| Edition |
1st ed. |
| Description |
1 score (xxxvi pages, 313 pages) : illustrations ; 28 cm |
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score |
| Note |
Unaccompanied melodies; includes chord symbols. |
| Bibliography |
Bibliography: pages 297-302. |
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Discography: pages 283-287. |
| Note |
Includes indexes. |
| Contents |
Friends and lovers. Who's gonna shoe your pretty little foot? -- The cuckoo -- Careless love -- Single girl -- When I was single marryin's all I craved -- Single life -- Cal-lib-song -- The Debutante Ball -- Bedroom backlash -- One-hour mama -- Rambling woman -- Best of friends -- Ode to a gym teacher -- Custom-made woman blues -- We don't need the men -- If you love me -- Keep in mind (That I love you) -- |
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Activism. Buttermilk Hill (Johnny has gone for a soldier) -- To the ladies -- Revolutionary Tea -- My country -- The drinking gourd -- Vote for prohibition -- Going dry -- Female suffrage -- I am a Suffragette -- Give your hands to struggle -- The era of the ERA -- Still ain't satisfied -- Hay una mujer -- The universal soldier -- Mothers, daughters, wives -- Bombs away! -- No place to hide -- Someone else's country -- |
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Labor. Babies in the mill -- The factory girl's come all ye -- Bread and roses -- The mill mother's lament -- Cotton mill girls -- I am a union woman -- I am a girl of constant sorrow -- Which side are you on? -- Georgia cotton mill woman -- The ballad of the Triangle Fire -- Here's to the women -- The housewife's lament -- Oughta be a woman -- Please tip your waitress -- The teacher's lament -- Farmer -- What she aims to be -- Truck driving woman -- Talking want ad -- |
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Contemporary issues. -- The little orphan girl -- Brigham, Brigham Young -- The pill -- Something I've been meaning to tell you -- Ballad of the welfare mother -- Take back the night -- Old-time woman -- Coming into my years -- The left-handed song for human rights -- Now that the buffalo's gone -- Black waters -- What have they done to the rain? -- Organic -- Take the children and run -- Sure is good to know (We're ready for a nuclear war) -- |
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Growing up. Sleepyhead -- It's only a wee-wee -- My body -- The family song -- Mario's duck -- The witch song -- Turkeys -- The ballad of Erica Levine -- Young and alive -- My mom's a feminist -- Best friend (The unicorn song) -- My kind of girl -- |
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Role models. Harriet Tubman -- the Lucretia Mott song -- The death of Mother Jones -- Dance a revolution -- The rebel girl -- Union maid -- Amelia Earhart's last flight -- Maggie Kuhn -- Corrido de (The ballad of) Dolores Huerta -- Ride, Sally Ride -- |
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Women emerging. My love is a rider (The bucking bronco) -- I want to be a real cowboy girl -- I'm gonna be an engineer -- Mother's Day song -- I gotta learn to sing -- Standing behind a man -- I'm settled -- Song of myself. |
| Subject |
Women -- United States -- Songs and music.
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Women. |
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United States. |
| Genre/Form |
Songs and music.
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| Subject |
Feminist music -- United States.
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Feminist music. |
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Folk songs, English -- United States.
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Folk songs, English. |
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Popular music -- United States -- 1981-1990.
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Popular music. |
| Chronological Term |
1981-1990 |
| Subject |
Women. |
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Womyn. |
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Feminism. |
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Women's movement. |
| Genre/Form |
Notated music.
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Notated music.
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Songs.
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Songs.
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Music.
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Music.
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| Added Author |
Wenner, Hilda E.
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Freilicher, Elizabeth.
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| ISBN |
081562400X alkaline paper $45.00 |
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081560209X paperback alkaline paper $19.95 |
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