Various - Cause
Label:
Catalog#:
PIECE 31
Format:
CD, Compilation
Country:
Canada
Released:
1992
Genre:
Non-Music
Style:
Political,
Spoken Word
Tracklist
| 1 | Julia Bell - | Pie In The Sky | ||
| 2 | Debbie Patino - | Deep Well | ||
| 3 | Gretchen Seager - | One Million Skies | ||
| 4 | Ann Magnuson - | Sex With The Devil | ||
| 5 | Sue Cummings - | Protein | ||
| 6 | Ash Own - | She Too | ||
| 7 | Ash Own - | Me And Me | ||
| 8 | Julie Ritter - | Around The World The Ladies' Way | ||
| 9 | Exene Cervenka - | Family | ||
| 10 | Rosie Flores - | Lucky Lady | ||
| 11 | Kira* - | Ain't Nobody's Business | ||
| 12 | Mary Herzcog - | This Is My Body | ||
| 13 | Bobby Goldfarb - | A Poem | ||
| 14 | Betty - | Martini Talk | ||
| 15 | Sue Cummings - | Caffeine Buzz | ||
| 16 | Lindsay Brice - | Rain Song | ||
| 17 | Lindsay Brice - | She Lay There In Bed Sleeping | ||
| 18 | Laura B (2) - | Green Monkey | ||
| 19 | Kari French - | Katomania | ||
| 20 | Sabrina Judge - | Backwords | ||
| 21 | Sabrina Judge - | Elephants | ||
| 22 | Debbie Patino - | Church Bells Ring | ||
| 23 | Duchess - | Backdoor Daddy | ||
| 24 | Lauran Hoffman - | Bebop | ||
| 25 | Candye Kane - | Red Carnations | ||
| 26 | Sue Cummings - | Hunting | ||
| 27 | Nicole Panter - | Confession | ||
| 28 | Pleasant Gehman - | Love Potion # 10 | ||
| 29 | Julia Bell - | 99 Cent Store | ||
| 30 | Ann Magnuson - | Art Professor | ||
| 31 | Sue Cummings - | Buy Music | ||
| 32 | Suzi Gardner With Texas Terri Laird , Mike Martt , Mia Ferraro , Jimmy Sloan , David Thum - | Thinking Too Much |
Credits
Mastered By -
Roland Alvarez
Producer, Compiled By - Debbie Patino
Producer, Engineer - David Travis , Jon Vogel
Producer, Compiled By - Debbie Patino
Producer, Engineer - David Travis , Jon Vogel
Notes
This is a compilation of Spoken Word-Performances on the subject of abortion and pro-choice, recorded on the "Rock For Choice-Concerts".
"There is a cause for concern, our rights to reproductive freedom are in jeopardy. This is a spoken word and musical celebration of our right to choose."
Rock For Choice:
On january 22, 1973, the US supreme court issued it's landmark ruling in Roe versus Wade, making abortion safe and legal in the United States. Today, the right to a legal abortion has never been more in jeopardy.
In response to this growing threat to personal freedom and in an effort to raise awareness and encourage activism among young adults, the Feminist Majority Foundation and Fund has been organizing Rock For Choice concerts across the country.
The purpose is to encourage audience members to educate themselves, speak out, register to vote, and learn what they can do to protect their right to abortion and birth control. Information tables with voter registration, petitions, and volunteer sign ups are provided at every concert. Proceeds help the Feminist Majority Foundation and Fund continue national pro-choice organizinf efforts, including the Clinic Defense Project.
"There is a cause for concern, our rights to reproductive freedom are in jeopardy. This is a spoken word and musical celebration of our right to choose."
Rock For Choice:
On january 22, 1973, the US supreme court issued it's landmark ruling in Roe versus Wade, making abortion safe and legal in the United States. Today, the right to a legal abortion has never been more in jeopardy.
In response to this growing threat to personal freedom and in an effort to raise awareness and encourage activism among young adults, the Feminist Majority Foundation and Fund has been organizing Rock For Choice concerts across the country.
The purpose is to encourage audience members to educate themselves, speak out, register to vote, and learn what they can do to protect their right to abortion and birth control. Information tables with voter registration, petitions, and volunteer sign ups are provided at every concert. Proceeds help the Feminist Majority Foundation and Fund continue national pro-choice organizinf efforts, including the Clinic Defense Project.