[OutVoice] QMH for January - Holly Near Interview, & 10th Anniversary Show

[jddoyle1]

QMH for January – Holly Near Interview 
http://www.queermusicheritage.com/jan2010.html 
 
I’m celebrating the 10th Anniversary of Queer Music Heritage, and am honored to be doing that with an interview with Women’s Music icon Holly Near. You could also call the show “25 Songs With Holly Near,” as my approach was to let her tell about her musical journey by talking about many of her important recordings.
 
Part 1 – 58:00
Holly Near – I Ain’t Afraid (2000)     
Holly Near – On the Moon (1970)  
Holly Near – You Can Know All I Am (1976) 
Holly Near – Imagine My Surprise (1976) 
Holly Near – Nina (1976) 
Holly Near – Something About the Women (1976) 
Holly Near & Ronnie Gilbert – Perfect Night (1983) 
Holly Near & Cris Williamson – Valentine Song (2003) 
Holly Near – Simply Love (1984)  
Holly Near – When We Meet In The Middle (2009)  
Holly Near & Ronnie Gilbert – Singing For Our Lives (1983) 
 
Part 2 – 77:46
Holly Near – Kids Are Gonna Love (2000) 
Holly Near – Love Don’t Need a Reason (2000) 
Holly Near – If It Were Up To Me (2000) 
Holly Near & Cris Williamson – Mountain Song (2003) 
Holly Near – Fire in the Rain (1982) 
Holly Near – Singer in the Storm (1990) 
Holly Near - Sky dances (1989) 
Holly Near & Ronnie Gilbert – Singing With You (1987) 
Holly Near – Crushed (1987) 
Mary Travers & Holly Near – Home Is Where the Heart Is (1995) 
Holly Near – With a Song In My Heart (1997) 
Holly Near – Hattie & Mattie (2006) 
Holly Near & Emma’s Revolution – Swimming to the Other Side (2009)
Holly Near & Emma’s Revolution - 1000 grandmothers (2009) 
Holly Near & Seattle Men’s Chorus – Great Peach March (1996)
 
You can stream or download the show anytime, at 
http://www.queermusicheritage.com/jan2010.html 
 
Thanks for listening, 
 
JD Doyle 
 
http://www.queermusicheritage.com 
my Outradio site: 
http://www.outradio.com 
and co-producer of Audiofile, the monthly 
radio review of CDs of interest to the GLBT 
communities, airing on over 175 stations 
around the world on This Way Out. 
The Audiofile site is at www.Audiofile.org 
and all past Audiofile segments are archived 
at http://www.queermusicheritage.com/af.html 
Also heard on Queer Voices on KPFT, 
Monday nights from 9-11 pm, www.kpft.org