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Thread: March 8 = International Women's Day: Post Your Favorite Female Proggers

  1. 03-08-2018 #26
    DocProgger
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    Quote Originally Posted by Steve983 View Post
    Oh dear. I don't buy in to the whole women = victim mentality that seems to be getting worse and worse lately, its total BS.
    Is that you, Harvey Weinstein? Good luck in your court cases....
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    Ooo, forgot to add (before the thread gets shut down) Maddy Prior.
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    To the many already mentioned, I'll add:

    Jenny Conlee (Decemberists keyboardist)
    Rachel Flowers
    Rachel Hall (Big Big Train violinist)
    Julie Slick
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    I was going to ask where's Wendy Carlos but then I looked at the first post again.

    Annie Halsam
    Kate Bush
    Laurie Anderson
    Tarja Turunen
    Anneke van Giersbergen
    Enya (shut up, she is prog)
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    Wendy Carlos
    Dorothea Raukes
    Suzanne Cianni
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jerjo View Post
    Enya (shut up, she is prog)
    I was actually going to add her to my list after Maire Brennan (her sister) but thought there might be an uproar.

    But I do agree with you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paulrus View Post
    but thought there might be an uproar.
    NOT PROG (roar).
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    Monika Roscher

    Again, not proggy-prog; more like some terra incognita halfway between indie rock and big band jazz. But if musical terra incognita isn't progressive, what is?



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    Carla Kihlstedt
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    Suzanne Ciani
    Nohemí De Rubín
    Barbara Dennerlein
    Kat Epple
    Hiromi
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    Fusao Toda
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    Catherine Ribeiro
    Deborah Perry
    Elaine di Falco
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    Quote Originally Posted by helicase View Post
    Elaine di Falco
    How in the world did I neglect Elaine from my list?? Absolutely!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rarebird View Post
    Wendy Carlos
    Dorothea Raukes
    Suzanne Cianni
    Wendy Carlos is a real hero for me. Brave and brilliant. Her boxed set, which is probably out of print, is full of interesting and amusing reading.
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    Joni Mitchell!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ThomasKDye View Post
    Dee Palmer
    Now we have a real debate...was Jethro Tull really PROG??
    "Frozen flaking fish raw nerve...In a cup of silver liquid fire" - Jethro Tull
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    Since it was already posted in the other thread, it’s only right to repost the rare live video of Rosalia here:

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    Quote Originally Posted by JKL2000 View Post
    Wendy Carlos is a real hero for me. Brave and brilliant. Her boxed set, which is probably out of print, is full of interesting and amusing reading.
    I have that boxed set and played it this week. So sad her work seems to be out of print.
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    Joni Mitchell
    Delia Derbyshire
    Phew
    Akue Mori
    Haco
    Norma Winstone
    Carla Bley
    Annette Peacock
    Lindsay Cooper
    Dagmar Krause




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  21. 03-09-2018 #46
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    Not all completely prog, but all good

    Carla Kihlstedt
    Annie Clark (aka St Vincent)
    Lisi Wright (Galactic Cowboy Orchestra)
    Kaki King

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    Madeleine Noland. Guess I'm biased, though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by alucard View Post
    Lindsay Cooper
    How could I have overlooked her?!
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    My all-time favorite female progger: the multi-talented Jennifer Meeks Weich (vocals, flute, keys, percussion)
    (Full disclosure: she's a very dear friend and I have been in several bands with her, but I don't think she's ever gotten the recognition she deserves.)
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    You can hear her sing and play flute on this track:
    "Luminous beings are we, not this crude matter" - Yoda

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  25. 03-09-2018 #50
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    Quote Originally Posted by dropforge View Post
    Kat Epple
    There's a blast from the past. Is she still active?

    Quote Originally Posted by Baribrotzer
    Monika Roscher

    Again, not proggy-prog; more like some terra incognita halfway between indie rock and big band jazz. But if musical terra incognita isn't progressive, what is?
    Definitely prog! Me likey!
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