On Women in Music with Laney Goodman, you’ll hear a very special show, in the spirit of Halloween.
You’ll hear haunting music, tales of trick-or-treating, jack-o-lanterns and witches, and ghost tales to bring in the spirit of the season, with the music of Sweet Honey in the Rock
Sweet Honey in the Rock
Walela
Loreena McKennitt
Loreena McKennitt
and more.
On this coming week’s Women In Music with Laney Goodman, we’ll hear new music out of Austin, TX with Raina Rose, Canadian duo Dala, and out of Brooklyn, NY, Natalia Zukerman
Natalia Zukerman
roots/rock with new music from Boston area singer/songwriter Lori McKenna
Lori McKenna
and a classic from 1995 wuth Grammy Award winner Emmylou Harris… progressive pop from 2005 with San Francisco singer/songwriter Megan Slankard and Tina Dico
Tina Dico
from Denmark… then we’ll finish up with another band from Copenhagen called Antenne and return to the States with mid-west artist Jen Gloeckner.
Jen Gloeckner
That’s all this coming week on Women In Music with Laney Goodman.
On this coming week’s show we’ll hear emerging two singer/songwriters with a combined total of over 70 years in the music business: Claudia Schmidt and Rickie Lee Jones…
Rickie Lee Jones
alternative roots with new music from Heather Maloney out of Northampton, MA, classic R&B from the late great Etta James performing Marvin Gaye’s “Inner City Blues”
Etta James
and new music from activist folk duo Emma’s Revolution… then we’ll finish up the hour with the latest from the band Dub Colossus, mixing world fusion from Ethiopia and the United Kingdom,
Dub Colossus,
and Grammy-award winner from Benin Africa, now living in the United States, Angelique Kidjo
Angelique Kidjo
On this coming week’s show we’ll hear progressive singer/songwriters Kree Woods out of Nashville, TN
Kree Woods
and Molly Bancroft, originally from the Southlands now living in Michigan…
Molly Bancroft
Americana/roots with Brigitte DeMeyer and Boston area new grass band Joy Kills Sorrow… alternative singer/songwriter from Athens, GA Lera Lynn…
Lera Lynn
and from Brooklyn, Emily Zuzik… then we’ll finish up the hour with two classic covers – The Cowboy Junkies performing “Sweet Jane,” and Patti Smith with Nirvana’s “Smells Like Teen Spirit”.
That’s all coming up on the next Women In Music.
On this coming week’s show we’ll hear new music from alternative/folk singer/songwriter Alison May from Oakland, CA, and Canadian duo Dala…
Dala
roots with a touch of blues with new music from Chastity Brown from Minneapolis, MN and a sister duo act out of New Orleans called Rising Appalachia… the neo-soul of Nigerian-German singer/songwriter Nneka and the woman who started the neo-soul movement right here in the States, MeShell N’degeocello…
Me’shell N’degeocello
then we’ll finish up the hour with the stunningly beautiful vocals of Lisbeth Scott from the West Coast
Lisbeth Scott
and Tibetan singer/songwriter Yungchen Lhamo
Yungchen Lhamo
That’s all coming up on the next Women In Music.
On this week’s show, Seattle singer/songwriter Kym Tuvim
Kym Tuvim
singer/songwriter guitarist extraordinaire Christie Lenee out of Nashville,
Christie Lenee
alternative/roots with new music from Jessica Walter off her debut album, “Plains” and a classic from Emmylou Harris from her 2000 release red dirt girl.
Then we’ll hear the classic sounds of worldbeat fusion from Hungarian folk artist Marta Sebastyven
Marta Sebestyven
and from Greece, singer-songwriter Kristie Stassinopolou.
Kristi Stassinopoulou
Then we’ll end with two classic hits from Suzanne Vega with “Tom’s Diner” the remix and iconic Irish singer/songwriter Sinead O’Connor from 1997.
That’s all coming up on the next Women In Music.
On this week’s show we’ll hear emerging singer/songwriter out of Portland, OR, Johanna Warren with her latest release NuMun, and Bay Area singer/songwriter Alison May…
Alison May
Celtic music from the Irish band by Roisin O…
Roisin O
dreamy pop from Longbeard, featuring vocalist Leslie Bear… then we’ll finish the hour with the Afro-Pop of Anglique Kidjo from Benin, Africa now living in Paris with her cover of James Brown’s “Cold Sweat”.
Angelique Kidjo
That’s all coming up on the next Women In Music.
Coming up on the next Women In Music with your host Laney Goodman, we’ll hear Georgetown, TX band Annabella, Canadian duo Dala,
Dala
the Cincinnati duo Ellery… R&B with at touch of funk from South Africa with Angela Luna,
Angela Luna
the LA diva Macy Gray,
Macy Gray
and a band called Ray, featuring Darayia Wilson from Berklee College of Music’s latest compilation called “Under the Influence”… sounds from Mali with Leni Stern and the latest from Morley out of Queens, NY, mixing world beat… and we’ll end the hour with world rhythms from Hungary with Marta Sebestyen
Marta Sebestyen
and France-based trio Ekova.
That’s all coming up on the next Women In Music with Laney Goodman.
Coming up on the next Women In Music with your host Laney Goodman,
we’ll hear alternative folk with new music from The Shook Twins out
of Portland, Oregon
Shook Twins
and Canadian singer/songwriter Kathleen Edwards…
Rhythm and blues and roots rock with new music from The Refugees
featuring Cindy Bullens, Deborah Holland and Wendy Waldman… we’ll
hear from Eliza Gilkyson with her 2008 release Beautiful World…
Celtic fusion with Gaelic singer/songwriter Mary Jane Lamond from
Nova Scotia,
Mary Jane Lamond
and the duo called Secret Garden with Norwegian and
Irish roots… then we’ll finish up the hour with the sounds of the
African diaspora with Chiwoniso from Zimbabwe and new music from
singer/songwriter and world traveler & activist Morley.
Morley
That’s all coming up on the next Women In Music with Laney Goodman.
Coming up in the next hour, singer/songwriter Allison May out of Oakland, California… A classic from Canadian singer/songwriter Sarah Harmer… Classic covers of Neil Young with k.d. lang
k.d. lang
and Lizz Wright…
Lizz Wright
Progressive sounds from Venus Hhum featuring Annette Strean and LA’s Molly Moore… Then we’ll endthe show with electronic music from LA’s Celeste Lear
Celeste Lear
with a remake of the Rolling Stones’ “20,000 light years from home”, and the classic from 1990 with some great drum and bass with “I am stretched on your grave” by Sinead O’Connor.
Sinead O’Connor
That’s all coming up on the next Women In Music.