[OutVoice] QMH for June - Steven Grossman Tribute Show

[jddoyle1]

QMH for June 2011
http://www.queermusicheritage.com/jun2011.html
 
Tag: New material is released by a gay music pioneer, on the 20th anniversary of his death
 
Background: In 1974 Steven Grossman made GLBT history by having the first lyrically gay album released by a major label. He died of AIDS in 1991, but six weeks before some of his friends got him into a studio to record a number of his unreleased songs. On the 20th anniversary of his death a CD of this material, called “Something in the Moonlight,” is being released. 
 
The show this month features special live tracks, and interviews with Steven’s friends, and the CD’s producers, and from Steven Grossman himself, a historic interview from 1977. And, there’s more!...I’ve just added to my site a video of Steven in concert, from 1975.
 
Part 1 – 58:12
Steven Grossman – Buena Vista (1991)
Steven Grossman – Out (live, 1975) 
Steven Grossman – California Now (1991) 
Richard Dworkin Interview
Steven Grossman – Mostly Like Children (1991)
Steven Grossman – Something in the Moonlight (1991) 
Steven Grossman – Greasy Griddle & a Short Order Cook (1991) 
Steven Grossman – Winter Story (1991) 
Steven Grossman – Caravan Tonight (live, 1975) 
Austin Noto Interview
Twiggy – Caravan Tonight (1976) 
Steven Grossman – Siamese Twins (live, 1975)
Steven Grossman – Last Pioneers (1991) 
 
Part 2 – 43:36
Casselberry & Dupree – Last Pioneers (1994) 
Mark Weigle comments
Mark Weigle & Steven Grossman – Out (2002 & 1974) 
Judith Casselberry Interview
Steven Grossman – Step (1991) 
Steven Grossman – Caravan Tonight (live, 1976)
Steven Grossman - 5 O’clock Song (live, 1976)
Steven Grossman - Song to That M&M Man (live, 1976)  
Steven Grossman – Out to Play (1991) 
 
Part 3 – 51:18
Fruit Punch Interview with Steven Grossman (1977) 
 
You can stream or download the show anytime, at 
http://www.queermusicheritage.com/jun2011.html 
 
Thanks for listening, 
JD Doyle 
 
http://www.QueerMusicHeritage.com
http://www.OutRadio.com
 
All segments of both shows are archived.
That’s 11.5 years of very gay music.