[OutVoice] QMH for May 2009 - Karen Kane Interview

[jddoyle1]

Howdy from Houston, 

Did you ever wonder what a producer or engineer on an album really does, and what the difference is? Well, you can find out on my May Queer Music Heritage show. My feature interview is with Karen Kane. She’s both a producer and an engineer and has had over 200 album credits, and countless live shows, in her career. She’s been at it for more than 33 years, and her work includes many, many recording by gay & lesbian artists.

Part 1 – Airdate May 25 – 58:00 min
Charlie Murphy – Gay Spirit (1979) 
Jade & Sarsaparilla – She’s That Kind of Woman (1976) 
Lilith – Boston Ride (1978)
Maxine Feldman – Amazon (1979)  
Kay Gardner – Awakening (1984)   
Alix Dobkin – Yahoo Australia (1990)        
Fabulous Dyketones – Sixteen Candles (1988)   
Janis Ian – Hunger (1999) 
Someone’s Sister – Free (2009, before & after)  
Anna Gutmanis – I Am Who I Am (2008) 

Part 2 – 68:03 min - Internet Only
Marcia Taylor – Solid Ground (1983) 
Joanna Cazden – Sunny Winter (1977)    
Bright Morning Star – Vine & Fig Tree (1981)   
Charlie King – George’s Trip (1979)    
Fred Small – Everything Possible (1985) 
Nancy Tucker – Heaven Is Gaining Altitude (1983)  
Susan Graetz – More Pretty Girls Than One (1984) 
Suede – The Ones Who Aren’t Here (1988)  
Muse – Cincinnati’s Women’s Choir
 – Good Friends Are the Best (1990) 
Yagottawanna – Moonflower (1993) 
Wishing Chair – Sometimes (1996) 
Ember Swift – Quickly (1999) 
Vicki Blankenship – Feels Good Home (2005)  
Alix Olson – Bedtime Poem (2003)  
Amy Lashley – 1 + 1 (2008, before & after)  
Fred Small – Annie (1991)  

You can stream or download the show anytime,  at   
http://www.queermusicheritage.com/may2009.html 
Part 1 will air on the show Queer Voices, on KPFT in Houston, 
90.1 fm, on Monday May 25, 2009, at 10pm, and the station 
netcasts at www.kpft.org. 

Thanks for listening,
JD Doyle
 
http://www.queermusicheritage.com
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