Welcome to the Club: The Women of Rockabilly

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2001
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTheir stage antics were sassy, bordering on aggressive. Their vocal styles featured distinctly "unladylike" growls, hiccups and moans. Their lyrics spoke of parties and hot rods, flirtations... Tout lireTheir stage antics were sassy, bordering on aggressive. Their vocal styles featured distinctly "unladylike" growls, hiccups and moans. Their lyrics spoke of parties and hot rods, flirtations and teen angst. To say that women such as Wanda Jackson, Brenda Lee, Janis Martin and Lor... Tout lireTheir stage antics were sassy, bordering on aggressive. Their vocal styles featured distinctly "unladylike" growls, hiccups and moans. Their lyrics spoke of parties and hot rods, flirtations and teen angst. To say that women such as Wanda Jackson, Brenda Lee, Janis Martin and Lorrie Collins were ahead of their time is a gross understatement. Uniquely American artists,... Tout lire

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Roy Acuff

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Charline Arthur

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La Vern Baker

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Mary Bufwack

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(as Mary A. Bufwack)

Johnny Burnette

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Rosanne Cash

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Larry Collins

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Lorrie Collins

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Al Dowling

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Rusty Goodman

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Wanda Jackson

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Brenda Lee

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The Maddox Brothers and Rose

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Janis Martin

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Robert K. Oermann

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(as Robert Oermann)

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- Beth Harrington
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- Beth Harrington
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About time they got some respect

This little known documentary was seen on some PBS stations and thats kinda sad. This one needs to be shown to the whole world. From the start it handles it's subject matter with respect and awe, as should everyone of us. I've been a fan of rockabilly for years but still found a lot in this documentary to absorb and be enlightened by. Too many people automatically think of cats like Carl Perkins and Jerry Lee Lewis when they hear the word Rockabilly and while they deserve the recognition they have received, these ladies show who the real power houses of the scene were. You'll not only be entertained and educated by this film, you'll also be moved. These are real ladies no matter how hard they rock. Look at how much Janis Martin puts into her performance , even today and you'll see I'm right.