ROCK Sex thinks 'she's the queen of the neighborhood'.
Today's connection is the running theme of rebel women.
Dean Carter straddled Rockabilly and Garage Music better than anyone in the mid-'60s.
Here's his roaring homage to his Rebel Girl.
"There's a strange quiet girl I long to meet/ wears tall black boots, walks down the street!"
(Dean also produced acts from his home studio, and the compilation "The Midnite Sound Of The Milky Way" includes two great covers of this cool song, by George Jacks and The 12th Knight.)
DEAN CARTER -"Rebel Woman" (1967)
Here's the dance band DNA sampling David Bowie's "Rebel Rebel" behind their freestyle Rap:
DNA -"Rebel Woman" (1991)
And of course here's Kathleen Hanna and Bikini Kill adoring their favorite Riot Grrrl:
BIKINI KILL -"Rebel Girl" (1993)
Which undoubtedly inspired the group REBEL GIRL into action. And these cohorts.
MELVINS And TERI GENDER BENDER -"Rebel Girl" (2015)
I got news for you, SHE IS!"
© Tym Stevens
See Also:
• WOMEN OF ROCK: The 1950s, with 2 Music Players!
• DON'T TREAD ON ME: The Original Punk of 1960s Garage Rock, with Music Player!
• THE RUNAWAYS, And Why Women Of Rock Are Essential!
• "Exile On GRRL Street", Or How THE STONES Can Tribute Riot Grrrls Tributing Them!
• The Real History of Rock and Soul!: The Music Player Checklist
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