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Lynzy Lab - A Scary Time (for Boys)

A song about folks who claim that #MeToo is a drag.

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Amanda Palmer & Jasmine Power - Mr. Weinstein Will See You Now

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Emeline - this is how i learn to say no

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Emeline - cinderella’s dead

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Carys - When a Girl:

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Joyce Jonathan & Lola Dubini - Mon héroïne

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Camille Lellouche - N’insiste pas

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Camille Lellouche - Ne me jugez pas

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Aston - Women Don’t Owe You s**t

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Sophie - It’s Okay to Cry

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Typical Girls by The Slits :arrow:

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Typical Girls by The Slits :arrow:

Ari Up left us way to soon.

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08 Aug 2024, 11:37 pm

Morning music, The Cosmopolitans, “(How to Keep Your) Husband Happy” - Washington Post Monthly April 19, 2014

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Given the Republicans’ unabashed nostalgia for the gender apartheid of the 1950s, I thought it would be a great time to post an unsung punk/new wave feminist classic: “(How to Keep Your) Husband Happy” by The Cosmopolitans. Am I the only person who knows about this song? I’ve mentioned it to other knowledgeable punk/post-punk/alternative rock fans, and none of them had ever heard of it. Be that as it may, The Cosmopolitans were a female-fronted, New York City-based band active between 1979 and 1982. Like The dBs, who played on some of their records (and who are another great band from that era), they were originally from North Carolina. This is their best-known song, and it is a demented delight: think feminist B-52s. Apparently, the lyrics are based on an exercise record from the late 1950s that actually existed, and that was owned by the mother of the band’s frontwoman, Jamie K. Sims.

I can easily imagine some of the Mad Men ladies listening to the original recording and earnestly attempting to follow the tips, can’t you? (Well, in the early seasons, anyway).

Though the song is over 30 years old, I fear the irony might still be lost on some. The rest of us can enjoy it in the spirit in which it was intended.

I am and was a "punk/post-punk/alternative rock fan" and most certainly do remember this song. It got regular airplay on college radio stations in the New York area.

FYI This the actual Debbie Drake album being made fun of

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