Susan Abod Interview
Item
Title
Susan Abod Interview
Description
Susan Abod is interviewed by Ruth Scovill. The tape starts in the middle of a conversation. Susan talks about women’s rock music as the antithesis to “cockrock,” or rock music for and by men. She discusses her journey of auditioning and joining bands, and being influences by socialism, feminism, and how she joined a political band of women. (Some audio distortion). She talks about rewriting song lyrics, the concepts of straight-baiting, utopian politics, and differences between women’s music and feminist lyrics in music. Around 49:30 the narrator changes, and the topic changes to the Woman’s Coffee Coven, which later became a production company. This may be the predecessor of Olivia Records.
Creator
Ruth Scovill
Date
6/1/76
Language
English
Identifier
RS006
Interviewee
Susan Abod
Interviewer
Ruth Scovill
Physical Format
1/4 inch audio tape
Duration
01:15:32
Citation
Ruth Scovill, “Susan Abod Interview,” Lesbian Herstory Archives AudioVisual Collections, accessed November 21, 2024, http://herstories.prattinfoschool.nyc/omeka/items/show/1039.