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Women in Rockabilly- Stephanie Lewin-Lane October 17, 2011
This pathfinder will be useful in finding information about Women
in Rockabilly Music for college students and professional
musicians.
For an introduction to the topic, see:
PBS.org-www.pbs.org/itvs/welcometotheclub/story.html
Key Resources at a Glance: Della Rosa, Jacki Lynn. 2005. Hard rockin' mamas: female
rockabilly artists of Rock'n'roll's first generation, 1953-
1960. Thesis (M.A.)--Ohio State University, 2005. o Masters thesis that has very good bibliographic
information
Garbutt, Bob. 1979. Rockabilly queens: the careers and recordings of Wanda Jackson, Janis Martin, Brenda Lee.
Toronto: Ducktail Press.
o Comprehensive book that covers the three most well-known female singers in rockabilly
Harrington, Beth. 2004. The women of rockabilly Welcome to the club. Seattle, Wash: m2kmusic. DVD.
o Very good overview of the main female singers of the genre and their influences. Good starting point.
Reference Background New Grove Music Encyclopedia
The Rock Whos Who
Rockabilly : a bibliographic resource guide
Additional Resources
Books
Bufwack, Mary and Robert Oerman, 1993. Finding Her Voice: The Saga of Women in Country Music. New
York: Crown Books.
Conor, Erin. 2006. Women take the stage: Janis Martin, Brenda Lee, and Wanda Jackson. Thesis (M.A.)--University of Washington, 2006
Gaar, Gillian G. 1992. She's a rebel: the history of women in rock & roll. Seattle, Wash: Seal Press.
Morrison, Craig. 1996. Go Cat Go! Rockabilly Music and its Makers. Champaign Urbana: University of Illinois Press.
Whitely, Sheila, ed. 1997. Sexing the Groove: Popular Music and Gender. New York: Routledge.
Search Terms (Use for computer searches)
Women and rockabilly
Wanda Jackson
Janis Martin
Brenda Lee
Kim Lenz
Subject Headings (Use in card catalogs and print indexes)
Rockabilly music -- History and criticism
Rockabilly music.
Women in music.
Call Number
781.66 (Dewey Decimal)
ML3535 (Library of Congress)
Indexes and Abstracts
Ebscohost
JSTOR
Project Muse
RILM
Library catalogs
Your Local Library Catalog
Worldcat.org (world-wide catalog)
Search Aids
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Whiteside, Jonny. 1997. Ramblin' Rose the life and career of Rose Maddox. Nashville, TN: Country Music Foundation Press.
Journals
Blue Suede News [US]
Cat Tales (Out of print)
Creem (Out of Print)
Rockabilly Monthly [US]
Rockin Fifties [Germany]
Magazine Articles
Brittan, F. 2006. "Women Who "Do Elvis": Authenticity, Masculinity, and Masquerade". JOURNAL OF POPULAR MUSIC STUDIES. 18 (2): 167-190.
Neely, Emily. 2002. Charline Arthur: The Unmaking of a Honky-Tonk Star. Southern Cultures - Volume 8, Number 3, Fall 2002, pp. 86-96
Tosches, Nick. 1984. "Wanda Jackson: Laced by Satan, unlaced by the Lord." Creem 15, no. 9
Web Pages and Web Portals
Blackcat Rockabilly Europe www.rockabilly.nl/
Brenda Lee www.brendalee.com
Rockabilly Central- Chicago Area www.rockabilly.net
Rockabilly Hall of Fame www.rockabillyhall.com
Roctober Online Magazine- Janis Martin Article www.roctober.com/roctober/greatness/janis.html
Wanda Jackson.com www.wandajackson.com/
Multimedia Resources
Collins Kids (Musical group). 1983. Introducing Larry and Lorrie-- the Collins Kids. New York City, NY: Sony Music. CD.
Jackson, Wanda. 2000. Queen of rockabilly the very best of the rock 'n' roll years. UK: Ace Records. CD.
Martin, Janis. 1987. Janis Martin, the female Elvis complete recordings, 1956-60. Vollersode, West Germany: Bear Family Records. CD.
Various Artists. 1970. Wild, wild young women. Somerville, Mass: Rounder Records. CD.