compiled and briefly annotated with access addresses by
singer, songwriter, composer, synthesist
An Introduction to Online Resources for Music Research
Popular Music:
Note: This is a colossal genre, one which encompasses multiple sub-genres and cross-over categories, among them (this is certainly not a comprehensive listing): Alternative, Bluegrass, Blues, Cajun and Zydeco, Celtic, Children's, Classic Rock, Country and Western, Disco, Dixieland, Electronica, Flamenco, Folk, Freestyle, Funk, Gospel, Gothic, Indie, Industrial, Jazz, Lounge, March, Mariachi, Metal, New Age, New Wave, Noise, Polka, Progressive Rock, Punk, Ragtime, Rap and Hip Hop, Reggae, Rock (and Pop), Rockabilly, Salsa, Ska, Soul and R&B , Surf Rock, Techno, Tejano, Theme Music, and World Beat/Fusion.
113
Audio Resources: Dedicated to beats: hip-hop, drum-n-bass, funk.
Includes online mixes, beat samples, and links.
http://www.113audio.com/
American
Popular Culture: Critical Issues, Critical Approaches:
"This guide to on-line popular culture resources was designed as part of
the course American Studies 471, "American Popular Culture" taught at Washington
State University by T.V. Reed, and is
now also part of the Web projects of the American Studies program at WSU.
The site focuses on the critical analysis of American popular culture,
particularly on issues of race, class, gender, and sexuality as shaped
by and reflected in various mass media. As with all Internet sites, the
locations referenced below vary in quality and usefulness. Some are commercial
sites valuable more as objects of knowledge than as producers of knowledge.
Others are academic sites that teach ways to analyze pop culture."
Includes excellent links to: Genres, Issues, Approaches, and General
Resources. The Popular Music Sites links provides categorized links
to: General Pop and Rock 'n' Roll Sites, General Links for Selected
Music Types, Highly Selected, Always Eclectic, Sometimes Electric, Rock
and Pop Sites by Artist or Group, Hip-Hop Culture and Rap Music, Blues
Music, Gospel Music, Jazz, General African American Music Sites, and General
Music Sites for Further Reference.
http://www.wsu.edu/~amerstu/pop/tvguide.html
Artist
Profiles in Folk and Bluegrass (Eyeneer
Music Archives): "A field guide
to a growing list of exceptional contributors to folk and bluegrass genres."
http://www.eyeneer.com/America/Genre/Folk.bluegrass/Profiles/index.html
Audio
Reversal in Popular Culture: Fascinating site about reversed
music which includes descriptions and examples of phonetic reversal, engineered
reversal, backwards masking, and engineered phonetic reversal.
http://www.triplo.com/ev/reversal/
The
Blue Highway: Excellent site with links to: tributes to
the blues greats, essays, and a searchable database; a Java-based
chat room, comprehensive blues radio listings, a discerning guide to the
best blues on the net [links to sites that feature RealAudio blues programming,
as well as some classic R&B, soul, funk, swing, gospel, Cajun/zydeco,
African music, and some rock 'n' roll, uses the free RealPlayer (or in
some cases the free Windows Media Player or StreamWorks player) - with
a 28.8 modem, and a good multimedia computer, you can hear hours of live
radio broadcasts and other programming], live and archived blues radio
broadcasts. Links to African-American sites [http://thebluehighway.com/links7.html]
is a fine resource. Links to blues newsgroups include: alt.music.blues
[new blues newsgroup]; alt.music.blues.delta; bit.listserv.blues-l [800
blues lovers in this newsgroup]; and rec.music.bluenote.blues.
Links to Blues FTP Sites and a Directory of pub/rec/music/guitar At LEO’s
music archive, with tabs, chords, and theory links.
http://thebluehighway.com/
Culture
in the Jazz Age (Nick Evans, University
of Texas-Austin): "This site documents
class work for an E309K (Topics in Writing) class offered through the Division
of Rhetoric and Composition at the University of Texas at Austin.
Students in the course learned methods for rhetorical and stylistic analysis
that are applicable both to "published" texts and their own writing.
The course focused primarily on texts (expository nonfiction, prose fiction,
poetry, and film) concerned with the topic of popular culture, especially
popular music. During the first half of the Spring 1996 semester we examined
and wrote about texts from the 1920s that address jazz. In the second half
of the semester, students built upon what they learned in the first half
and designed projects on topics of their own choosing." Categories
include: Course Materials, Course Texts for Student Analysis, Student
Projects, Course Syllabus, Class Assignments, and Message Forums.
http://www.cwrl.utexas.edu/~nick/e309k/jazzage.html
Drummergirl:
A resource for women who drum. Includes feature articles, interviews
and CD reviews.
http://www.drummergirl.com/
DeZnutZ
Feminist Hip-Hop Site: Great links to hip-hop women.
http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Concert/7109/
Eyeneer
Music Archives: Educational archival site, includes biographies,
discographies, new releases, quick time video, and sound samples.
Links to: International Music Archive, American Music Archives, New
Jazz Archives, and Record Labels on Eyeneer.
http://www.eyeneer.com/
Flipside,
The: A quarterly column that focuses on philosophical and cultural
issues related to Hip-Hop which started in a student newspaper called Activate!,
published at Rhodes University in Grahamstown, South Africa. It then migrated
to the Internet and has expanded it's focus to include articles and photographs
of south African Hip-Hop culture. The FlipSide is devoted to changing
people's misconceptions of the artform and lifestyle that some of us call
Hip-Hop, as well covering relevant and topical issues within the culture.
The date from 1996 to the present and updates occur on a more or less monthly
basis. [See: Hon,
you're playing yourself. It ain't easy being a woman within male-dominated
Hip-Hop culture. And, as if things weren't tough enough, you've got
other women buying into portraying themselves as sex objects and creating
hard to break stereotypes. Written by contributing writer Stefanie
Carassco (October 1998) and The 4 Chambers: Laying the foundation
for future articles. What
exactly is Hip-Hop? Describes how rap, graffiti, breakdancing
and DJ'ing are inseparable and why they should be viewed in this way in
order to unify and strengthen Hip-Hop culture (August 1996).
http://www.rucus.ru.ac.za/~hed/flipside.html
Freddy
and Steve's Music Trivia Quiz (compiled by Steve Upstone and Freddy
Scott): Music trivia quiz for the discerning covering five decades
of popular music from do-wap to Britpop.
http://www.ayles.demon.co.uk/
Gallery
of Indispensable Pop Music: Reviews of an eclectic batch of CDs,
Los Angeles live music guide, music news, interviews, gossip, and
artist links. Site search engine, gallery, and a musical diary.
http://members.wbs.net/homepages/p/o/p/popgallery/index.html
Gangsta
Haiku: Very weird but fascinating site which includes categories:
HAIKU OF THE WEEK | HAIKU ARCHIVES | ABOUT M.C. HAIKU | SUBMIT A HAIKU
| READ SOME NIGGAZ HAIKU | WRITE M.C. HAIKU.
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/5656/index.html
GoGirls:
Homepage promoting women who rock.
http://www.gogirls,usic.com/gogirls/
Goldenrod
Catalogue: Eclectic and Alternative Music Source: Label
and distributor of women’s music and other music including these categories:
Women's | Girls on the Edge | Gay Men's | Acapella/Choral | Dance
Compilations | Folk | Native American | Celtic | Blues | Jazz | World
Music | Meditation/Ritual | New Age | Drumming | Classical | Children's
| Holiday/Solstice | Comedy | and Videos.
http://www.goldenrod.com/
Great
Girl Bands: List of rock and pop girl bands with reviews and
RealAudio clips. Excellent resource for keeping up with current bands
and trends.
http://www.greatgirlbands.com/
Gribi,
Gerri: Collects folk songs which have positive images of women,
and which celebrate women's history and achievements. Includes hyperlinks
to NPR's listing of links to agencies assisting in Balkan Relief Efforts,
excellent resources for Women's Folk Music and Women's Studies, an
annotated and frequently updated guide to print and electronic resources,
plus a list of Women's Centers and Women's Studies Programs in the US.
Print Resources include: Women's Songbooks and Bibliography and Discography;
Electronic Resources include Women's Studies Resources, Folk Music, including
the Digital Tradition Songbase with lyrics for over 6500 songs, Resources
for Performers and Speakers, Women's Centers and Women's Studies Programs
across the US, and links for locating other culturally diverse speakers
and programs. Interesting feature: Internet for Teachers
website with internet resources for teachers K-12, all subject areas.
http://www.dct.com/~gribi/
Harmony
Ridge Music: Label and distributor dedicated to female singer-songwiters,
bluegrass, folk, rock, blues, country, avant-garde, celtic, world, and
spirituality.
http://www.rahul.net/hrmusic/
History
of Rock and Roll, The: Traces the evolution of rock and roll
from its roots in the 16th century to its emergence in the 1950s.
http://www.history-of-rock.com/indx1.html
History
of Rock & Roll and other Non-Major Courses: Music in
General Studies Department (Indiana University
School of Music): "Music in General
Studies is a newly-established Department, chaired by Dr. Mary Goetze,
that seeks to make music an important and enriching aspect in the
lives of students across the University. The course offerings cover a wide
range of musical styles, cultures and eras, and are designed for students
who have no formal musical background or training. The Rock History
Courses: Courses on rock & pop music have been offered at the
Indiana University since 1982, when Glenn Gass developed the first School
of Music offerings on rock history and the music of the Beatles. The courses
have now expanded to include courses created by Andy Hollinden on Rock
in the 70's & 80's and the Music of Frank Zappa." Excellent
resource site for developing courses and syllabi on pop music, including
courses: History of Rock Music I: Roots of Rock to the British Invasion;
History of Rock Music II: Rock's Classic Era--the 1960's; Rock Music in
the 70's and 80's; The Music of the Beatles; The Music of Frank Zappa;
Overseas Studies: The Beatles in London; Popular Musics of the Non-Western
World; History of Jazz; Black Music in America; Contemporary Jazz and Soul
Music; Latin American Popular Music; and Introduction to Midi.
http://www.music.indiana.edu/som/courses/rock/
Indie
Index: A guide to independent music on the web.
http://www.indieindex.com/
International
TV Theme: Prime television themes in wave format and real audio.
The original opening and ending music from Europe, Australia and USA.
http://members.spree.com/entertainment/TvThemes/
Internet
Broadcasts: Extensive list of online radio programs and webcasts.
http://dir.yahoo.com/Entertainment/Music/Genres/Rock_and_Pop/Internet_Broadcasts/
Internet
Soul Archive: Links include: Bibliography | Artists and Shakers
| Labels And Geography | NYC Soul Resources.
http://www.wchonyc.com/~spingo/Soul/
Internet
Underground Music Archive (IUMA):
SonicNet: Very hip site, searchable database, daily news, features,
chats, reviews, streaming videos, cybercasts, and more.
http://www.iuma.com/
Jazmin:
All Women, All Jazz: Promoting women jazz musicians in the San
Francisco Bay area. Includes pictures, bios, performance schedules, RealAudio
and contact info.
http://www.batnet.com/jazmin/
Jazz
Gurls: A directory of links to female jazz artists across the
web.
http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/2124/jazzgrrl.htm
Jeff
Mallett’s Songwriter Site: lyricist.com: Sections include:
Songwriting Advice (Writing Tips, Articles, Legal/Business), Resources
(Online, Magazines, Books), Organizations (Songwriter/Songwriting, Performance
Rights, Other), Products & Services (Instruction, Wanted, Songwriting
Services, Song Pitching and Artist Promotion, Publishers, Songwriter Demo
Services, Software, Other), Miscellaneous (Contests, Showcases, Charts,
Music Industry/Musicians, Copyright, Other).
http://www.lyricist.com/
Kaleidoscope
Soundspace: Independent Internet Artists: Extensive and
excellent covering many genres of contemporary pop music. Includes
recorded examples. Artist in Residence Archive, Tool Shop [Billy
Adams/Rock-It CD-ROM | Bobbi Cowan (publicity services) | Jerome Headlands
Press (music resource books) | Gerry Long/Rhythm - It's Easy (software)
| Rych McCain (entertainment promotion/publicity) | Talc Tolchin/Learn
the Essentials of Piano (video series)], Independent Music Sites,
Webcast Audio and Video, Music Resources, and Music Retail. Browseable
by Genre/Style (Adult Alternative/Contemporary, Ambient, Blues/Jazz/R &
B/Soul, Children/Kids, Classical, Country, Experimental New Music, Hip
Hop/Rap, Industrial/Punk, Inspirational, Novelty/Original, Poop, Rock,
World) | Medium/Instrument | Links. Music and spoken word clips.
http://kspace.com/KM/music.sys/musiclist.html
Kinnear's
MIDI Music Archive: MID files rated and stored on site, electronic,
popular, rock, synth, and movie themes.
http://members.xoom.com/_euphonic/mod.htm
Kohn
on Music Listening: Resource on Copyright Law and Licensing Music
for use and distribution over the World Wide Web. Includes excellent
categorized links: Legal Aspects of Webcasting and Digital Music Delivery,
The Diamond RIO Music Player Controversy, a question and answer conference
area providing free assistance with your questions about the copyright
law and the music business, Music Licensing Information, Other Copyright
Resources, Music Rights Clearance Organizations, Music Performing Rights
Societies, Music Mechanical Rights Societies and Collection Agencies, Music
Publisher Organizations, Songwriter Organizations, Other Music Industry
Associations, Music Industry Conferences, Other Author and Music Industry
Resources, Broadcast Associations, and Music Download Sites.
http://www.kohnmusic.com#conference
Kristy's
Riot Grrl Review: Information on ordering reviews of Riot Grrl
e-zines.
http://www.geocities.com/WestHollywood/9352/
Ladyslipper
Music: Recordings by Women: "Ladyslipper is a non-profit
organization whose primary purpose is to heighten public awareness of the
achievements of women artists and musicians, and to expand the scope and
availability of recordings by women. We publish the world's most
comprehensive Catalog & Resource Guide of Music by Women. Our
annotated catalog contains information about an expansive variety of female
musicians, writers, performers and composers, plus a section devoted to
the musical contributions of non-sexist men, as well as video recordings,
songbooks and music-related books -- over 1500 titles altogether.
We have been publishing a printed catalog since 1976; on our 20th birthday,
we are excited to present our entire catalog on-line! Hundreds of our selections
include music samples for listening, either by phone or on-line.
Ladyslipper is also a small independent label; our purpose is to further
new musical and artistic directions for women musicians. Being
on-line allows us to present some additional services to you, such as our
Artist Information Pages, which contain expanded bibliographical information
about some of the artists whose work appears in our catalog."
http://www.ladyslipper.org/
La
Femme: Gallery of female musicians. Includes pictures, biographies,
and other information.
http://dharma-bum.com/lafemme/main.html
Liquid
Light: Production house and independent label which carries women
musicians.
http://www.liquidlight2001.com/
Muse:
the Journal of Women in Music: Excellent and hip articles
and interviews.
http://www.val.net/muse/
Music
Video Repository: Although this excellent resource site is closed,
the links are still accessible and worthwhile. Includes: Video
Clip Links, Full-Length Video Links, Video Still Gallery, Full Director
List [Text], and Resources and Links.
http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Backstage/6003/
Name
That Alternative Tune: Brain Drainer Music: an alternative
music trivia site with downloadable music clips in easy to use formats
(Quicktime 3 and Real Audio files).
http://www.napanet.net/~ssmith/index.html
New
Country: Extensive links to information/sites about new country
music.
http://www.bowiemd.com/country/
Old-Time
Music Home Page: "The Old Time Music Home Page is a web site
devoted to the preservation of American traditional music, especially the
music of the Appalachian Mountain region. Though most popular between the
Revolutionary and Civil Wars, this music is still very much alive today,
thanks to a devoted community of talented musicians." Includes categories:
Old-Time Music News | Old-Time Music Events | What is Old Time Music? |
Old Time Fiddlers Hall of Fame | Essential Old-Time Recordings | Where
To Find Old Time Music | Old Time Musicians Directory.
http://www.geocities.com/~oldtimefiddler/
Pop
History Now: Features a random year in pop history every weekday.
Covers music, television, movies, news, and politics. Great archives
and FAQ.
http://www.pophistorynow.com/
Popular
Music and Conservatism (Kick Shouten): Analysis of the
hegemonic struggle between conservatism and rock music in the 1980s.
Includes the following chapters: Intro, popular Culture Theories,
Popular Music in the 80’s, popular Music and Conservatism: Hegemonic Struggle,
and the Production of Meanings.
http://home.wxs.nl/~kick/home.htm
Popular
Music & Youth Culture (The Media and Communication Studies Site):
an annexed site with a British slant, including great links to articles,
bibliographies, institutions and associations, and journals and magazines.
http://www.aber.ac.uk/~dgc/music.html
Popular
Music, Gender & Sexuality (Steve Sweeney-Turner, Leeds
University): "This class is effectively
split into two parts: part (a) introduces you to some of the basic issues
in studying popular music and how it differs from the study of classical
music; part (b) raises some of the basic issues in studying gender within
music from the perspective of the postmodern debate." Excellent resources
and recommended reading. Includes units: Studying Popular Music;
(b) Issues in Gender Studies | Radical Heterosexualities in the Blues |
Phallic Masculinity in Cock Rock | Glam Through Gothic | Madonna, Postmodernity
and Deconstruction | Postmodern Sexualities in Britpop and Beyond; seminar
presentations, listening, essay questions.
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/music/DeptInfo/Staff/SST/popsex.html
Popular
Music in the Nineties (Steve Sweeney-Turner, Leeds
University): "Weekly, one-hour lectures.
There will also be fortnightly seminars, for which you may be split into
two groups, (a) and (b). Lectures and seminars are, of course, compulsory.
Your attendance is also welcome at the Popular Music Seminar Group meetings
(see noticeboards/websites for information). Additionally, there
will be a small number of class outings to any concerts, etc. which may
be relevant to the module." Excellent resources, lectures include:
Introduction to Studying Popular Music, The Legacy of the ‘80’s, Dance-1,
Dance-2, Britpop-1, Britpop-2, Postmodern Androgynes, Before and After
Frock Rock, Postmodern Proliferations, The Here and Now.
http://www.leeds.ac.uk/music/DeptInfo/Staff/SST/pop90s.html
Popular
Music Reviews: Music reviews of various bands in the rock, alternative,
and other pop genres. Links to Mainstream Independent Film and Video,
World Music Electronic, and Soundtracks and Various Artists.
http://www.music-reviews.com/
Rock
and Roll Hall of Fame: "The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
and Cuyahoga Community College
Present ‘So You Want To Be a Rock and Roll Teacher: Using Popular
Music in Interdisciplinary Learning’ Annual Summer Teacher Institute.
The program includes: rock and roll history survey, guest speakers,
two days at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, discussions and
workshops, teaching materials , graduate credit, and travel packages and
scholarships are available. [For more information, call the RRHFM
Education Department at (216) 515-1234 or e-mail Emily Davidson at edavidso@rockhall.org.
Also, see the January 1999 issue of Teacher Magazine for a review of the
1998 institute.]
http://www.rockhall.com/
Rock
Online: THE WEB'S FIRST INTERACTIVE MUSIC COMMUNITY: Artist Archives,
College Playlists, Chat, message Boards, Events, and searchable database.
http://www.rockonline.com/
RockOnTV:
Guide to music on television. Complete listings for MTV, VH-1, and MuchMusic.
http://www.rockontv.com/
Rock,
Pop, and Rap (Thomas Swiss, Drake University):
"This introductory course assumes that popular music provides not only
entertainment, but a common space for the personal, social, and political
experiences of youth. Focusing on rock, pop, and rap (with a nod
to country), we'll consider the cultural roles of music and musicians;
the means by which music gets to its audiences; and the ways in which music
is interpreted and used by listeners in a variety of contexts. As
a feature of the course, we'll look at particular musical subcultures --
punk, for example, or techno, goth, lounge, and so on -- in order
to understand how certain social interests and tastes are served by particular
performers, songs, and performances. Most discussions will be shaped
by our responses to two kinds of writing: academic essays and cultural
journalism. But our study of popular music and youth culture may
also involve such experiences as listening to music, interpreting musical
resources on the Internet, and viewing scenes from videos that represent
the experiences of youth in a musical context." Units include:
Music as a Social Practice, Histories, Bring the Noise: Performances and
Politics, Gender, Sexuality, Power, Fear and Loathing: Authority, Dancing,
and the Body, Wired for Sound: Industries and Technologies, and Individual
and Collaborative Projects. Excellent links, graphics, interactive
projects, sound page, and library resources.
http://www.drake.edu/swiss/samplesyllabus.html
ROCKRGRL
Magazine: Articles, features, reviews.
http://www.rockrgrl.com/
The
Rough Guide to Rock: "The Rough Guide to Rock Music is the ultimate
online rock guide - the careers and recordings of more than 1200 bands
and artists. Published in book form in October 1996, it was developed over
the previous year on these pages - and it remains, in its online form,
a work in progress. We're updating the entries on a regular basis and we
are open to suggestions from you, dear reader, of acts erroneously omitted
from our great labour." Excellent resource with browseable database
by artist entry.
http://www-2.roughguides.com/rock/index.html
She's
Got The Beat: For women in music. Includes bibliography, page
on cool Femmes, and a message board for women to meet other female singers/writers/instrumentalists.
http://www.val.net/muse/
Society
for Music Theory: Committee on the Status of Women: Bibliography
of Sources Related to Women’s Studies, Gender Studies, Feminism, and Music:
Pop, Rock, and Rap Bibliography.
http://home1.gte.net.esayrs68/CSWBibPRR.html
Suspended
in Gaffa - Ecto Artists (Vickie Mapes): Site devoted primarily
to alternative female musicians with alphabetized artist listing, searchable
database, and links to: Resources and The Ectophile's Guide To Good
Music.
http://miso.wwa.com/~vickie/artists/artists.html
Totally
Unofficial Rap Dictionary, The: Well-designed site, with
links to albums and related sites, an online searchable database and a
downloadable dictionary as .zip file or as .tar.gz file.
http://www.rapdict.org/
VH1:
Video Hits, includes: Inside VH1 (artist of the month, events, and
online program schedule); Pollstar Concert Guide (new releases, important
tours, search for artists on); Go Behind the Music (artist life stories);
Music First Reviews (particularly interesting: Features: The
1999 Lillith Fair: Will It Change The Course of Civilization? by C.
Bottomley)"; CD Now (extensive catalogue of recorded music).
Of note: Music Helping Battered Women: "A two-CD collection
brings together some of New England's best female singer/songwriters
to raise money for Respond. The non-profit organization, Respond
Inc. aids women and children who have been victimized by domestic violence.
It serves hundreds of women each year through their 24 hour hotline, emergency
shelters and counseling. The CD compilation titled "Respond" features
a standout line-up of artists that include Melissa Ferrick, Catie Curtis,
Patty Larkin, Julianna Hatfield, Mary Lou Lord and newcomers like Jennifer
Kimball and Merrie Amsterberg among others. The artists not only
donated their talents to the album to bring awareness but also money. Proceeds
from the sale of the album will go to the Respond
Inc. directly and VH1
Save the Music: "The VH1 Save The Music initiative is a non-profit
organization dedicated to improving the quality of education in America's
public schools by restoring and supporting music programs in cities across
the country, and by raising public awareness about the importance
of music participation for our Nation's youth. VH1 Save The Music
is committed to generating over $100 million of total support to bring
music instruction to 1 million children during the next decade. This is
VH1's gift to the new millennium." An excellent resource with
education/advocacy/information/history links.
http://vh1.com/
Web
Directory: Riot Grrrl: Links to Riot Grrl sites and information.
http://www.columbia.edu/~rli3/music_html/bikini_kill/other.html
Welcome
to the World of Jazz Improvisation (Joan Wildman, University
of Wisconsin-Madison): Syllabus
for Jazz Improvisation courses MUS 331 and 530 at the University of Wisconsin
Madison, with excellent resources under category headings: Jazz/Blues;
Pop/Commercial; Education; World Music; and Miscellaneous
(with a link on musician’s injuries).
http://hum.lss.wisc.edu/jazz/
What
is Riot Grrrl, Anyway?: Commentary on author’s feelings of alienation
and isolation re: anarchistic, anti fascist, anti sexist, and anti homophobic
beliefs.
http://www.columbia.edu/~rli3/music_html/bikini_kill/girl.html
Women
in Music: Weekly, one-hour radio series providing an eclectic
mix of the best music of female artists -- both established and emerging
new talent from around the world. Excellent resources, including
bios and comprehensive playlists. Especially interesting in Kindred
Spirits-Related Links which includes Featured Musicians · Music
Labels · Organizations · Publications · Shows ·
and Other Excellent Links.
http://www.womenonair.com/
Women
In Ska: Information on various women in Ska from around the world.
http://www.coe.missouri.edu/!tommy/
Women
of 1970's Punk: Dedicated to the women of 1970's punk rock. Band
bios, discographies, bibliographies, and photographs. Features
Real Audio clips, discographies, fashion, history, and an annotated bibliography
that includes movies and videos.
http://www.comnet.ca/~rina/index.html
Women
of Country: Guide to female country music. Includes
categories: Featured Artist, Featured Song, Featured Video, Album
Reviews, Weekly Top 10, Concerts, and extensive country links, among others.
http://www.womenofcountry.com/
Women
Rock the World: Dedicated to women artists and groups who dominate
the radio, MTV, and VH1.
http://www.geocities.com/Wellesley/39971/
Womyn’s
Music: Links to sites lauding the lives and accomplishments of
notable women in the fields of music, literature, television, activism,
painting, and the performance arts. Alphabetized searchable database.
http://www.netins.net/showcase/slake/women.html
Worlwide
Internet Music Resources (William and Gayle Cook Music Library, Indiana
University School of Music): Excellent
links to categories: Individual Musicians (All Genres) and Popular
Groups, Groups and Ensembles (Except Popular), Other Sites Related to Performance,
Composers and Composition, Genres and Types of Music, Research and Study,
The Commercial World of Music [Accompaniments, Agents and artists' services,
Auction Houses, Composing and arranging services, Copyright, Directories,
Instrument makers and Instrument Making, Music Jobs, Music publishers,
Music rental, Music software, Musician's Union, Radio and television, Record
labels, record producers, recording studios, Retail products, stores, and
services, Reviews, Songwriting services], Journals and Magazines, and General
and Miscellaneous.
http://www.music.indiana.edu/music_resources/
Dr.
Judith A. Coe
Assistant Professor of Voice and Commercial Music
Coordinator of Voice
Music & Entertainment Industry Studies Department
Arts Building 288H
Campus Box 162, P.O. Box 173364
Denver, Co 80217-3364
Phone: 303-556-6013
Fax: 303-556-2335
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