choir â Before Stonewall (1994) Jan Tilley â Bricks and Bottles (1994) Jessica Xavier comments (2005) Jessica Xavier â Stonewall (1999) Fairy Tales â Stonewall Serenade (1995) Sandy Rapp â Everyone Was At Stonewall (1995) John Callahan of Age of Consent comments (2007) Age of Consent â History Rap (1982) Peter Hicks comments (2002) Peter Hicks â Stonewall â69 (1993) Jallen Rix â I Saw Jesus Down at Stonewall (1995) Jon Gilbert Leavitt comments (2001) Jon Gilbert Leavitt â Pride 2009 (2009)
For every QMH show I have uploaded several pages to my website, http://www.queermusicheritage.com. The information includes the playlist, script, and photos of the artists and recordings, as I have always considered our music history as a visual as well as an audio experience. In addition the website also includes in depth information on such areas as gay musicals, Songs about Gay Marriage, Songs about AIDS, a Drag Music Discography, an Olivia Records Discography, Womenâs Music Magazines, a number of features on Transgendered artist and countless interviews over the years with the pioneers, then and now, of our music culture. Itâs a huge site, with over 1100 pages, and growing.
The show airs monthly on KPFT-FM in Houston as a part of the program Queer Voices, but almost every month has additional hours featured on the website. If you air this edition I would appreciate a quick email, at qmheritage@aol.com, so that I can get a feel on where my many hours of hard, labor of love work are reaching.