Part 10: Bisexuality, British Dance, and Landmark Folk
Songs for Part 10:
Tom Robinson – More Lives Than One (1984)
Bronski Beat – Smalltown Boy (1984)
Holly Near Comments (2010)
Holly Near & Ronnie Gilbert – Singing For Our Lives (1983)
By JD Doyle; Found at http://www.qmh101.com
Queer Music History 101 (QMH101) is a special project of my radio show and website Queer Music Heritage. It was designed as sort of a study guide, or lesson plan, and I hope it appeals to those LGBT Studies courses now found at many universities around the country. But of course anyone with an interest will hopefully enjoy it.
Please see the description area for Part 1 for the introduction, background and scope of this ten-part feature. See http://www.qmh101.com specifically for the information about this lesson, and visit my website, at http://www.QueerMusicHeritage.com for more information about the history of GLBT music.
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