Documents Tagged ‘Debbie Lempke’
Berkeley Women’s Music Collective
Archive Entry Date: 07/79
Debbie and Suzanne discuss the band's musicianship and songwriting process.
Tryin’ To Survive
Archive Entry Date: 07/79
The Collective's music unifies women and fuels their struggle for liberation.
Olivia Records Advertisement for BWMC
Archive Entry Date: 04/78
The women in the BWMC describe their relationship with Olivia Records
Have You Seen These Women?
Archive Entry Date: c. 1976
A flier for the BWMC suggests how they upended gender roles
Berkeley Women’s Music Collective
Archive Entry Date: 08/75
The band on its relationship with the women's movement -- in its mid-70s moment and in retrospect
Gay and Proud
Archive Entry Date: 1975/1976
The song that profoundly affected the BWMC's audience — the uplifting but hard-edged "Gay and Proud"
Fury
Archive Entry Date: 1975
A song about women's built-up rage, and how it led to a tense border stop
Sound Not Unsound Concert Review
Archive Entry Date: 05/1975
A concert critique reveals the challenges of the DIY nature of the women's music movement.
Tryin’ To Survive (the BWMC’s second album)
Archive Entry Date: 1978
The Collective's broadened their musical palette on their second album
How the Berkeley Women’s Music Collective Came Together
Archive Entry Date: c. 1974
Three original BWMC members recount the origins of the band